Video: Cavuto pwns idiot college student that wants free college

[mello]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zmji36q8E4o

[William Tell]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zmji36q8E4o&feature=youtu.be

[puppetmaster]

This girls sounds really stupid and very naive.

[ChristianAnarchist]

I'm sure her parents are super proud...

[timosman]

It is a great idea to provide SJWs with a platform so they can air their stupidity for all to see. :D

[brandon]

Hmm... a 57 year old professional TV news anchor vs a college student from a working class family. Not really a surprise here who would win the debate. If anyone should be embarrassed it's probably Cavuto for beating up on a 20 year old. It's like seeing a professional MMA fighter beat up some random kid in the street.


Yeah I don't agree with what she's saying but cmon, give her a break. I was stupid when I was that age too. Cavuto should try to pick more even fights.

[Red Green]

This chick should be waiting tables. Or dancing on them. Actually, no that would not work. Maybe she should be taking orders at McD's. Anyway, she's too stupid to be going to college.

[William Tell]

She's been indoctrinated with communism all her life. Hopefully in time her current views will be challenged, and she will face reality. I don't expect anyone to change her worldview in live time during one interview.

[Sola_Fide]

What if the 1% leave the country?

We use Trump's fence to keep them in.

Capital controls and people controls.

[Red Green]

What if the 1% leave the country?



We can just replace them with 100% illiterate illegal aliens. And give them free college. Because that's being a good person.

[Sola_Fide]

We can just replace them with 100% illiterate illegal aliens. And give them free college. Because that's being a good person.

Who are you talking to?

[timosman]

Who are you talking to?

Neil Cavuto. ;)

[Red Green]

Who are you talking to?

I am providing the "logical" answer to the 1% leaving. As the air-head chick noted "there will always be a 1%", which is true. If you have all the really wealthy flee the country, you can just replace each one with 100 poor illegals and to help provide free college for her dumb ass. Mind you, at that point the 1% will be anyone making over $150,000 per year.

[Okie RP fan]

"Three core demands"

Including a $15 minimum wage, and forgiveness of debts…
Concerned Student 1950 also has an extensive list of "demands." I see a lot of demanding, but not enough working, educating, etc. towards correcting the REAL entities and reasons we're ALL experiencing rising taxes and inflation. And American poverty is drastically different than what many would term real poverty that is more pervasive through the rest of the world. But, I'm sure that's of no importance to her and her kind.
Additionally, she mentions that she sees a population "doing nothing to contribute to society" clearly referencing the rich. But yet, we have millions on government assistance, many of whom are unwilling to work. Many of whom are complaining about corporations (who certainly share 1/3 of the blame beside the federal government and Fed Reserve) and companies who need to profit to stay in business.

This, is the face of the young left. Irresponsible, ignorant, and silly.

Let's attack the Federal Reserve. Let's attack Crony Capitalism. Let's attack excessive taxation on the people. Those are the forces against all of us.
Furthermore, no one is forcing anyone to go to college, which, by the way, has seen average tuition across the country rise since the federal government began guaranteeing loans.

My head hurts now after listening to that.

[LibertyEagle]

It would have been better if he talked about WHY college education has gotten so expensive. Government involvement in student loans. He does kind of hit on it at the end.

[Sola_Fide]

I am providing the "logical" answer to the 1% leaving. As the air-head chick noted "there will always be a 1%", which is true. If you have all the really wealthy flee the country, you can just replace each one with 100 poor illegals and to help provide free college for her dumb ass. Mind you, at that point the 1% will be anyone making over $150,000 per year.

Oh I see. I thought that she said the answer, but got cut off. When Cavuto said that the wealthy are smart and have left Greece, she said "well yeah, they need to be held accountable".

Of course Ron predicted that this would happen in America, and it probably will. A fence and a militarized police border state makes it much easier.

[Sola_Fide]

It would have been better if he talked about WHY college education has gotten so expensive. Government involvement in student loans.

Agree.

[timosman]

It would have been better if he talked about WHY college education has gotten so expensive. Government involvement in student loans.

This is the problem with these discussions, I mentioned it in the YAL thread. Nobody can pinpoint when student debt became non-dischargeable and who is to blame for this crap and how can we revert this. Instead we are engaging in wishy-washy discussions who should we start extracting money from in order to pay for this government scam. This gal should be waiting tables and her salary plus tips should be sufficient to make a living. Instead the government conned everybody into this stupid game where we try to one-up each other. The kids know the game is rigged but have no clue as to why.

[RandPaul4Prez]

All the elite have to do is hide their money in offshore accounts.

The Rockefellers are one of the worlds richest families but do you ever hear their names in the world richest lists? No.

They hide all of their money in trusts.

[Omphfullas Zamboni]

The interviewer pressed the college student a little too heavily for my liking. Imagine an MSNBC host interrogating a libertarian student about fiscal policy. By employing a measured, schoolteacher's tone and interrupting the guest, arguments for low taxes or reduced regulations could be dismissed by praising Europe or by inquiring how people with low income can expect to be served by their government.

Sure, the left-leaning college student was not very prepared; in fact, I would enjoy seeing a biting interview where Neil skewers a government official or wealthy investor who supports free college–anyone who could mount a rousing back-and-forth exchange.

[puppetmaster]

The interviewer pressed the college student a little too heavily for my liking. Imagine an MSNBC host interrogating a libertarian student about fiscal policy. By employing a measured, schoolteacher's tone and interrupting the guest, arguments for low taxes or reduced regulations could be dismissed by praising Europe or by inquiring how people with low income can expect to be served by their government.

Sure, the left-leaning college student was not very prepared; in fact, I would enjoy seeing a biting interview where Neil skewers a government official or wealthy investor who supports free college–anyone who could mount a rousing back-and-forth exchange. she is the leader of the movement....she shouldn't be so fucking stupid about her "passion"

[ThePaleoLibertarian]

I feel bad for her. Low intelligence, probably getting a useless degree, and she's not going to age well. After 30, life for her is going to be ​rough.

[puppetmaster]

Hmm... a 57 year old professional TV news anchor vs a college student from a working class family. Not really a surprise here who would win the debate. If anyone should be embarrassed it's probably Cavuto for beating up on a 20 year old. It's like seeing a professional MMA fighter beat up some random kid in the street.


Yeah I don't agree with what she's saying but cmon, give her a break. I was stupid when I was that age too. Cavuto should try to pick more even fights. she is the leader of this so called movement. She should be able to handle herself and have a clue what she is so passionate for.

[ThePaleoLibertarian]

Hmm... a 57 year old professional TV news anchor vs a college student from a working class family. Not really a surprise here who would win the debate. If anyone should be embarrassed it's probably Cavuto for beating up on a 20 year old. It's like seeing a professional MMA fighter beat up some random kid in the street.


Yeah I don't agree with what she's saying but cmon, give her a break. I was stupid when I was that age too. Cavuto should try to pick more even fights.
I was 20 in 2010. By that time, I had been reading about libertarianism for about three years, and I had been an ancap for the past year or so. Now, I still think that I was pretty dumb at that time, but not as dumb as this broad. I wasn't that stupid at 20, not at 15, probably not even at 10. Youth is no excuse.

[luctor-et-emergo]

The interviewer pressed the college student a little too heavily for my liking. Imagine an MSNBC host interrogating a libertarian student about fiscal policy. By employing a measured, schoolteacher's tone and interrupting the guest, arguments for low taxes or reduced regulations could be dismissed by praising Europe or by inquiring how people with low income can expect to be served by their government.

Sure, the left-leaning college student was not very prepared; in fact, I would enjoy seeing a biting interview where Neil skewers a government official or wealthy investor who supports free college–anyone who could mount a rousing back-and-forth exchange.

He's not derogatory, he's giving her enough time to respond. He's highly critical but it's a pretty decent discussion.

This in fact, is good journalism. He is picking her brain, he's checking out how well she knows her stuff. If only all hosts interviewed like this ALL the time. Factual debate, critical but fair. Don't forget he's openly conservative. Journalists don't have to be 'neutral', that's bullshit, nobody is neutral. It's good if they disclose their biases.. Thats what makes a good journalist IMO.

[luctor-et-emergo]

There's a second topic on this;
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?485158-Video-Cavuto-pwns-idiot-college-student-that-wants-free-college

Maybe they could be merged.

[timosman]

she is the leader of this so called movement. She should be able to handle herself and have a clue what she is so passionate for.

This is the problem with leadership these days. They get pass on everything. She went through her life without being challenged so far. She is probably thinking Neil is a hard ass for asking these soft ball questions.

[luctor-et-emergo]

This is the problem with leadership these days. They get pass on everything. She went through her life without being challenged so far. She is probably thinking Neil is a hard ass for asking these soft ball questions.

Well exactly, what do you expect when you get interviewed by a conservative host on a business network. He could have made it much worse for her, O'reilly style.

[dannno]

Hmm... a 57 year old professional TV news anchor vs a college student from a working class family. Not really a surprise here who would win the debate. If anyone should be embarrassed it's probably Cavuto for beating up on a 20 year old. It's like seeing a professional MMA fighter beat up some random kid in the street.


Yeah I don't agree with what she's saying but cmon, give her a break. I was stupid when I was that age too. Cavuto should try to pick more even fights.

I completely disagree... Neil made every attempt possible to congratulate her on her activism and trying to make the world a better place for everyone. He very calmly gave her a dose of hard reality and made her think. He did a pretty great job I thought.

[timosman]

I completely disagree... Neil made every attempt possible to congratulate her on her activism and trying to make the world a better place for everyone. He very calmly gave her a dose of hard reality and made her think. He did a pretty great job I thought.

It is sad she did not get that from her school. Your tax dollars at work.

[Bastiat's The Law]

I thought it would be worse.

[Henry Rogue]

Hmm... a 57 year old professional TV news anchor vs a college student from a working class family. Not really a surprise here who would win the debate. If anyone should be embarrassed it's probably Cavuto for beating up on a 20 year old. It's like seeing a professional MMA fighter beat up some random kid in the street.


Yeah I don't agree with what she's saying but cmon, give her a break. I was stupid when I was that age too. Cavuto should try to pick more even fights.

What should the MMA fighter do when the random kid is trying to rob him? She needs to be harshly admonished.

[Omphfullas Zamboni]

I think the issue with interrupting stems from about four minutes 29 seconds into the video when Neil asks the student if she, her friends, and her family might be willing to pay more for additional benefits. She starts to say, "Yes and we already do pay more…" I just wish she would've been able to finish the thought:

"Yes and we already do pay more for college considering the rapidly increasing cost of tuition. The reasons people over $1,000,000 per year should pay increased taxes to support higher education are: high income earners are more likely to be business owners and business owners benefit from an educated labor pool [supporting evidence] and the wealthy have the a duty to support the middle/lower class for moral reasons [supporting evidence]."

I wouldn't say that there is supporting evidence to substantiate the reasons I fabricated but I was just hoping the student would counter with something substantive and specific. I'm probably being too optimistic in imagining that, without the interruption around the four-minute mark, the student would have found her footing; I'm sure some become frazzled by being in the spotlight.

In any case, even if the student is the organizational leader of the march, I wish she might have thought to tap a friend more comfortable with facts and figures to appear for the interview. Organizing a march does not necessarily mean one has the skill set to defend the principles of the march on national television.



He's not derogatory, he's giving her enough time to respond. He's highly critical but it's a pretty decent discussion.

This in fact, is good journalism. He is picking her brain, he's checking out how well she knows her stuff. If only all hosts interviewed like this ALL the time. Factual debate, critical but fair. Don't forget he's openly conservative. Journalists don't have to be 'neutral', that's bullshit, nobody is neutral. It's good if they disclose their biases.. Thats what makes a good journalist IMO.

[luctor-et-emergo]

I think the issue with interrupting stems from about four minutes 29 seconds into the video when Neil asks the student if she, her friends, and her family might be willing to pay more for additional benefits. She starts to say, "Yes and we already do pay more…" I just wish she would've been able to finish the thought:

"Yes and we already do pay more for college considering the rapidly increasing cost of tuition. The reasons people over $1,000,000 per year should pay increased taxes to support higher education are: high income earners are more likely to be business owners and business owners benefit from an educated labor pool [supporting evidence] and the wealthy have the a duty to support the middle/lower class for moral reasons [supporting evidence]."

I wouldn't say that there is supporting evidence to substantiate the reasons I fabricated but I was just hoping the student would counter with something substantive and specific. I'm probably being too optimistic in imagining that, without the interruption around the four-minute mark, the student would have found her footing; I'm sure some become frazzled by being in the spotlight.

In any case, even if the student is the organizational leader of the march, I wish she might have thought to tap a friend more comfortable with facts and figures to appear for the interview. Organizing a march does not necessarily mean one has the skill set to defend the principles of the march on national television.

Well, that's socialism.

College shouldn't be subsidized, then businesses do and individuals don't have to be taxed in order to compensate for the so called benefits they get from said subsidies.

The rich already pay more in taxes, as well as more overall they also pay more percentage wise. Businesses also pay taxes so the only argument can be about HOW MUCH. But they already pay a significant share.

Again, it's socialism and it will fail catastrophically.

Where I live we essentially have free college. Costs the same for everyone, 2k a year or so. Government pays for the rest. Lots of people graduated in useless fields is the result as well as much lower quality education because EVERYONE has to go to college. Really it has become more job training than academics. Especially universities suffer from this, they cater to big business because that's what the lobbyists tell the government to tell the colleges/universities.. It's no longer about the advancement of science. Socialism.

[tod evans]

This girls sounds really stupid and very naive.

I've heard that lilt in adults who feign sophistication, generally it's exhibited by young women who reside in the low income areas of rural towns.

Kind of a cross between the Valley Girl accent of the 80's and the twang of the Northern most borders of the Ozarks.

It was difficult for me to get past her speech patterns in order to attempt to find substance in her position, I listened though and came away with a new respect for that Neil guy! What patience in the face of an imbecile...

[tod evans]

Hmm... a 57 year old professional TV news anchor vs a college student from a working class family. Not really a surprise here who would win the debate. If anyone should be embarrassed it's probably Cavuto for beating up on a 20 year old. It's like seeing a professional MMA fighter beat up some random kid in the street.


Yeah I don't agree with what she's saying but cmon, give her a break. I was stupid when I was that age too. Cavuto should try to pick more even fights.

The young lady used that description to paint her family but she followed it with the statement that they're on several types of "government assistance"...

Working class people and free shit recipients are not synonymous in my book...

My bet is she's some jealous trailer queen who's figured out how to game the system for a no cash up front degree and she's just figured out there ain't no free lunch.

I don't think Cavuto "picked a fight", it sure looked like he gave her ample opportunity to engage in intelligent discourse even after her initially condescending tone..

[RJB]

She only regurgitates what she has been fed through 12 years of government school paid for with our taxes.

[ChristianAnarchist]

Hurts to watch...

[Dr. Dog]

All the elite have to do is hide their money in offshore accounts.

The Rockefellers are one of the worlds richest families but do you ever hear their names in the world richest lists? No.

They hide all of their money in trusts.

Good for them. More people should do that.

[milgram]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aygOY2nVRWw

oh boy...

[squirl22]

When I was her age in the '60's, I was also a student activist. But, I was never this stupid...this was before student loans, leftist professors in the majority, and we got a good education. I had an ideology (I was a leftist) and I knew the ideological beliefs frontwards and backwards...kind of like Obama...once you have the ideology down you have an answer for everything....and it sounds real intelligent, too. I can not believe this young woman...and she votes. Back in my day, the voting age was 21 so we could be a bit stupid and no one cared, but now they all vote...the voting age was lowered because of the draft and the Vietnam war...now there is no draft....I think they should be given a choice...join the military and go fight some worthless war and get to vote at 18, or stay stupid and not be able to vote until 25.

[squirl22]

The Privilege Project video is the same person? Who claimed to be very working class? oh, wow, this needs to get around.

[timosman]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7BBNEwyOjw

[brandon]

I was 20 in 2010. By that time, I had been reading about libertarianism for about three years, and I had been an ancap for the past year or so. Now, I still think that I was pretty dumb at that time, but not as dumb as this broad. I wasn't that stupid at 20, not at 15, probably not even at 10. Youth is no excuse.

I'm sure if Cavuto interviewed you about being an ancap when you were 20 you would have looked just as dumb as this girl.

[euphemia]

If anyone should be embarrassed it's probably Cavuto for beating up on a 20 year old. It's like seeing a professional MMA fighter beat up some random kid in the street.


That's about the dumbest thing I've ever read on these forums. The 20 year old thinks she knows more than anyone else, but she cannot do the math that would say someone who earns $1,000,000 should fork over 90% of that to support her. Does she realize that under her brilliance, that millionare would take home $100,000? How does that compute?

But, according to her, that would correct the injustice. And it's a brand new idea, the way she talks.

Wonder who paid for her braces and highlights? Her parents would have done her a big favor if they had had the kind of conversation she just had with a news anchor, who clearly can do math.

[klamath]

What she isn't Hispanic!!!! I though all of our problems would be solved if only white people ruled!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[euphemia]

This is a narrow minded child with a very narrow experience. If her parents had half a value between them, they would have not made her wait until she embarrassed herself on television. They would have started teaching this lesson when she was little.

Sheesh. How did she ever get into a university without being able to do the math?

[tod evans]

Wonder who paid for her braces and highlights? .

You and I did.

According to her her parents are "on several kinds of assistance".

She, of course, is in college and most likely living off of aid/loans....

I haven't known one college student in the last 20 years who has paid as they went, I'm sure there are some out there but I'm equally sure she's not one.

[euphemia]

And let's just take these numbers down where most of us live. The 1% supposedly make over $250,000. What about those people? Does she think a family can survive and save on $25K a year? Her tuition and board are more than that in a year, and that's just her.

She considers herself upper middle class, but her parents are on several kinds of assistance. How does that work, exactly?

What a little tick.

[euphemia]

The interviewer pressed the college student a little too heavily for my liking.

Really? You have to be kidding. This child is the spokesperson for an entire movement of college students who think you should be living on 10% of your income, and the rest should go to her. If she doesn't have her facts straight, then she should just shut up and go to class and learn something.

[RandPaul4Prez]

And I want my mortgage paid for, my cell phone and Internet, and groceries. Oh and Cindy Crawford as my wife.

[William Tell]

She considers herself upper middle class, but her parents are on several kinds of assistance. How does that work, exactly?

What a little tick.

I was wondering the same thing.

[jllundqu]

She only regurgitates what she has been fed through 12 years of government school paid for with our taxes.

HOMESCHOOL WIN!

[ThePaleoLibertarian]

I'm sure if Cavuto interviewed you about being an ancap when you were 20 you would have looked just as dumb as this girl.
Doubt it. My verbal IQ is off the charts, and I've been a skilled debater since middle school.

[jllundqu]

Doubt it. My verbal IQ is off the charts, and I've been a skilled debater since middle school.

You may be a cunning linguist, but I'm a master debater... :toady:

[TheNewYorker]

How to pay for it? You can start with the college athletes million dollar salaries... Get rid of them.

[timosman]

Removing the non-discharge clause from student loans would cause tuition prices to drop like a rock.

[staerker]

"If you want to enjoy the benefits of America, you must pay your fair share! ...you want to leave? Well, you can't. Give us your money!"

The closed borders crowd is playing into the hands of the NWO. ... ;)

[Anti Federalist]

Horseshit.

This woman wants to commit armed robbery, by proxy, against me, and I'm supposed to feel bad over a verbal tongue lashing?

Nope, not at all.


Hmm... a 57 year old professional TV news anchor vs a college student from a working class family. Not really a surprise here who would win the debate. If anyone should be embarrassed it's probably Cavuto for beating up on a 20 year old. It's like seeing a professional MMA fighter beat up some random kid in the street.


Yeah I don't agree with what she's saying but cmon, give her a break. I was stupid when I was that age too. Cavuto should try to pick more even fights.

[Henry Rogue]

Removing the non-discharge clause from student loans would cause tuition prices to drop like a rock.

It would help if interest rates were allowed to find natural equilibrium as well.

[tod evans]

Horseshit.

This woman wants to commit armed robbery, by proxy, against me, and I'm supposed to feel bad over a verbal tongue lashing?

Nope, not at all.

Microaggressin' ol' fart..........;)

[mello]

The part when Cavuto asks her if her friends got good jobs making 250k per year, would they be cool paying 90% taxes on it. Her response:

"Oh Absolutely!"

Ninety percent tax on 250k would leave you with 25 grand. You could make more working at McDonald's. She's a goddamn moron.

[Cabal]

I feel bad for this idiot's parents. What an embarrassment. They're evidently on all kinds of assistance already, and "scraping by" just to put her sorry ass through college, and this is what she's chosen to do with that opportunity? Bitch, and whine, and moan, and cry, and presume to know wtf she's talking about even though she doesn't even seem to have basic math skills, and demand that even more people forfeit even more of their money for her sake. And for what? What a useless, entitled little shit. Intellectual and moral bankruptcy in action.

[timosman]

It would help if interest rates were allowed to find natural equilibrium as well.

There are all kinds of things that would help, but the non-discharge clause is the major one. No lender in their right mind would provide a 200k loan to a 20 year old. The only reason they are doing this is because of the non-discharge clause which drives the tuition prices through the roof.

[Henry Rogue]

There are all kinds of things that would help, but the non-discharge clause is the major one. No lender in their right mind would provide a 200k loan to a 20 year old. The only reason they are doing this is because of the non-discharge clause which drives the tuition prices through the roof.

I agree.

[specsaregood]

I feel bad for this idiot's parents. What an embarrassment. They're evidently on all kinds of assistance already, and "scraping by" just to put her sorry ass through college, and this is what she's chosen to do with that opportunity?

It all makes sense really, she was taught to expect assistance so she is trained to demand more.

[puppetmaster]

This bitch and her entire family have been feeding of of taxpayers for her entire life. This proves what a waste welfare is for us and what a genius plan it is for government.

[Dr. Dog]

It all makes sense really, she was taught to expect assistance so she is trained to demand more.
Take your poor shaming somewhere else.

[euphemia]

Take your poor shaming somewhere else.

That's not poor shaming. Depending on what story the little twit tells, she was either from an upper middle class family, or her family feeds off the taxpayers. Watch both videos and see what happens. When I was her age, I was working, going to school, and sewing my own clothes. I don't know how she can think people need to give her money. Sounds kind of like Hillary Clinton. She claimed to be dead broke, but held her hand out and friends just dumped money into it. It's not poor shaming. It's liberal shaming. Communist shaming. And they should be ashamed.

[Dr. Dog]

That's not poor shaming.
Fine, it's welfare recipient shaming. That's a form of discrimination and morally equivalent to raping her honor.

[devil21]

I feel bad for this idiot's parents. What an embarrassment. They're evidently on all kinds of assistance already, and "scraping by" just to put her sorry ass through college, and this is what she's chosen to do with that opportunity? Bitch, and whine, and moan, and cry, and presume to know wtf she's talking about even though she doesn't even seem to have basic math skills, and demand that even more people forfeit even more of their money for her sake. And for what? What a useless, entitled little shit. Intellectual and moral bankruptcy in action.

Why feel sorry for the people helping to indoctrinate her? Come on, did you watch the Keeley Mullen video on page 2? She's from an upper middle class Jewish family in Chicago. No one can tell me that she's doing all this on her own. She's been indoctrinated by her liberal parents and her liberal schooling. She's a mildly cute tool, nothing more. I'd bet if one digs into her parent's connections they will find very close relations to the Chicago Dem machine and probably Obama himself. Remember how the UMizzou "victim" recently met with Obama? Same idea. They're actively recruiting ignorant college kids to be the faces of a bigger political agenda.

I thought Cavuto treated her with kid gloves. He could have torn her to pieces without much effort.

[TheTexan]

Everyone deserves a college education and potentially a master's degree so they too can get good jobs like head cashier at Barnes & Noble

[euphemia]

Fine, it's welfare recipient shaming. That's a form of discrimination and morally equivalent to raping her honor.

No, it's not welfare shaming. She never said her family was on welfare. Watch the videos. Both of them. She said her parents are artists. She said they get several kinds of assistance. She did not say welfare.

Look, she is the one organizing a movement that demands 1% should give 90% of their income to her and others who want it. They don't need anything in their demands. They don't need college at all. They don't need a $15 minimum wage. They jolly well don't need to have their debts cancelled. That is just ridiculous.

[Dr. Dog]

Everyone deserves a college education and potentially a master's degree so they too can get good jobs like head cashier at Barnes & Noble
Once they get their doctorate, they can maybe be an assistant store manager at Pottery Barn.

[devil21]

No, it's not welfare shaming. She never said her family was on welfare. Watch the videos. Both of them. She said her parents are artists. She said they get several kinds of assistance. She did not say welfare.

Look, she is the one organizing a movement that demands 1% should give 90% of their income to her and others who want it. They don't need anything in their demands. They don't need college at all. They don't need a $15 minimum wage. They jolly well don't need to have their debts cancelled. That is just ridiculous.

The 1%, as sucky as they can be at times, are just a scapegoat for taking more from everyone else. The 1% have the ability to move their assets offshore, create corporation shell companies to shelter their assets, etc. They have the resources to just leave and never look back. Who does not have those abilities? EVERYONE ELSE! And when it starts with blaming the 1% you better believe it really means the remaining 99% will shoulder the burden as the 1% figure out the loopholes and use them.

[specsaregood]

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[tod evans]

Fine, it's welfare recipient shaming. That's a form of discrimination and morally equivalent to raping her honor.

Welfare recipients need to be shamed!

Receiving a check from government is shameful.

This includes those who claim to be employed in "government service", they're glorified high end welfare recipients.

Fuck their feelings! I'm sick-n-tired of carrying their unproductive asses.

[euphemia]

This little twit demands that the full force of the United States government be brought to bear on taxpayers so she can live life for free. That's a conspiracy to commit robbery. These people should be taken from college and arrested for fraud.

[Dr. Dog]

This little twit
Wow, that is some severe hate right there.

[satchelmcqueen]

she used all of the correct words and phrase, but didnt have anything to back it up with because......=IT WONT WORK!!!

[satchelmcqueen]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aygOY2nVRWw

oh boy...
now thats some bullshit. and she lied on the interview according to a few details in here.

[Dr. Dog]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aygOY2nVRWw

oh boy...
I'm glad she learned who to check her privilege. Some people on this forum might improve themselves if they got past their whiteness and its inherent privileges. Especially the Christians, heterosexuals, and men.

[euphemia]

Wow, that is some severe hate right there.

What would you call her? She's not a genius, for sure. She is a 20 year-old college student who does not understand what it takes to survive in today's world. I would love to make $15 an hour and I have a degree. And a job.

Let me just tell you: If the rest of us were not tied to jobs to pay for ticks like her, we would have time to take to the streets. For every one of her, there are a thousand who know she is wrong. She needs to pack her stuff, drop out of college, and get a job. She is a narrow minded little twit with a very narrow life experience, but she considers herself something of an authority about what other people should be paying.

See, if you listen to the video, you will hear that little twit say that college students should have free college, forgiveness of loans, and that students working on campus should be paid $15 an hour. She doesn't think everyone deserves that. Just her and her fellow students.

That, ^^^ right there, is cronyism at its worst. She is a tick and a twit.

[puppetmaster]

Fine, it's welfare recipient shaming. That's a form of discrimination and morally equivalent to raping her honor. There is no honor in receiving welfare and furthermore, shame is one of the necessary driving forces to remove yourself from feeding get off of other people's hard work.

[Red Green]

I feel bad for her. Low intelligence, probably getting a useless degree, and she's not going to age well. After 30, life for her is going to be ​rough.

ARE YOU KIDDING! She will be highly sought after by many employers who go by 3 letter acronyms like HHS, HUD, EPA, etc! This dumb bitch is going to make me look like a pauper over her lifetime!

[Dr. Dog]

She is a tick and a twit.
A tick? Wow, now you're just being offensive to those that suffer from stereotypic movement disorder.

[Dr. Dog]

I feel bad for her. Low intelligence, probably getting a useless degree, and she's not going to age well. After 30, life for her is going to be ​rough.
If you look at her linkedin profile you'll see she already has copious amounts of work experience with such wonderful organisations such as the ACLU as a "Racial Justice Intern". She's fighting the important battles of our times.

[tod evans]

I'm glad she learned who to check her privilege. Some people on this forum might improve themselves if they got past their whiteness and its inherent privileges. Especially the Christians, heterosexuals, and men.

Ya' hit me with all four and ya' know what?

I've got absolutely nothing to get past or be ashamed of and if you really feel otherwise you're severely delusional and quite probably one of the morons who actually believes in and supports the idiots depicted in the OP.

Come on out here in the Ozark Mountains and try to tell any swingin' dick they need to check anything on your behalf...

The real world doesn't tolerate idiots well......

[dannno]

If you look at her linkedin profile you'll see she already has copious amounts of work experience with such wonderful organisations such as the ACLU as a "Racial Justice Intern". She's fighting the important battles of our times.

So she helped minorities sue their employers for false terminations or what?

Has she helped produce anything useful for society?

I do admire her passion and activism, it's just very misguided.

[euphemia]

I'm glad she learned who to check her privilege. Some people on this forum might improve themselves if they got past their whiteness and its inherent privileges. Especially the Christians, heterosexuals, and men.

If this is not a facetious remark, then it is a very smug and self-righteous one.

When I listen to her comments, I find that she has been narrow minded with narrow experience all her life, and that she specifically says she continues to live that small life. By her own choice.

[Dr. Dog]

Ya' hit me with all four and ya' know what?
I'm unsure whether one applies to you. Won't say which one, but Danke told me some stories...

[timosman]

If you look at her linkedin profile you'll see she already has copious amounts of work experience with such wonderful organisations such as the ACLU as a "Racial Justice Intern". She's fighting the important battles of our times.

She needs somebody to feed her lines while organizing:

https://media.licdn.com/media/p/8/005/0b6/32a/0c2770b.jpg

https://www.linkedin.com/in/keelymullen

[devil21]

She needs somebody to feed her lines while organizing:

https://media.licdn.com/media/p/8/005/0b6/32a/0c2770b.jpg

https://www.linkedin.com/in/keelymullen



Outstanding Cabinet Member
International Relations Council's 2013 Joint Cabinet Crisis
November 2013

Outstanding member of the Chinese Cabinet in the Joint Crisis Committee Model United Nations conference held at Northeastern University.

Sounds about right.

[euphemia]

So she's basically claiming playacting as real job experience?

:eek:

By the end of tomorrow, she is going to regret she ever opened her mouth. Sooner, if we're lucky.

[alucard13mm]

So we have college students protesting for resignation of a university president because his response to some racial incidents were insufficient and they wanted demands like more "colored" people at the school.

Instead of protesting for lower tuition rates. LOL

[Red Green]

Removing the non-discharge clause from student loans would cause tuition prices to drop like a rock.

I believe the non-discharge clause comes from the fact that a lot of student loans are govt (i.e. you and me) backed. Drop the non-discharge rule, sure, but you really need to drop the govt underwriting first.

[timosman]

I believe the non-discharge clause comes from the fact that a lot of student loans are govt (i.e. you and me) backed. Drop the non-discharge rule, sure, but you really need to drop the govt underwriting first.

These two are not dependent on each other. Nothing makes the government-student relation special. They should be able to evaluate the creditworthiness of the student and make a proper decision whether a loan should be granted based on sound market principles. If they feel underwriting a loan requires an enslavement of the student then they probably should not be doing it.

[euphemia]

Almost no college or university takes every student who applies. I think the first answer is for university presidents to say, "Under the terms of your admission, you came here to learn, not engineer social change or manipulate our faculty and administration. You are dismissed from school. Please pay the balance of your tuition and be off campus in 24 hours. We will contact some other student who really wants to come here to learn and contribute to academic life on campus."

[Sola_Fide]

Almost no college or university takes every student who applies. I think the first answer is for university presidents to say, "Under the terms of your admission, you came here to learn, not engineer social change or manipulate our faculty and administration. You are dismissed from school. Please pay the balance of your tuition and be off campus in 24 hours. We will contact some other student who really wants to come here to learn and contribute to academic life on campus."

And lose their check from the government? Not likely.

[euphemia]

They would if they replaced her with someone who also gets a government loan.

[Red Green]

These two are not dependent on each other. Nothing makes the government-student relation special. They should be able to evaluate the creditworthiness of the student and make a proper decision whether a loan should be granted based on sound market principles. If they feel underwriting a loan requires an enslavement of the student then they probably should not be doing it.

They pretty much are: the loans are given with govt underwriting, which means the govt (you and I) are co-signers. So let's say this dumb bitch runs up student loans of $80,000 getting her master's degree in Women and Multicultural studies. Now, she decides to try and get a job and ends up waiting tables at IHOP. Since she has no real assets at this point, declaring bankruptcy is pretty easy (i.e. she has nothing to lose). When the debt against her is discharged, the lender then turns to the co-signers to collect (that would be you and I).

So, first you need to get the govt underwriting out of the way. Now, tell me how poor students are going to be able to secure tuition loans without the non-discharge in place?

[timosman]

So, first you need to get the govt underwriting out of the way. Now, tell me how poor students are going to be able to secure tuition loans without the non-discharge in place?

They won't. The tuition prices will have to drop. Free market at work. :cool:

[muh_roads]

People like this who are confused and trying to find solutions really are perfect candidates to show videos to about the evils of central banking. She at least identified that the bank bailouts with trillions was wrong.

Everyone concerns themselves so much with money and how much money people make but no one is willing to look at money itself and ask...why do we need more? Can't we just divide the money we have now?

Stop adding zeroes to anywhere except the furthest right side of the decimal place. A dollar should be broken down into more than 100 pennies. Or even more than how Forex breaks it down with pips.

Nobody wants to talk about this rat race of creating new money. It's so sad and frustrating. We don't need to create new money. Value would be preserved and prices would come down.

[euphemia]

But her point is not that we should reform the banking system because it's good for all people. She makes the point so it can be a vehicle of wealth transfer to her demographic.

[Red Green]

They won't. The tuition prices will have to drop. Free market at work. :cool:

I totally agree, but with the govt underwriting in place, the lenders won't care about default so you accomplish only to ease the burden on students and place it on taxpayers.