[layoutshooter]

I OFTEN fought the left wing radicals that were teaching my sons. (surpised?) It was, for the most part, a losing battle. They did NOT believe that they worked for me, they believed that we were subserveant to them. They KNEW BETTER than I did what my sons needed to learn. One even pulled the "I have much more education than you do" card. I pulled the "I pay your wages bubba!!" card back. I also pulled the "I have REAL LIFE" experience card since that twit have left high school, straight to college, then to grad school and straight into teaching. NEVER worked OUTSIDE of the academic world his entire adult life. It showed too. Why is it that people who have done the least spout off the most? ANYONE can get through school, making it in the real world is tough. You REALLY have to suceed out here.

[Tennesseahawk]

Originally Posted by layoutshooter

I OFTEN fought the left wing radicals that were teaching my sons. (surpised?) It was, for the most part, a losing battle. They did NOT believe that they worked for me, they believed that we were subserveant to them. They KNEW BETTER than I did what my sons needed to learn. One even pulled the "I have much more education than you do" card. I pulled the "I pay your wages bubba!!" card back. I also pulled the "I have REAL LIFE" experience card since that twit have left high school, straight to college, then to grad school and straight into teaching. NEVER worked OUTSIDE of the academic world his entire adult life. It showed too. Why is it that people who have done the least spout off the most? ANYONE can get through school, making it in the real world is tough. You REALLY have to suceed out here.

It's funny you mention that. There's a saying about "Those who can't do, teach." Wilkow brought up great points about his professors... all of them knew how to spew, but none had experience in the field they spewed about. No wonder they're libs!

Which brings me to another point... libs are willing to become teachers, and share their insights into things they know nothing about. Most politicians do the same thing! Any who are not lawyers tend to be on the right side of the isle. The Republicans have businessmen, doctors, etc. What is the benefit for a lawyer to become a politician? Power, maybe? Call me a fool, but it seems kinda weird that lawyers are writing policy for healthcare. Something they have no experience in, as usual.