Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Los Angeles Student Walk Out TURNS VIOLENT" video.

 @TjJd-f8m The Catholic Church? That's who funds a lot the non profits helping them.
5
@Justadonkey To discourage students from acting out against punishments. If they hadn't cracked down, they'd have that same thing happen every time they suspended a student even if it was for fighting. The kid's friends would get together and protest dragging in more kids just wanting to skip class. The manifesto part could be due to what was in it. Kids don't tend to see the bigger picture in things or be able to think ahead to the possible results of their actions. Adults are supposed to do that for them and protect them from it as much as possible.
3
@spark300c Most lawyers don't make a lot. They're pretty broke. It's because the field is over saturated. Very few lawyers work at large, prestigious law firms that bring in the big bucks. Most are ambulance chasers and family law attorneys. Making wills and filing divorces doesn't pay a lot. You watch too much TV. If you're manufacturing cars or working in some type of plant, you're making more than the vast majority of lawyers. Edit: Both me and my oldest toyed with becoming lawyers. Me almost 30 years before him obviously. Contract/corporate law is good money, but the burnout rate is huge. Most only last a year or two because of the stress and how mentally taxing it. Pouring over 100+ page contracts looking for any possible loop holes or negotiating them against lawyers with far more experience. Plus the case law you have to research is massive. My brother's baby mama worked for a chemicals waste plant. It was big bucks. She was able to buy land and pay to have her dream home built. Trash collectors that work cities also make good money. I don't know where you're getting your information from, but it sucks.
1
@jojobizadTRASH It's not in China due to laziness. That's a completely uninformed statement. It's there because the government creates massive amounts of regulations that make it almost impossible to make here. Once China was allowed into world trade organizations, it was the end for most manufacturing in the US. You can't compete against a country with a massive population suppressing wages on their working population. When China was allowed in, there was a huge worldwide protest of every group, every age, and people that voted for every party. In the US it was called the Battle in Seattle because the conference was being held there. In other Western nations it was at the Chinese or US embassies. It's because everyone was aware of the future consequences of that decision and it played out exactly as expected. Oil and gas is produced and refined in the US. We don't need to import it. What is imported is what's called dirty oil because we still have a couple of very old refineries still functioning that can handle refining it without it destroying the equipment. That's why the pipeline from Canada was so important. It would ship down from the tar sands in Canada (extremely dirty oil) to one of those refineries. My grandfather, husband, and now son have all worked in oil refining. The dirtier the oil, the cheaper it is. Edit: Pay and benefits are great. $50 an hour at most plants plus a real retirement plan instead of just a 401k. With overtime my husband makes close to $200,000 a year with only a high school education.
1