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maybe he mixed up the finer details of hunting ghosts and US history and got confused:hmmm: Quote:
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Keep showing your intellect boy, your deliveries are much appreciated:up: |
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I read up on this nut job about a year or so ago. He is without a doubt a nut job. FEMA has very little time for crack headed ideas like this person has drafted. Do you really want to know what FEMA does during times like this were there is very little needed for relief? The construct "what if" scenarios. We exercise all year for the most outlandish problems arising we can find. There is no time or grand conspiracy for FEMA concentration camps. That is just laughable. My most favorite exercise concerned the islands of Hawaii. The scenario is some weather event has made the water on the adjacent island to the main island undrinkable. We were tasked with finding costs to purchase from the mainland and fly via Antonov to Hawaii piping that would be connected end to end from the island with good water to the island with bad water. In the meantime...we have the military with equipment that can just about make drinkable water from anything!!! Fly a few out to the island and start making good water. :doh: And this guy thinks FEMA/Obama are running concentration camps. That's rich! :har: |
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OK, this got me curious. Let's suppose for a while that the academic world has over population of people leaning left (which I don't agree with based on my own studies, but can't say how it is on the other side of the ocean.)
Why is it then that the professors, people with high education, long career and obvious accomplishments since they have been appointed professors from all the doctors out there on their fields, tend to be leaning left? |
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In the US, especially in the college system, you have instructors that have never gone out and DONE what they teach. They have "book" smarts, but in a real world environment - even in their own field, they cannot succeed. Take a computer programming instructor - give him spaghetti code that has a couple of errors - and he flounders trying to find them. Why? Because its not "what its supposed to be" - its not nicely commented, documented, etc. So he isn't efficient in solving the issue. Due to the way Academia works - many teachers get tenure. This is their goal - once they get it, it doesn't matter how good or bad they are in the classroom - they basically have "a job for life". The biggest problem is that tenure is often decided by the relevant department - meaning its less about success in teaching, and more about interdepartmental politics. So you have a system that does nothing to help the "teacher" really understand the subject, and further insulates him or her from ever having to deal with the "fieldwork" that would give them perspective as to what the real world is like. When all you ever see, touch, hear, feel is the "theory" - you can't grasp how or why it doesn't work. So instead of getting that understanding, these professors write articles, garner the praise of others with the same perspective, and thus reinforce their viewpoints (and each others) from inside their own little bubble. When your experience and circle of influence points in one direction, you stick with it - and as time goes on it becomes harder and harder to see anything outside that perspective. Especially when there is no requirement to "go outside the box" and experience something that would grant a different perspective. Find the professors with real life application experience - and you find the ones that do not follow the "standard" leftist viewpoint. Granted, that is a generality, but one that is fairly accurate. |
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Or look at it this way...... People complain, some people complain loudly, if the people making the most noise happen to be on the far fringe(as is usually the case) then what they are calling "left" is probably "right" and "far left" is probably near the "center". Its just the same as with the media, schools are a vast global conspiracy just like the news is, and its all against them and their viewpoint. Talking of the left wing global media, did anyone notice that the opening "expert" who is an "academic" seems to be parroting his lines straight from News Internationals chalkboard of conspiracy?:rotfl2: |
Great post mr haplo!
That is exactly the problem. Academia races much "ahead" of reality by theorizing. Living on Olimpus can make one lose sense of reality. |
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After all as a measure you are a prime example, all this global cabals , intellectual elite in education and world wide meadia conspiracies with capitalists and communists woking together to keep the good people down....it sounds just like something you should be able to discern clearly from a mile away, if you wasn't stuck looking through a narrow slit. |
Just flew over a German headline that Obama THIS YEAR wants to add another 1.3 trillion to the debts of the record he already is responsible for, this time spending the money on traffic and infrastructure.
True? If so, then: Wowh. Just Wowh. |
Hey mickey...looking for a boxing round?
First part was a legit response in second you get too much ....irish ? |
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Every. Single. Time. You would think that after a few hundred failed attempts true "intellectuals" would finally give up on it. Repeating the same action time after time expecting a different result and all that... :DL |
Last time I checked the stimulus packages were to encompass infrastructure and the shovel ready projects. I guess we are to just forget about that aspect. Typical. Earmark and raid it for something else. Thus goes the steady on course Washington that has taken the same course for decades.
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Apart from the fringe who think everything they don't like or don't get is socialism. Hey, who babbles...its bubbles:woot: Quote:
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You are really fond of the canvas ain't ya....on the few occasions when you ain't already just running round the ring in a blind panic:rotfl2: Quote:
What does irish mean? MH are you out to prove that you share another despicable trait with those 30's fools? Quote:
Look on the bright side on the bigger number, its a running deficit reduction of $100 billion with a projection of a surplus next budget(who knows, it may even happen:har:) |
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Which, at last count, have caused the deaths of at least 150 million people but, hey, we just haven't found the right "mixture" yet. It's always "but that's not really socialism" with the likes of you. It's always something else. Something impure, some perversion of your inevitably wonderful ideals. None of the failures count because they weren't caused by "real" socialism, whatever that might be. Other than some dream society in which nobody has to work and everybody pays their way by plucking off money from a tree in their back yard. In the Soviet Union, the party apparatchiks always went on and on about how everybody would reach "true socialism" any day now. They became the party of "Utopia of Next Tuesday" as a result. Always just out of reach, only one more adjustment and it would be finally here. But who am I to try to destroy your faith in Santa Claus, your unshakable belief that just one more five year plan, just one more tiny adjustment to the mixture will finally make lead turn into gold? Just don't insist that the rest of us have to suffer while you wait for Utopia of Next Tuesday to arrive. I've had quite enough of that. |
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Leave Santa alone. |
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