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<blockquote data-quote="tat2bass" data-source="post: 8341331" data-attributes="member: 635306">I can&#039;t say that I would vote for a grant such as that.&nbsp; Throwing more money at a problem, isn&#039;t always a good solution and it just creates more debt.&nbsp; Most of these kids problems these days with education is they go to school and act like ignorant little assholes and their parents don&#039;t beat their asses for it.&nbsp; Then other kids think they are cool and a culture of idiocracy is embraced and thought of as cool.&nbsp; If more parents would make their kids get an education instead of being their friends and make them take control of the opportunities that are already there, they would be fine.While a $6 Billion grant sounds great, look at how many billions are already not used every year as is.&nbsp; Most kids and people my age are lazy little pricks that would rather take the easy road out instead of taking pride and working for what they have.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tat2bass, post: 8341331, member: 635306"] I can't say that I would vote for a grant such as that. Throwing more money at a problem, isn't always a good solution and it just creates more debt. Most of these kids problems these days with education is they go to school and act like ignorant little a[COLOR=black]s[/COLOR]sholes and their parents don't beat their a[COLOR=black]s[/COLOR]ses for it. Then other kids think they are cool and a culture of idiocracy is embraced and thought of as cool. If more parents would make their kids get an education instead of being their friends and make them take control of the opportunities that are already there, they would be fine. While a $6 Billion grant sounds great, look at how many billions are already not used every year as is. Most kids and people my age are lazy little pricks that would rather take the easy road out instead of taking pride and working for what they have. [/QUOTE]

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