UmbrellAssassin @ UmbrellAssassin @lemmy.world

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The world isn't fair. It is impossible to be fair to everyone and having and real world experience would show they. Especially since fair is subjective.

Couple things. Business degrees are a wide range. Some are the easy way out, the whole "I only want to work for myself mentality" . Social sciences are a dump stat. Really shows why people are having so many issues finding an actual career. For the rest, the graph doesn't break down into what it entails. There is a lot of degree subsets that aren't worth it at the end of the day. Trust me you can break down just engineering into hundreds of categorizes that are stepping stones for something better. Try harder.

Can't wait for this to be rolled out with bugs and spending 30 minutes tracking down the reg code to disable it.

Take the rich peoples money and give it to the poor! And when they are the new rich, take their money and give it to the new poor!

I'm aware that people are pushed to go to college. I'm just not a moron enough to think that every degree is worth the same at the end of the day. If you didn't study up on your path in life, well tough shit. You decided to get a degree in humanities, well your going to live with the consequences. Don't act like you don't know what I'm talking about when it comes to what you study mattering. Unless you really didn't pass middle school reading comprehension and still somehow can act high and mighty. The problem isn't just the "system" it's also about the individual. I actually am starting to feel bad for you. I understand the exact kind of person you are. The kind that can't comprehend that they didn't work hard enough so all they can do it say everyone else is lucky. I'm sorry sweetheart. You just suck. Nice straw man, I hate bringing up these kind of terms but your responses are typical social media brain damaged crap. It's sweet you think you can argue. Ohhh, thousands for a shit house? So your going to blame other people that you aren't smart enough to move somewhere cheaper and with a better quality of life? What's next? You gonna blame Trump that your shoes are untied? Those damn conservatives. Got any other hot button words to throw out? Enjoy the image of that subway tunnel, that's the only place your simple minded, victim mentality, my problems are everyone else's fault, attitude will get you. I'm sure once you get some real life under your belt, you'll realize how. cringy you sounded. Well hopefully. Just remember, money only solves money problems. Your are still the same person on the inside. You can get your student loans erased, you will just find something else to bitch about. A happy life cannot be bought, it has to be earned. Go out there and get it, maybe you'll stop being so miserable. First step is to stop blaming everything else on your issues and look inside.

I can read. Can you? Or better yet, can you understand what you read?

This. Too many people complain about working conditions without doing anything about it just waiting for someone else to fix the issue.

It just mattered what degree you are going for. Too many people took that as, "Let me just get an easy degree and the money will roll in."

Look, not every opinion that you don't agree with is a troll. >go back to reddit. Says the person that joined 3 weeks ago. Nice. How about you go back if all you want is a echo chamber. Reddit was perfect for that. The prefect place to pretend your the smartest person because you could report and ban everyone that didn't agree with your narrow minded viewpoint.

You can't blame a landlord for doing what's best for them. They can't take the hit for people just cause it is hard for them. What experts are you talking about? If people didn't research before hand, they are the only ones to blame. Yes the automotive market sucks, yes the housing market sucks. That doesn't mean crying about it and waiting for a handout will fix anything. I didn't have any spoons. When was going to college I realized I couldn't afford it and the degree I wanted wasn't going to work for me, got a job, worked my ass off hopping from job to job trying to find something. When my car broke down, I didn't get the car I want, I got a car that works and can get me places. Slowly moved up while finishing up a degree that can actually do something, found a stable job and now going back for a bs in something that might not be what I wanted to do with my life, but something that can help me lead the life I want. I've been trying to buy a house for years and instead of jumping into the first opportunity that looks good, I'm waiting and researching to make sure I don't put myself in a worse position. You are your safety net. You shouldn't expect someone else to pick up after you when you make mistakes unless you are a child. People like you confuse want and need. You want a nice fancy car, but you don't need it. You want a huge house, but then you are setting yourself up for failure. I've know people that didn't have the best start to their lives and made the best of it and found resources that could help. The people around them that just sat around complaining without doing anything about it are still doing just that. All you can do is call my argument names and complain that you should have shit handed to you. What's your argument? What's your way to fix things that doesn't include bitching on the internet?

Was it Scotland that did free college and what happened? People got bullshit degrees and complained that they didn't get them anywhere. Countries with free Healthcare not being able to take care of people in a timely manner forcing them to spend huge amounts of money going to other countries. While still getting taxes for Healthcare. Free doesn't mean free. Governments don't make money. They take money from their people and use that.

I wasn't born with a silver spoon up my ass. I worked my ass off and used any resources that I could find. It took time and hard work. I didn't sit around waiting for a handout and being upset at the world for not getting it.

I get the point. It is just wrong. At the end of the day, you can't make an agreement and years later say, "I shouldn't have to pay this cause I'm upset at unrelated things".

Another tax hike doesn't specify when. It still happens. Or are you just going to ignore that?

Or you can not be a hypocrite and not support any country that endangers civilians. Bombing a government building isn't like bombing a military installation. Regular people work in government buildings. Or does the janitor deserve to die for wanting to support his family?

Even if they were targeting government buildings, you know civies work in those too?

No one should die on either side. No matter what, it is sad. What is worse is the people sitting on their high horses saying this is a good thing. Just disgusting.

Why does that matter? It doesn't. You are still paying for it.

I'm not a boomer and it isn't a boomer mentality to think people should work for the things they want. If you really think that 6 hours is a long shift, just wait until you actually get a job. It is hard if you get an easy job. That's a choice. So is getting a low yield degrees. Those are choices. If you choose the easy way now, don't complain about the outcome later.