Comments by "Rune of Svalbard" (@vladimirofsvalbard9477) on "GEN" channel.

  1. I figured this out at 18; back in 2012. I was accepted to Kent State U. and was pursuing a Russian Language BA. I went over the loan paperwork which estimated it to be $80,000. Average interpreter salary was around 45k at the time. Plus compounding interest was frightening to me. Against all the peer pressure from my friends and parents; I said no! I'm 29 now! I am married, have a son, and own a home. I am still ridiculed by family members over not getting higher than an Associate's Degree. Yet, I am the only one of the children in my family that has 'built' a life. Everyone else is drowning in debt and misery, but they have that 'fancy' degree they love to talk about around Christmas and Easter.
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  2. You should leave, go far away! I've had too many women in my life say the exact thing; black and white. They always say the same thing, "I can't, I know too many people, and care for too many people." To that I would say, make sure that these people care for you. Many times people in toxic relationships care for others, but those other people don't care for them. Leave the city, go far away, build a new life, and be able to hear your own thoughts. Best of wishes!
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  3. I hope and you should be sure. Turning 30-32 and realizing that you want a husband and children (only not have neither) is a horror that I wouldn't wish on anybody. Too many women are falling into despair and loneliness because they experience the clock-ticking. Make sure it's the life you want, or you will regret it forever...
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  4. People don't make reasonable decisions because most of society is not reasonable. Have any of your seen how physically and emotionally degraded people in America are? We have the largest health crisis in our nation's history. All of which is the result of corporate greed that is being shielded from a lobbied government. You can't trust any agency or corporation to do what's in your best interest, because becoming healthy doesn't make them profits. I'm 29, married, own a home, have a son etc. I will say this... Having children and living a happy life is not a cake-walk, but most people complicate it above and beyond belief. I see many people struggle with children because they are actively participating in habits, choices, or beliefs that are detrimental to their family. If you want to live a better life, stop following the crowd. You will buy what you are told, teach what you are told, and then die when you are told to. It blows my mind half the time when people are spending an entire paycheck on baby formula, socially reprimanding their spouse continuously, and then pushing themselves to both work full time jobs while paying for child care. If you want the insanity of the modern world to end, stop participating in it's insanity!
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  5. It's not what it looks like bud; it's all about blackmail. If the school indulges these educational and accommodation requests; they get protests and lawsuits by angry parents. If the schools says NO; they get protests and lawsuits by the ACLU, NAACP, BLM, etc. There's no way out for these school districts; it's a rock and a hard place.
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  6. I have to disagree about sexual education (at least from a perception of parental education). If you don't teach children 8-12 about sex; then they will get a horrible education via somewhere else. The last place you want your kids to learn about sex is from porn.
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  7. The more things change, the more they stay the same. As always, humans must find their own ignorant religions to justify their lust for power, greed, envy, and wants. It's terrifying these days because all of these are masqueraded in social media as virtue and compassion for others. Typically, somebody who wants the population to decrease is someone who has genocidal intentions and/or looks forward to the idea of being in the top 1% of superior peoples that avoids a genocide. There's a strong factor of envy and contempt in this kind of thinking. On top of that, you have a wealth of people on pharmaceutical medications like birth control, statins, xanax, zoloft etc. Their minds and bodies are messed up beyond belief. They see misery and dread as the norm of human activity.
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  8. A very simple set of questions: 1. What does 'Palestine' mean? - "The coast from Phoenicia down to Egypt." 2. Where did 'Palestine' come from? - A mandate state created by the British Government to settle international migration of 'largely Jews. 3. Is "Palestinian' a distinct ethnic group; YES! Largely consisting of Semitic peoples. 4. Was there really anyone living in this region during the late 19th century? - NO! Jews began migrating to this part of the world during the 1890s+ when anti-Semitism was rearing it's ugly head again. At the same time, Arabs from around the world started to repopulate this region as well when economic prosperity started to flourish.
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  9. Take back control of Palestinian land? What does Palestinian mean? The coast of Phoenicia down to Egypt. The Arabs inhabiting these areas LOST during the 6 days way back in the 1940s. Arabs would have never lost land if they hadn't constantly tried to backstab the agreements of settlement between the 1890s and 1948. The state of Palestine was created by the British Government as a haven for Semitic peoples returning to the region in a world of growing anti-Semitism. Israelis are about as Palestinian as the Palestinians themselves. The ethnic term has been weaponized by terrorist groups to describe an Arab people that were never living there in the first place. Most of them are Arab foreign nationals that have moved to that region since the conception of the Israeli state.
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  10. The 18-39 age Demographics are DOWN -35% in (early voting) than in 2020. These are key demographics that Democrats MUST capture in order to win the election and it simply isn't there.
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  11. A warning to anybody thinking about going to college. Student loan debt is a death sentence; people commit suicide over these kinds of things. I went to Community College to get the AAS in Criminal Justice that I never used for $10,000. Thankfully FedEx at the time reimbursed nearly all of it. However, if could go back in time, I would have avoided it altogether. If you are going into a STEM field and have a job lined up; congrats I suppose? For the rest of you considering going to college. I can assure you there is a high probability that you will be an indentured servant for the remainder of your life. My own sister decided it was a genius idea to get an Interior Design degree for $144,000 from U. Cincinnati. She can't even make the standard payment. She'll most likely be paying on it for the next 30 years or longer. My wife became a Physician Assistant (costing $155,000). She makes six figures, but constantly regrets having ever done it. Even IF you make enough money to pay back those loans. The labor markets are stretched to insanity and work is getting excessively difficult. Even nursing and other good paying fields are turning belly up. Many RN's find that they are wanting to quit their jobs 6 months in because of the staffing and work conditions.
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