Justice for Sale

[wvit1001]

have you experienced a violent crime on your person doodly?

[D2D]

I don't live in a high crime area and I am legally able to defend myself!

Second, that is none of your business!

[wvit1001]

so that's a no you haven't ever experienced a violent crime.

[seahooker]

I have.

[Dan]

Vit, are you saying his debt was paid off with tax payer money?

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LOL! 

[Dan]

Do you think judges should be allowed to take gifts

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Of course.  Everyone should be allowed to be generous.

[Dan]

Why not cover student debt?

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That’s a question for Congress.  Without their approval it’s illegal.

college in the US should be free 

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No, it shouldn’t.

to all as long as …

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No.  Under NO circumstances.

[wvit1001]

wouldn't you think a better educated populace would be a benefit for our country and our industry dan?    especially as our future becomes more and more dependent on technology.

[Local5th]

if they were better educated they should have no problem paying their school loan.

[wvit1001]

why should they be saddled with a school loan?   that kind of defeats the purpose doesn't it local.

In a country as technically advanced as the US an educated population is a major plus for our economy. 

[wvit1001]

When asked why they are hiring more employees with college degrees for positions that had been primarily held by those with high school degrees, 61 percent of employers said the skills required for their positions have evolved, requiring a higher base level of education.

https://www.careerbuilder.com/advice/blog/employers-looking-for-more-educated-workers

[wvit1001]

According to a CareerBuilder survey, 33 percent of employers have raised educational requirements over the last five years. Thirty-three percent are hiring workers with master's degrees for positions that had been primarily held by those with four-year degrees, and 41 percent are hiring employees with undergraduate degrees for positions that had been primarily held by those with high school degrees.