But I do think Trump’s correct in building his wall, or at least a stretch of it. We’ll need something to line his band of traitors up against.

For those who can’t afford it, its purpose is to provide the technical skills required by industry, as well as the employee discipline needed to be a good worker and pay off that college debt.

I’m glad I went to college in an age when working class kids like me could still afford to get in without going into debt and when our teachers were Greatest Generation working class kids who went through on the GI Bill. The purpose of the University then was to educate youth, not as a tax-subsidized trade school for private industry and Merit Badge rite of passage for rich kids.

When I’m King, I’m going to pass a law that will make it illegal to ask a job applicant what his educational background is UNLESS it can be demonstrated the work absolutely requires specialized training and/or a certificate. If you;re recruiting chemists, a chem degree is a reasonable qualification. If you need a sales Rep or a marketing manager trainee, a degree in French or Pharmacy should not be a prerequisite.

But TB does real harm…

Oregon Zoo euthanizes Packy the elephant after battle with TB

http://mediamatters.org/video/2017/02/10/tucker-carlson-everybody-gets-safe-space-except-white-men-they-are-hated-and-despised/215316

TUCKER CARLSON (HOST): If you’ve been awake at any point in the last 50 years, you know that American colleges are basically pretty liberal. But in the past five years or so, campuses seem to have been hit by a fever they haven’t experienced since the 1960s. Instead of focusing on professional skills or the sweet treats of scholarship, millions of students and professors have made far left politics their only reason for being at school.

The result is this: everybody gets a safe space except white men. They are hated and despised. What is this about, exactly? Scott Greer is the author of a new book that considers it, it’s called No Campus For White Men, and he joins us in the studio. Scott, thanks for coming on.

SCOTT GREER: Thanks for having me on, Tucker.

CARLSON: So the hysteria level is rising, that’s not my imagination. I went to college at one point. It wasn’t like this.

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CARLSON: There’s so many ironies in all this, I guess the first one you sort of noted, everyone in college is privileged by definition. They’re not working for a living. They’re learning, which was considered a privilege for like a thousand years.

“Your methods don’t work here any more, we’ve got your number.” 09:42:51

“And you have no idea how transparent your act has become….” 09:39:57

Almost exactly the same response to the same post, submitted without any consultation or collaboration, indeed without any knowledge of the other, just moments apart.

This kind of corroboration must mean something.

I haven’t got a clue what you’re up to, other than desperately trying to “save the phenomenon” by muddying the waters, for reasons of your own.

Your methods don’t work here any more, we’ve got your number.

And you have no idea how transparent your act has become….