Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Does National Debt Still Matter? America's Gamble" video.

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  5.  @argon7479  I thought it was the opposite, the better the results in standardized testing the more funding you get. And I guess standardized testing scores correlate to graduation. Or, the better funded schools are in higher income districts, and kids being born from families with higher incomes means they have a higher chance to graduate (not saying they're smarter... just that they graduate). Everyone needs a degree? Even if you're a plumber. Most jobs require education. Okay. Do you need a business degree to manage a corner store? Wage is a reflection of how much demand there is for a service and how many people are willing to do it. If there's a shortage of welders, welders get paid more. Doesn't matter if they have a mechanical engineering degree or just went to trade school. If there's a shortage of plumbers you'll have to pay more for one. It's not about education. I can guarantee there's people using their business, marketing and programming degrees on their current job who are living in worse conditions than people in the trades. If you increase the speed limit you'll lose more money due to increased injury and fatality rates. It's a trade off. You also make it cheaper for business to operate by taxing less. Raising taxes on the rich doesn't work. France tried that and they failed miserably because the ultra wealthy simply moved out of France or stopped paying themselves a wage for a few years. Raising taxes on the rich simply makes it costlier to do business, which is contrary to your stated goal. Appealing to the majority is a fallacy. Many times the majority doesn't understand the issues.
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