Why shouldn’t Nintendo include that then if is such a problem?

Because children play games too? Or did Nintendo forget that? So, you expect a 6-10 year old to have the dexterity to overcome 1/4"?

My wife has a prescription for Adderall. She was given it when she first started studying for the bar. I called it her PED.

Too obvious. Troll Grade : C-

They try to cut before a weigh in, but he also is expecting to perform athletic activities right after, where he would need that extra hydration. If he went in dehydrated, his performance on everything else would take a hit, which I imagine would be worse.

And why don’t you get that colleges are fraught with overspending? They is no reason they should cost nearly as much. But no, keep ignoring everything I write. All you do is be mad on kinja looking at all your other “discussions”. You’re a waste of time.

Perfect. That I like a lot more.

My main point is I don’t like throwing money at a completely broken system that is overrun with bad expenses. And using said money to people who will be above the average income after they get the degree. If you go to college to make more money and we aren’t taxing higher wage earner enough as it is, I don;t think we…

Do you not make 100k? Cause having 8k I could do yearly, especially it it was the cost to stay in the country. I say this not saying $500 on minimum wage is easy, just that making over a 100k makes life real easy. That’s why we should pay more in taxes.

I don’t think you saw my point. My point being is a lot of kids get in huge debt making poor decisions on where to go to college (ie they have a great football team so I’ll there and waste money on room and board) or take a major that is useless. Paying for that is a huge waste of money.

The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter.

Good point and response to what I wrote. Really contributed and refuted any of my points.

Yes, I agree that’s the best path. But people frame communism and socialism are interchangeable but they aren’t.

Because for the most part it’s people who have way less than a need than other people! Go walk on a college campus. Then walk in really poor urban area. Where should we be putting money? It’s just looks like to me a bunch of whiney kids who don’t know what real suffering is asking for a handout to me. And we still…

Nobody. I just think the college system has turned into a ponzi scheme that builks money out of young kids. I have an engineering degree and couldn’t be happier with how it turned out, but I also worked through school and commuted to reduce costs and have a degree that was easily worth the investment. So I don’t think…

I don’t think they should get free money while other people the same age make career choices who don’t get said free money (trades, military) just because you are smarter and then will go ahead and make a ton more money then people who don’t have the capability, ie intellect, to go. I think the whole system is broken…

You do realize all those other countries have a much stricter policy on who gets to go to college, right? You just don’t get to be a C student all the way through, take a fake major and get free school? They don’t have athletics to subsidize or stupid majors. So, there are tighter restrictions. Which I am totally in…

Wait, what? I was clearly defending Hillary, unless you just want to pile on in defending Hillary and showing Trumps lies as well. Then, yes, same thing. More money for military! And One infinite dollars for infrastructure! And tax cuts for everyone! With money from ....somewhere bigly!

You have to define the Socialism you want. Communism is under the umbrella, and most people don’t want that. Most people think you should at least get rewarded for hard work, not the same as everyone else.

I still don’t get why people think they should have been bailed out of mortgages they should never have signed. What about all the people who didn’t do that? Should they have gotten money because they didn’t make a poor decision? I wasn’t a fan of bailing out the banks, but you know what? They paid most of it back. In…