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		<title>By: Anonymous</title>
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		<dc:creator>Anonymous</dc:creator>
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		<description>I am disgusted and appalled by this segment of your show.


I have done more than walked through 10 miles of snow. I have
suffered more than walking through 10 miles of snow. And I was treated like the
scum of the earth when I interviewed with the president of your company. I
encompass and embody every single quality you claim to admire in your employees.  Work ethic??? Work ethic is perseverance and
doing whatever it takes to reach your goals. Limitations are a lie. Being told
the position has already been filled is only a small obstacle; snow is only a
small obstacle. Nothing is impossible if you truly have the long term drive and
perseverance and passion to achieve your goals. I have experienced an endless
winter and risked everything and almost my life to reach my goals and fulfill
the purpose I am meant to fulfill.


 


And then one day I was given the opportunity to meet you in
Oklahoma City, Mr. Beck, and I inquired about a job. You stated very sincerely
that you were always looking for and needed writers and researchers. 
After many months, I finally met with the president of Mercury One in Dallas. 


I was resourceful enough to barter the use of my brother’s car
for house and dog sitting rather than walking to the studios in Irving from Fort
Worth. And here is what happened: 


I was immediately talked down to and told there was no way I
could be hired except as an intern. And since I had recently finished grad
school, I could never qualify for the internship program. I was never asked
about my experience or writing or skills or talents or anything at all for that
matter. He did, however, advise that I could get involved in a program in which
I could do short write ups without compensation about interesting stories and
send those in via email, but I would have to be signed up for this program. I
expressed interest and was promised by the president of your company that I
would receive all the information via email in the next few days, but at the
same time he strongly advised me to stay in academia and get a PhD rather than
pursuing a job with your company. Afterwards, I was quickly ushered out the
doors and of course, never received any information about the “send us free stories”
program. 


 


 


You want to speak the truth? You want to be an honest,
upstanding human being and own a company that upholds the values and ethics you
claim to uphold?  You need to be aware
that there are rare individuals who are incredibly talented and willing to do
any menial task in order to work on your team. Interns are not the way to go. Why
would you want hack writers with no experience and no knowledge of suffering
and hard work; no knowledge of  how much
it REALLY takes to actually earn something, truly value something, and do it at
any and all costs. Suffer to reach goals no matter what. Risk everything for
what they know is their passion and their purpose!!???


I do not and will never want to be on TV as you claim so
many people do who join your team.


I don’t care about so called ‘fame’ or excessive amounts of money
or any other trivial crap. What I do want is to be given the opportunity to do
what I do best and prove my ability and talent. If not that, then at the very least
I would like an apology for being treated like an inconvenience and like a
waste of time; an apology for NOT being who you claim to be. Not because I think I am entitled to
anything (I am not), but because I am a person. A person with a working,
thinking, resourceful mind who is calling you out on the hypocrisy within your
organization.


I was treated like a piece of crap and lied to by the
president of your company.  A dying
homeless man on the street probably would have been treated better and with
less disdain and spoken to in a nicer, more polite tone of voice rather than
one on condescension and irritation.


I have gone without every basic human luxury (heat, air
conditioning, food, clothing that is not riddled with holes). I am not riff-raff.


I am a writer and I am passionate about truth and research
and delivering that truth no matter what—no matter how much I have to struggle
and do crap grunt work in order to get to that position. I refuse to be in a
box which apparently you have to challenge the people on your staff to stay out
of. If you want the best, hire those who already live the life expressed by the
words you preach— resourcefulness, refusing to accept limitations, and impossibilities.


My God...run your company by practicing what you preach. Be
involved in hiring those truly rare
individuals who would be more resourceful and much cleverer than to actually
walk 10 miles in the snow. Hire the ones who would rent a bike or borrow a bike
or barter for the use of a bike or a car by doing something like shoveling snow.
Don’t hire the people who accept limited thinking. Hire the resourceful. Hire
those with a long established stance on no excuses, no limitations, and never
accepting “impossible.”</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am disgusted and appalled by this segment of your show.</p>
<p>I have done more than walked through 10 miles of snow. I have<br />
suffered more than walking through 10 miles of snow. And I was treated like the<br />
scum of the earth when I interviewed with the president of your company. I<br />
encompass and embody every single quality you claim to admire in your employees.  Work ethic??? Work ethic is perseverance and<br />
doing whatever it takes to reach your goals. Limitations are a lie. Being told<br />
the position has already been filled is only a small obstacle; snow is only a<br />
small obstacle. Nothing is impossible if you truly have the long term drive and<br />
perseverance and passion to achieve your goals. I have experienced an endless<br />
winter and risked everything and almost my life to reach my goals and fulfill<br />
the purpose I am meant to fulfill.</p>
<p> </p>
<p>And then one day I was given the opportunity to meet you in<br />
Oklahoma City, Mr. Beck, and I inquired about a job. You stated very sincerely<br />
that you were always looking for and needed writers and researchers.<br />
After many months, I finally met with the president of Mercury One in Dallas. </p>
<p>I was resourceful enough to barter the use of my brother’s car<br />
for house and dog sitting rather than walking to the studios in Irving from Fort<br />
Worth. And here is what happened: </p>
<p>I was immediately talked down to and told there was no way I<br />
could be hired except as an intern. And since I had recently finished grad<br />
school, I could never qualify for the internship program. I was never asked<br />
about my experience or writing or skills or talents or anything at all for that<br />
matter. He did, however, advise that I could get involved in a program in which<br />
I could do short write ups without compensation about interesting stories and<br />
send those in via email, but I would have to be signed up for this program. I<br />
expressed interest and was promised by the president of your company that I<br />
would receive all the information via email in the next few days, but at the<br />
same time he strongly advised me to stay in academia and get a PhD rather than<br />
pursuing a job with your company. Afterwards, I was quickly ushered out the<br />
doors and of course, never received any information about the “send us free stories”<br />
program. </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p>You want to speak the truth? You want to be an honest,<br />
upstanding human being and own a company that upholds the values and ethics you<br />
claim to uphold?  You need to be aware<br />
that there are rare individuals who are incredibly talented and willing to do<br />
any menial task in order to work on your team. Interns are not the way to go. Why<br />
would you want hack writers with no experience and no knowledge of suffering<br />
and hard work; no knowledge of  how much<br />
it REALLY takes to actually earn something, truly value something, and do it at<br />
any and all costs. Suffer to reach goals no matter what. Risk everything for<br />
what they know is their passion and their purpose!!???</p>
<p>I do not and will never want to be on TV as you claim so<br />
many people do who join your team.</p>
<p>I don’t care about so called ‘fame’ or excessive amounts of money<br />
or any other trivial crap. What I do want is to be given the opportunity to do<br />
what I do best and prove my ability and talent. If not that, then at the very least<br />
I would like an apology for being treated like an inconvenience and like a<br />
waste of time; an apology for NOT being who you claim to be. Not because I think I am entitled to<br />
anything (I am not), but because I am a person. A person with a working,<br />
thinking, resourceful mind who is calling you out on the hypocrisy within your<br />
organization.</p>
<p>I was treated like a piece of crap and lied to by the<br />
president of your company.  A dying<br />
homeless man on the street probably would have been treated better and with<br />
less disdain and spoken to in a nicer, more polite tone of voice rather than<br />
one on condescension and irritation.</p>
<p>I have gone without every basic human luxury (heat, air<br />
conditioning, food, clothing that is not riddled with holes). I am not riff-raff.</p>
<p>I am a writer and I am passionate about truth and research<br />
and delivering that truth no matter what—no matter how much I have to struggle<br />
and do crap grunt work in order to get to that position. I refuse to be in a<br />
box which apparently you have to challenge the people on your staff to stay out<br />
of. If you want the best, hire those who already live the life expressed by the<br />
words you preach— resourcefulness, refusing to accept limitations, and impossibilities.</p>
<p>My God&#8230;run your company by practicing what you preach. Be<br />
involved in hiring those truly rare<br />
individuals who would be more resourceful and much cleverer than to actually<br />
walk 10 miles in the snow. Hire the ones who would rent a bike or borrow a bike<br />
or barter for the use of a bike or a car by doing something like shoveling snow.<br />
Don’t hire the people who accept limited thinking. Hire the resourceful. Hire<br />
those with a long established stance on no excuses, no limitations, and never<br />
accepting “impossible.”</p>
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		<title>By: Anonymous</title>
		<link>http://www.glennbeck.com/2013/02/26/rare-teen-walks-10-miles-in-snow-for-job-interview/#comment-225651</link>
		<dc:creator>Anonymous</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 04 Mar 2013 01:11:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>So glad to hear this story and to now he was given more than a job but actually an opportunity. Onkly God really knows te rest of th story. Thank You for sharing this Good News! We need to hear more of this kind of news. It is th American way we ove and live</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So glad to hear this story and to now he was given more than a job but actually an opportunity. Onkly God really knows te rest of th story. Thank You for sharing this Good News! We need to hear more of this kind of news. It is th American way we ove and live</p>
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		<title>By: Anita J Fairchild</title>
		<link>http://www.glennbeck.com/2013/02/26/rare-teen-walks-10-miles-in-snow-for-job-interview/#comment-225111</link>
		<dc:creator>Anita J Fairchild</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 01 Mar 2013 15:27:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Please tell me that the young man got the (a) job after all the &#039;walking in the snow &amp; ice&#039; part!! Anita in KS </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Please tell me that the young man got the (a) job after all the &#8216;walking in the snow &amp; ice&#8217; part!! Anita in KS</p>
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		<title>By: Patricia Wheaton</title>
		<link>http://www.glennbeck.com/2013/02/26/rare-teen-walks-10-miles-in-snow-for-job-interview/#comment-224687</link>
		<dc:creator>Patricia Wheaton</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 28 Feb 2013 18:44:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>It is wonderful that the young man was willing to walk, where so many would knock you in the head to get a few dollars rather than be interested in working. God Bless the young man &amp; the restaurant owner. </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is wonderful that the young man was willing to walk, where so many would knock you in the head to get a few dollars rather than be interested in working. God Bless the young man &amp; the restaurant owner.</p>
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		<title>By: Patricia Wheaton</title>
		<link>http://www.glennbeck.com/2013/02/26/rare-teen-walks-10-miles-in-snow-for-job-interview/#comment-224686</link>
		<dc:creator>Patricia Wheaton</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 28 Feb 2013 18:42:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>It is wonderful that the young man was willing to walk, where so many would knock someone in the head to get a few dollars rather then be interested in working. God Bless the young man &amp; the restaurant owner. Wish it were a few hundred miles closer so we could go buy a meal. </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is wonderful that the young man was willing to walk, where so many would knock someone in the head to get a few dollars rather then be interested in working. God Bless the young man &amp; the restaurant owner. Wish it were a few hundred miles closer so we could go buy a meal.</p>
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		<title>By: Deborah Smith</title>
		<link>http://www.glennbeck.com/2013/02/26/rare-teen-walks-10-miles-in-snow-for-job-interview/#comment-224625</link>
		<dc:creator>Deborah Smith</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 28 Feb 2013 16:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I loved this story...but, today, here is another INSPIRING story...equally as impressive and HEARTWARMING...  http://twentytwowords.com/2013/02/28/restaurant-owner-with-down-syndrome-runs-the-friendliest-eatery-ever/</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I loved this story&#8230;but, today, here is another INSPIRING story&#8230;equally as impressive and HEARTWARMING&#8230;  <a href="http://twentytwowords.com/2013/02/28/restaurant-owner-with-down-syndrome-runs-the-friendliest-eatery-ever/" rel="nofollow">http://twentytwowords.com/2013/02/28/restaurant-owner-with-down-syndrome-runs-the-friendliest-eatery-ever/</a></p>
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		<title>By: Anonymous</title>
		<link>http://www.glennbeck.com/2013/02/26/rare-teen-walks-10-miles-in-snow-for-job-interview/#comment-224484</link>
		<dc:creator>Anonymous</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 28 Feb 2013 05:51:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>A portion of Social Mobility is Structural mobility is mobility, which results from changes in the number and kinds of jobs available in a society. A good example is Obama’s “Great Recession”, and the many job losses caused by the uncertainty of his policies. Are you exxluding this as a variable, and if so make a lucid arguemet. Being a Fabian ideologue as well as generally incompetent, Obama is worse than Jimmy Carter; a “Christian Socialist” from the backward Ruskin school of “Religious Socialism “ I suffered his policies with a 16% home loan. How many jobs are gone until the hubris of Obama&#039;s policies are changed?
Why didn&#039;t you mention anything about the causes of “Downward Mobility.” (For comeupin&#039;s you should have said something out of indignation) A recovering Liberal neighbor with a brain, good heart, and Pilipinna wife who grew up in privilege, chose badly in college, and is suffering the consequences in a lesser position than I am now until his parents die. Out of Buddhist compassion, I went out of my way to teach him how to salvage an existing fence saving him thousands of dollars.
“Bad Choices” a part of “Downward Mobility” no government isn’t obligated to correct at the expense of taxpayers; empirical observation taught me this as a Duh moment. People who are married are less likely to be in poverty. I have an “out of wedlock” nephew who is the reason one of my sister-in-laws is struggling with an MBA paying for his college. 
Part of Social Mobility is education, which has many definitions:
 There is a “Classic Liberal” education consisting of the best of Western, Greek and Roman knowledge; trouble is it includes personal responsibility for freedom and the freedom to fail and learn from your failure. Other than Hillsdale College it is no longer taught. 
There are trade schools who teach “How to make a living”; though the pinnacle of a proper German education with a causeway to college, they too are generally not available in the US because everyone is supposed to go to college regardless of whether they have the mettle or intelligence. (At least one of Daimler Benz’s CEOs was trade school tracked) to the chagrin of “Everyone should go to college idiots”
Continuing with Social Mobility on education with choices only for “Those to the Manner Born”:
There are too many teachers! Many of which could, and will soon, be replaced with only a few of the “best and the brightest” with the leverage of computers serving at least a hundred students each. It happened to every other profession skilled or professional. Having no bone to pick with unions or companies expressing their own best interest acting together, their actions are over the top. There is NOT an economic reason to support stupidity. 

There are lots of people with degrees in “Child Development, psychology, ethnic studies, that the market of common sense won’t employ either; just like other professions economy is demanded for existence. Adam Smith figured this out with a still revered empirical observation of the “Wealth of Nations” over 210 years ago. 

The only possible claim Nordic countries (Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland) and Canada have advantage over the US &amp; UK (So far though I argue it is changing) is since their existence as nations, they have different histories. To those who disagree, any diversity claim is similar to what I leave in a Chinese squat toilet. When in China or Taiwan, I speak and act accordingly
</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A portion of Social Mobility is Structural mobility is mobility, which results from changes in the number and kinds of jobs available in a society. A good example is Obama’s “Great Recession”, and the many job losses caused by the uncertainty of his policies. Are you exxluding this as a variable, and if so make a lucid arguemet. Being a Fabian ideologue as well as generally incompetent, Obama is worse than Jimmy Carter; a “Christian Socialist” from the backward Ruskin school of “Religious Socialism “ I suffered his policies with a 16% home loan. How many jobs are gone until the hubris of Obama&#8217;s policies are changed?<br />
Why didn&#8217;t you mention anything about the causes of “Downward Mobility.” (For comeupin&#8217;s you should have said something out of indignation) A recovering Liberal neighbor with a brain, good heart, and Pilipinna wife who grew up in privilege, chose badly in college, and is suffering the consequences in a lesser position than I am now until his parents die. Out of Buddhist compassion, I went out of my way to teach him how to salvage an existing fence saving him thousands of dollars.<br />
“Bad Choices” a part of “Downward Mobility” no government isn’t obligated to correct at the expense of taxpayers; empirical observation taught me this as a Duh moment. People who are married are less likely to be in poverty. I have an “out of wedlock” nephew who is the reason one of my sister-in-laws is struggling with an MBA paying for his college.<br />
Part of Social Mobility is education, which has many definitions:<br />
 There is a “Classic Liberal” education consisting of the best of Western, Greek and Roman knowledge; trouble is it includes personal responsibility for freedom and the freedom to fail and learn from your failure. Other than Hillsdale College it is no longer taught.<br />
There are trade schools who teach “How to make a living”; though the pinnacle of a proper German education with a causeway to college, they too are generally not available in the US because everyone is supposed to go to college regardless of whether they have the mettle or intelligence. (At least one of Daimler Benz’s CEOs was trade school tracked) to the chagrin of “Everyone should go to college idiots”<br />
Continuing with Social Mobility on education with choices only for “Those to the Manner Born”:<br />
There are too many teachers! Many of which could, and will soon, be replaced with only a few of the “best and the brightest” with the leverage of computers serving at least a hundred students each. It happened to every other profession skilled or professional. Having no bone to pick with unions or companies expressing their own best interest acting together, their actions are over the top. There is NOT an economic reason to support stupidity. </p>
<p>There are lots of people with degrees in “Child Development, psychology, ethnic studies, that the market of common sense won’t employ either; just like other professions economy is demanded for existence. Adam Smith figured this out with a still revered empirical observation of the “Wealth of Nations” over 210 years ago. </p>
<p>The only possible claim Nordic countries (Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland) and Canada have advantage over the US &amp; UK (So far though I argue it is changing) is since their existence as nations, they have different histories. To those who disagree, any diversity claim is similar to what I leave in a Chinese squat toilet. When in China or Taiwan, I speak and act accordingly</p>
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		<title>By: Anonymous</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 28 Feb 2013 03:25:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>By: Anonymous</title>
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		<dc:creator>Anonymous</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 28 Feb 2013 03:19:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>A portion of Social Mobility is Structural mobility is mobility, which results from changes in the number and kinds of jobs available in a society. A good example is Obama’s “Great Recession”, and the many job losses caused by the uncertainty of his policies. Are you exxluding this as a variable, and if so make a lucid arguemet. Being a Fabian ideologue as well as generally incompetent, Obama is worse than Jimmy Carter; a “Christian Socialist” from the backward Ruskin school of “Religious Socialism “ I suffered his policies with a 16% home loan. How many jobs are gone until the hubris of Obama&#039;s policies are changed?
Why didn&#039;t you mention anything about the causes of “Downward Mobility.” (For comeupin&#039;s you should have said something out of indignation) A recovering Liberal neighbor with a brain, good heart, and Pilipinna wife who grew up in privilege, chose badly in college, and is suffering the consequences in a lesser position than I am now until his parents die. Out of Buddhist compassion, I went out of my way to teach him how to salvage an existing fence saving him thousands of dollars.
“Bad Choices” a part of “Downward Mobility” no government isn’t obligated to correct at the expense of taxpayers; empirical observation taught me this as a Duh moment. People who are married are less likely to be in poverty. I have an “out of wedlock” nephew who is the reason one of my sister-in-laws is struggling with an MBA paying for his college. 
Part of Social Mobility is education, which has many definitions:
 There is a “Classic Liberal” education consisting of the best of Western, Greek and Roman knowledge; trouble is it includes personal responsibility for freedom and the freedom to fail and learn from your failure. Other than Hillsdale College it is no longer taught. 
There are trade schools who teach “How to make a living”; though the pinnacle of a proper German education with a causeway to college, they too are generally not available in the US because everyone is supposed to go to college regardless of whether they have the mettle or intelligence.  (At least one of Daimler Benz’s CEOs was trade school tracked) to the chagrin of “Everyone should go to college idiots”
Continuing with Social Mobility on education with choices only for “Those to the Manner Born”:
There are too many teachers! Many of which could, and will soon, be replaced with only a few of the “best and the brightest” with the leverage of computers serving at least a hundred students each. It happened to every other profession skilled or professional. Having no bone to pick with unions or companies expressing their own best interest acting together, their actions are over the top. There is NOT an economic reason to support stupidity. 

There are lots of people with degrees in “Child Development, psychology, ethnic studies, that the market of common sense won’t employ either; just like other professions economy is demanded for existence. Adam Smith figured this out with a still revered empirical observation of the “Wealth of Nations” over 210 years ago. 

The only possible claim Nordic countries (Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland) and Canada have advantage over the US &amp; UK (So far though I argue it is changing) is since their existence as nations, they have different histories. To those who disagree, any diversity claim is similar to what I leave in a Chinese squat toilet. When in China or Taiwan, I speak and act accordingly 
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A portion of Social Mobility is Structural mobility is mobility, which results from changes in the number and kinds of jobs available in a society. A good example is Obama’s “Great Recession”, and the many job losses caused by the uncertainty of his policies. Are you exxluding this as a variable, and if so make a lucid arguemet. Being a Fabian ideologue as well as generally incompetent, Obama is worse than Jimmy Carter; a “Christian Socialist” from the backward Ruskin school of “Religious Socialism “ I suffered his policies with a 16% home loan. How many jobs are gone until the hubris of Obama&#8217;s policies are changed?<br />
Why didn&#8217;t you mention anything about the causes of “Downward Mobility.” (For comeupin&#8217;s you should have said something out of indignation) A recovering Liberal neighbor with a brain, good heart, and Pilipinna wife who grew up in privilege, chose badly in college, and is suffering the consequences in a lesser position than I am now until his parents die. Out of Buddhist compassion, I went out of my way to teach him how to salvage an existing fence saving him thousands of dollars.<br />
“Bad Choices” a part of “Downward Mobility” no government isn’t obligated to correct at the expense of taxpayers; empirical observation taught me this as a Duh moment. People who are married are less likely to be in poverty. I have an “out of wedlock” nephew who is the reason one of my sister-in-laws is struggling with an MBA paying for his college.<br />
Part of Social Mobility is education, which has many definitions:<br />
 There is a “Classic Liberal” education consisting of the best of Western, Greek and Roman knowledge; trouble is it includes personal responsibility for freedom and the freedom to fail and learn from your failure. Other than Hillsdale College it is no longer taught.<br />
There are trade schools who teach “How to make a living”; though the pinnacle of a proper German education with a causeway to college, they too are generally not available in the US because everyone is supposed to go to college regardless of whether they have the mettle or intelligence.  (At least one of Daimler Benz’s CEOs was trade school tracked) to the chagrin of “Everyone should go to college idiots”<br />
Continuing with Social Mobility on education with choices only for “Those to the Manner Born”:<br />
There are too many teachers! Many of which could, and will soon, be replaced with only a few of the “best and the brightest” with the leverage of computers serving at least a hundred students each. It happened to every other profession skilled or professional. Having no bone to pick with unions or companies expressing their own best interest acting together, their actions are over the top. There is NOT an economic reason to support stupidity. </p>
<p>There are lots of people with degrees in “Child Development, psychology, ethnic studies, that the market of common sense won’t employ either; just like other professions economy is demanded for existence. Adam Smith figured this out with a still revered empirical observation of the “Wealth of Nations” over 210 years ago. </p>
<p>The only possible claim Nordic countries (Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland) and Canada have advantage over the US &amp; UK (So far though I argue it is changing) is since their existence as nations, they have different histories. To those who disagree, any diversity claim is similar to what I leave in a Chinese squat toilet. When in China or Taiwan, I speak and act accordingly</p>
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		<title>By: Darlene Appling</title>
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		<dc:creator>Darlene Appling</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 28 Feb 2013 01:02:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>ru the same kcurtis that is on sodahead?? i love your posts!!!</description>
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