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No practical experience in what?? And how would you know, we've never met or talked, you have no idea about my life.
If you're referring to me, you struck out on that assumption. In my studies I certainly steered clear of anything remotely resembling social work!! That, and psychology and philosophy, definitely not for me. And I've done a whole lot of blue collar work in my life, with my greatest respect going to farmers.
Do you have hatred for people who are "bleeding hearts" or are labeled "liberal"? Simply because they have different ideas than you? Are you wanting a country where everyone thinks and acts the same as you? (because you are right, and others are wrong....right?)
Will Rogers said: "Everyone is ignorant, only on different subjects." The people with degrees that you claim are dumb, I"m guessing they're very smart about some things, and ignorant about other things....just as we all are! I have some pretty good knowledge about certain things in life, and I'm very ignorant about a lot of things in life -- does that then make me dumb?? Conversely, the people who you say are really sharp, but lack a college degree, I guarantee you they're ignorant about many things in life....but does that make them smart or dumb? Bottom line -- a college degree, or lack thereof, does not make you "smart" or "dumb" -- EVERYONE is ignorant about many things in life.
Allow me to give you a for instance. I was recently subjected to multiple lectures from a dude with a Masters Degree in Public Policy and Administration who received his undergrad in Criminal Justice. (He was sure to mention it many times). Below are list of phrases he uttered incorrectly:
Vegetable “melody” not medley
“Vanilla” envelope not manila
Working “stratosphere” not atmosphere
“Artificial” wounds not superficial
“Decent” decree not consent
“Dramatic” entry instead of dynamic
The man was stuck on stupid. I’m convinced his degrees are from Iowa St.
Amid COVID-19, California releases some inmates doing time for murder. Advocates push to free more
California has focused on freeing nonviolent offenders to combat the spread of coronavirus in prisons, but some have committed violent crimes.
www.latimes.com
Commentary: Date rape isn’t a violent crime in California. Seriously.
A law-and-order initiative called Keep California Safe would overhaul Prop. 57, approved by voters in 2016, and reclassify date rape as a violent crime.
calmatters.org
California again allowing early release of violent criminals
By KAREN VELIE After a temporary halt, a California judge is allowing new regulations that permit two-strike offenders to serve just one-third of their prison sentences, including inmates with seri…
calcoastnews.com
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Check out Prop 47, it’s an oldie but a goodieAmid COVID-19, California releases some inmates doing time for murder. Advocates push to free more
California has focused on freeing nonviolent offenders to combat the spread of coronavirus in prisons, but some have committed violent crimes.Commentary: Date rape isn’t a violent crime in California. Seriously.
A law-and-order initiative called Keep California Safe would overhaul Prop. 57, approved by voters in 2016, and reclassify date rape as a violent crime.California again allowing early release of violent criminals
By KAREN VELIE After a temporary halt, a California judge is allowing new regulations that permit two-strike offenders to serve just one-third of their prison sentences, including inmates with seri…
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Prop 47...supported by noted bleeding heart liberals newt gingerich and rand paul
Op-Ed: What California can learn from the red states on crime and punishment
Imagine you have the power to decide the fate of someone addicted to heroin who is convicted of petty shoplifting.
www.latimes.com
Rand Paul and B. Wayne Hughes Jr.: Republicans should back Prop. 47
We’re surprised at how many people ask why we, as Republicans, are working to change our criminal justice and prison systems. Why wouldn’t we? We must change our current system – …
www.google.com
Why would anyone care what a dude from PA and a dude from Indiana think about a CA law? I live in CA, it’s been bad.Prop 47...supported by noted bleeding heart liberals newt gingerich and rand paul
Op-Ed: What California can learn from the red states on crime and punishment
Imagine you have the power to decide the fate of someone addicted to heroin who is convicted of petty shoplifting.
Rand Paul and B. Wayne Hughes Jr.: Republicans should back Prop. 47
We’re surprised at how many people ask why we, as Republicans, are working to change our criminal justice and prison systems. Why wouldn’t we? We must change our current system – …
it's a good illustration that this whole "all issues with crime is because Democrats won't send anyone to jail" narrative that you and the twister are going with is a little disingenuous
i thought that would be fairly evident to someone with all the credentials you have
CA is OVERWHELMINGLY Democratic. There are a handful of Conservativish areas in CA (Guess what? Relatively low crime in those areas). Republican politicians from other states didn’t create the bad laws in CA, the terrible CA ones did.
Democrats have a history of being soft on crime. Even Obama released thousands.
Credentials don't necessarily mean much. I know many with impressive degrees that are still dumber than dirt. I don't parade my credentials around and I have them. I also know people with similar credentials to what I have and they are still clueless.
You really don't get it, do you? Apparently you consider yourself far above this person you consider to be stupid. So Cal, ALL people are essentially the same - that's a foundational truth in Christian teaching. To consider others to be below you is a definition of arrogance. ALL people are both intelligent and ignorant -- including you, me and this lecturer.
You do realize that you're coming across as being quite arrogant, don't you?? "I am intelligent, and others are dumber than dirt and clueless."
Thank you, for multiple, reasonable, posts in this thread.
Wait huh? Everyone is the same? Intelligence is the ability to acquire and apply knowledge. Some people are really bad at this (they are referred to scientifically as dumb dumbs) and some really good at this. Some folks have really high IQs and are better at reasoning. My whole point is that one can acquire collegiate degrees and still have low intelligence.
Off season cesspool is the best!
Is there an annual Cesspool Awards ceremony? If not, there should be.
I assume that you place me into the dumb dumb category --- good to know where I stand with you.
Huh? Dumb? No way, a bit sensitive? Perhaps. Folks are allowed to disagree, if you took my attempt at civil discourse as a personal insult towards you, I apologize. Certainly wasn’t my intention. All good, go Hawks?
Yes! What would that be called? The Cessies?
Then, you totally misread me. I do have credentials; but, that doesn't necessarily make me intelligent. Many dumb people have credentials. My credentials don't make me smart. I could have credentials and still be quite dumb. My comments/arguments/advice define whether or not I am smart and not my credentials. That is why I don't flaunt my degrees. They can be meaningless. Biden has a nice degree and he is a total dummy.
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I actually think you are a good poster that currently has a burr under his saddle. We aren't really that far off on our views.
i find that most intelligent people think all the bad things in the world are caused by the politicians they don't like and their supporters
nothing is smarter than devotion to hyper-partisan politics
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You've done a lot of talking without actually saying anything in this thread; just a lot of contentious bolstering that comes off as talking down to people. Awareness is one of the most important forms of intelligence and it doesn't seem you have a ton.
you know about the ignore feature??? I’ve had that knucklehead on ignore for years….. just talking about him raises my hackles
Dude… that’s dandruff on my shoulders, not snowflakes. Lol
I guess what's puzzling me is your supposed ability to discern that someone is dumb or not (besides, it's a word that is so subjective). I don't recall ever meeting anyone who I would consider dumb, and would certainly not insult them with that word. Ignorant about some things? Sure, as we all are. They think or act in a way that I disagree with? Naturally! But if I call someone dumb, I'm inferring that I'm superior to them. Is that what you're inferring?
Thank you so much for your kind words. Maybe some day I'll be a great person like you.
Thanks natchrlman, you helped me to increase my vocabulary -- had to google "hackles", now I know.
I don't go around calling people dumb. Some people are simply that way regardless of education level. Some people with very little education are brilliant. As they say, "the proof is in the pudding". My comments should stand or fall on their own merit and not my background in education.
It appears that you are referring to me, so, I will reciprocate. You are now on my "ignore".
He could have just gone full cesspool with a moran accusation and not ruffled any feathers…
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