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Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by GLontra
#2. Most inherited wealth does not survive a full generation. People with no work ethics and street smarts do not keep their money long.
Originally posted by peck420
reply to post by GLontra
You might want to rethink Paris Hilton as an example.
She is neither dumb or lazy.
She turned herself into a brand and successfully marketed that brand.
All done AFTER grandpa cut her off from the family fortune for being dumb and lazy.
Originally posted by Partisanity
Gotta love the OP calling someone who doesn't start their own business a "lazy ass"...
...Then goes on about his recent military involvement...
Originally posted by Partisanity
This millionaire web-firm business owner thinks that's not a very smart argument.
Originally posted by Partisanity
People working 8-14 hour days are not to be labeled "lazy" by someone who does nothing productive for this section of the planet's general population and leeches of of their tax dollars while pushing fascist corporate interest overseas, understand? Please "can it", you're acting like a fool.edit on 6-10-2011 by Partisanity because: (no reason given)
She applied for a student loan and went back to school. The first year, she and her girls lived on welfare, food stamps, and odd jobs, but the second year, an opportunity presented itself
Originally posted by navy_vet_stg3
I don't buy it. When I see the image below, I shake my head. Really, higher education is a "right"? Since when? I went into the military to get my electronics training, because my parents were too damn poor to pay for college. Also, when I see the amount her parents are in debt, it makes me sick. Did they honestly spend $120,000 on her education? My son is in college. He's going to an IN-STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE to do his core classes. It's about $1,800 per semester. Why couldn't she do that? Why do people feel they're entitled to a free higher education, out of state, and all the free room and board?
It's obvious with that price tag, she went out of state. That being said, I find it laughable that she had to pay out of state prices, but she probably supports someone in this country ILLEGALLY getting IN STATE prices. The irony, or is it just a travesty? I don't know.
Regardless, I don't see the calling for a "select 1%". No, I see them cozying up to the to the CP which will make their plight a million times worse. If they're not smart enough to see that, I'm no sure I really care to support their movement.