Comments by "The Immortal" (@theimmortal4718) on "PowerfulJRE" channel.

  1. Thank you!!! This dude is paid to lie. Don't trust a word he says
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  2. And the people who are mad haven't even watched it. They've only seen 10 second clips
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  3. Nobody's blaming the universities for charging that much?!? What the fuuuuuck?
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  4. So- 1. Person gets sick 2. Hospital charges ridiculous money 3. Health insurance pays bill 4. Insurance rates go up for everyone 5. Everyone claims the insurance companies are greedy Am I missing something? Isn't the hospital that charged the ridiculous amount of money at fault? Somehow it's the people paying the bill that is at fault? How will having the government paying the bill solve anything if the problem is that the hospital is charging to much? Are we going to outlaw private hospitals? Are all doctors going to be federal employees?
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  5. Meanwhile, this dude didn't even bother to look into the case at all and had no idea about any of the evidence . Astounding
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  6. Devon Tracey came up with the concept of the Racism of the Gaps
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  7.  @SkorpioVenom  Simplifying it to "trumptards" isn't productive and simply saying the words "for profit" is meaningless. 3/4 of all college students go to Publix college. Research why tuitions keep going up instead of remaining ingoirant and easily manipulated
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  8.  @SkorpioVenom  There's always reasons. American Universities are obsessed with their rankings. From more expensive amenities (dining halls, gyms, dorms(, to research, ever increasing non reaching staff' highly paid sports coaches, etc. Research it. Don't just simplify it and remain in ignorance. It's not for "no reason", but the tuition is paying for a lot of things that have absolutely nothing to do with learning or getting a degree.
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  9.  @SkorpioVenom  And I'm trying to explain to you those reasons, and you're in complete denial and offering excuses as to why they can continue to rip students off. When a university is conducting research, the tuition of every student is paying for that past grants. When professors are speaking at conferences and peer reviewing papers, students are paying for that. When they build a new state if the art gym or dining hall, tuition is paying for that. Recruiters, the Chancellor's expensive parties, administrators making 500k-600k)yr, security, maintenance, luxury dorms, etc. Yes, alumni offer donations, and states pay a portion,but the rest is covered by tuition. The longer a professor teaches, the higher their pay goes up. Statistically, professors, college administrators, abd sports coaches are the highest paid state employees. 30 years ago, the ratio of administration positions vs professors was 1 to 1. Now, it's 2 to one. That's a large increase in the budget to pay all those people. The education hasn't gotten any better, but it's gotten a lot more expensive. People involved in post secondary education have seen huge raises in their income at the expense of their students. Go to a European university and you won't see this massive spending, so it costs less to go there.
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  10.  @SkorpioVenom  The only thing I'm disagreeing is that the costs are going up for no reason. Im agreeing that costs are going up ridiculously fast. The difference is that I don't think that changing who's paying for it will change anything. Transferring the cost from students who are attending college to everyone, regardless if whether or not they get to go won't make the price lower. It just transfers the payments. All the the things making it more expensive every year will continue. I was looking at a figure in which nationally, college presidents have been seeing a 7-8 percent pay raise every year! That's insane. What would I know, I guess? I'm just a stupid, inbred, "trumptard"
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  11.  @SkorpioVenom  I haven't heard one single Democrat talking about the cost of college say once that professors, Chancellor's, chair heads, deans, etc. need to take a pay cut. I hear outrage over the salaries of CEOs, but not football coaches. The chancelor at my University makes 450k/yr. What's the plan to drop that pay? Is there any at all? Or are they going to tell us that that pay is deserved? State and federal employees make MUCH more than those in the private sector. Having even more access to the public trough will make it even worse, I'm afraid
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  12. The medical examiner described the body as the worst case of child abuse she had ever seen. Hundreds of bruises of different ages, a healed broken arm. The photos show her covered from head to toe in injuries. Half of her siblings, including her, had been removed by CPS. Stop lying, dude. This is pathetic. She's on death row for a reason- she murdered a baby
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