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Re: Reason for Doom & Gloomer to rethink your position ;))

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Decomp,

"So, what's your point?"

You were under the impression young kids these days don't think they can succeed without government help & that professors feed that.
And here she wants to own a farm! I thought it was ironic given our exchange yesterday.

As a woman, I tend to give as much info describing/color things. That's why I told you her age, gender, ethnicity, state, school....

Trade school is an excellent way to go, I often suggest it instead of college.
Learning a trade is useful, you always have something to fall back on. People need things fixed, and can't outsource it to India or China.

I also suggest buying land instead of investing in the market.
If they are looking for a home, try to buy something that offers an area to be rented, garage, basement apt, two family, etc. This way you can have an investment that helps pay the mortgage.

P.S. Bright & talented son! ;))




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Re: Reason for Doom & Gloomer to rethink your position ;))
By: Decomposed
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Sun, 25 Mar 12 12:15 AM
Msg. 39888 of 45510

clo,

re: "Guess we should hope she doesn't go to college, liberal professors might ruin her..."

My son consistently pulls decent grades despite being two years ahead of my pace at that age. As a 12 year old, he's nearly done with Algebra. He's at the top of his Spanish class, and speaks German too. You've seen him perform. Talented kid, no?

I'm torn as to whether he should go to college. Actually, I'm tilting pretty heavily against it. If Obamacare is shut down by the courts I might change my mind - but, for now, I think a trade school is probably best.

So your point about this "girl of color" (why do you have to bring THAT up? Is everything always race and gender with you?) possibly not going to college is lost on me.

Going to college may no longer be the best way for the cream of the crop among America's children to prepare for their futures. And buying a farm, with chickens and horses, is an awesome ambition for a young girl. Well, for ANYONE.

So, what's your point?

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