Students agree to deport Americans in exchange for illegal immigrants

[Shami-Amourae]

http://campusreform.org/?ID=6151&advD=1248,350855#mnetint

Students at George Washington University signed a petition to deport one American citizen in exchange for one illegal immigrant. More than two-thirds of the students approached by Campus Reform agreed to sign the petition. http://www.campusreform.org/img/CROBlog/6151/Immigrant%20Petition.PNG





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zG49x53mqvo

[Terry853]

America deserves what it is soon to receive. What a fucked up country.

[Celtic Rogue]

I used to think there was some hope! Not so sure now!!! The level of ignorance is astounding!

[Neuro]

I used to think there was some hope! Not so sure now!!! The level of ignorance is astounding!
It's not just they are ignorant, there appears to be a total lack of processing the information too...

[EE_]

Why is college called 'higher learning'?

Are the parents of these young adults paying for their education?...I'd want a refund.

[Hitch]

I'd want a refund.

This is quote of the year. This applies to everything, big banking, big corp, big .gov.

I WANT A REFUND.

We should make t-shirts.

[Neuro]

This is quote of the year. This applies to everything, big banking, big corp, big .gov.

I WANT A REFUND.

We should make t-shirts.
That's a business idea: Cater to the most demanding market niche under the sun! ;D

[Hitch]

That's a business idea: Cater to the most demanding market niche under the sun! ;D

The key to this business plan is to get the feminists on board. They will push the entitlement guilt for us and we'll soon be millionaires.

[mick silver]

and this is what we get when we pay taxes . the battle is about to be lost

[EE_]

This is quote of the year. This applies to everything, big banking, big corp, big .gov.

I WANT A REFUND.

We should make t-shirts.


http://rlv.zcache.ca/i_want_a_refund_tshirt-reb1d6d06648b45a7a3c6ee7c9bbe364c_804g5_324.jpg
http://www.zazzle.ca/i_want_a_refund-235028573910040141

http://www.geekalerts.com/u/facebook-status-display-tshirt.jpg
Show your Facebook status to all with this Facebook Status Display T-Shirt. Plug your iPhone or iPad into the hidden cable so you can display your current Facebook status on the advanced illuminated display embedded in the chest area of the shirt. Under the display is a “Like” button that passers-by can tap to like your status, which updates your Facebook page. This product is only available today, April 1st.

The Facebook Status Display T-Shirt is such amazing technology, it is hard to believe it is real.

It doesn’t get any cooler than this – the T-shirt has an advanced illuminated display embedded on the chest with a detachable power unit and iPhone/iPad cable tucked discreetly into a small pocket at the base of the shirt. Simply plug your t-shirt into the iPhone, launch the Facebook app and upload your status to the display. Passers-by can “like” your status by simply tapping the “LIKE” button right below the panel – which will update your Facebook page as well!

Awesome for nightclubs, parties and festivals, if you see someone you fancy, change your status to “I think the hot blonde chick at the bar likes me” then simply walk up to her and see if she presses your button! It brings a whole new dimension to the term social networking!

[Neuro]

The key to this business plan is to get the feminists on board. They will push the entitlement guilt for us and we'll soon be millionaires.
Getting something from feminists? Hahahahaaa

[Hitch]

Getting something from feminists? Hahahahaaa

Hmmm....the "I want a refund" t-shirts must be white. Maybe we could get the feminists to participate in a wet t-shirt contest.

EE's idea could really take off!

[EE_]

Why is college called 'higher learning'?

Are the parents of these young adults paying for their education?...I'd want a refund.

A Serious Joke For Higher Education

By Professor Doom
12-17-14


I saw a great cartoon on Zerohedge. It’s a joke, of course, but why not take it as a serious suggestion:

http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user3303/imageroot/2014/11/20141103_debt.jpg

Imagine if higher education really did work this way. Institutions of higher education, especially universities, justify their incredibly high tuition because of the incredibly high value of their degrees, or so they claim.

“College degree holders make a million dollars more over a lifetime”, or so university officials claim, but this myth is easily debunked, to the point that janitors are better off than college degree holders, at least at current tuition prices.

But…why not make the above joke a truth? Just add another line to accreditation: “All accredited institutions allow graduates to return their degrees, in exchange for the institution paying off all student loans incurred for such degrees.”

Wow, this would melt the face off higher education. No longer would institutions sign up hordes of students for 6th grade level work, knowing full well that such work has no market value. For-profit schools could no longer rip off students with utterly worthless degrees, year after year, with no drawback to doing so. It wouldn’t take 18 years of fraudulent classes before students could feel like they could sue for being ripped off.

Instead, within, say, 2 years of graduating, a student could just go back to the university, and say “Sorry, turns out this degree doesn’t work as advertised. Here, you can take it back, and pay off my student loan for me. Mkay?” This may seem draconian, but keep in mind the university clearly ripped off the student of years of his or her life, far more precious than a $100,000 in my opinion (if you don’t believe me, come back when you’re 75, and see if you wouldn’t pay $100,000 to live as a 20 year old for 4 years!).

Institutions of higher education, with the sudden realization that they, and not students, would pay for institutional fraud, would probably be much more interested in not being so fraudulent anymore. Knowing that they, and not students, would be paying for 340,000 square foot student recreational centers that would shame amusement parks would stop their ridiculous building sprees. Institutions realizing that they, and not students, would pay for bogus degrees with no content, would no longer sell degree programs in homosexual music preferences, or coursework on Lady Gaga, or any of the other myriad versions of academic snake oil so prevalent on campus. Institutions realizing that they, and not students, would be paying all the seven figure administrative salaries would probably cut back on such insane pay. (Hey, anyone else remember when a “six figure salary” was a big deal? That’s chump change in higher education administration today!)

If degrees are so frickin’ valuable that universities can be shameless about charging 100k or so for them, why not have a money-back guarantee? If accredited schools are so frickin’ legitimate then why don’t accredited schools actually stand behind their product?

The simple fact that no institution anywhere stands behind its educational product well enough to offer a refund like this, despite the supposed legitimization offered by accreditation, strongly supports my assertions that much of higher education today is fraud, bordering on an extraordinarily expensive joke.

www.professorconfess.blogspot.com

[Spectrism]

Why is college called 'higher learning'?
Are the parents of these young adults paying for their education?...I'd want a refund.

The parents never taught these morons. The parents are just as stupid to send their children off to be eaten by the snakes.

The key trick to this survey is the phrase: "to support president Obama". Once they hear that, their brains shut down and they go into a white guilt denial subroutine that always do-loops to "yes, sounds like a good idea."

[Neuro]

Here is an idea. Let any American who signed this petition be deported, and any illegal alien who refuse to sign it become a citizen. Good exchange yes? The results of the poll will be posted after everyone have replied!

[crimethink]

If degrees are so frickin’ valuable that universities can be shameless about charging 100k or so for them, why not have a money-back guarantee? If accredited schools are so frickin’ legitimate then why don’t accredited schools actually stand behind their product?

Because it's the victim's fault that the degree is worthless.

"Higher education" has joined the ranks of banking, lawyering, real estate, and used car sales as a domain of crooks.

[Santa]

I have a niece in her thirties who graduated with honors, highest in her class at University, masters in environmental something or other. Wanted to make a difference in the world. She's selling sandwiches out of a truck.
Honestly though, she's probably happier than if she had some higher paying corporate position in some scumbag government contracted environmental corporation.
Her business is hers...and she always knew how to build a mean sandwich.