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In the 70s we had DISCIPLINE in schools. What happened?
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There is too much emphasis that everyone needs to go to college. As well as not enough emphasis on vocational skills that most people once possessed and was and is looked down up onto this day.
Before the 1960s though most professions were respected no matter how low paying they were. Now they are not, thanks to the lefties/ communist in the media telling people what their worth is in society.
Quoting: My Fear I admired the part of the President's State of the Union speech two years ago where he described a classmate of his who was bad at book work but good with his hands. President Trump described the guy as a whiz with motors and said such people are the reason vocational training needs to be emphasized. I'm sure that point didn't go over well with all the snotty, snobby "lefties" into the limousine-liberalism of snotty colleges, with their champagne-socialist tuition fees as the prize to grab. . You know, it's funny how the Socialists look down on any profession which is not centered around "Pre-Columbian Basket-Weaving Produced By Left-Handed Lesbian Midgets" or whatever, but have you had to have your car worked on lately? Or had to call a plumber? Or even called someone to come and clean the leaves out of your roof gutters? People in the "trade professions" do QUITE well for themselves, and "vocational training" ought to be offered and promoted with the same enthusiasm as the much more expensive and lengthy traditional college-based careers.
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