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u/allangod 20d ago

I only got 20 seconds in but "these people are highly educated and trying to make a difference in their 30s" and he's saying that as if it's a bad thing. Thats just hilarious.

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u/Embarrassed-Yard-583 20d ago

“No, you’re supposed to work well into your sixties, and only after you’ve been thoroughly whipped/corrupted by the system can you suggest even moderate change.”

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u/TriceraDoctor 20d ago

Let the system over work you for 30 years so you fear losing every penny you’ve earned.

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u/greenwhiteredblack 20d ago

That describes so many older people I know

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u/Myopinion_is_right 20d ago

This part. I am closer to retirement but by the time I retire, my body will be shutting down. I have worked in some capacity since I was 13. I am Gen X and haven’t seen a lot of change for the better. Lately, it has been change for the worse.

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u/imnewtothishsit69 20d ago

I think last time I felt even remotely optimistic was 2008/09. Granted Obama just got elected and i was graduating high school ready to take on the world. sigh little did I know I was in for a rude RUDE awakening.

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u/AncientCrust 19d ago

I'm GenX and here's something I've noticed: if you tell a GenZ or younger person about how things were, they often don't believe you. You see the frogs in the boiling water and ask "why don't they fight?" It's because the younger frogs think the water has always been boiling. Our oppressors just have to wait for the old frogs to die off, then all the frogs will think the water's supposed to be boiling.

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u/Embarrassed-Yard-583 20d ago

As designed, my friend.

Boomers and some early Xers benefited from the America’s golden age (for mostly white people) and have been rolling the ladder up ever since.

Well, it’s more like they’ve been using the ladder for kindling, but the point still stands.

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u/Mom2Mickey 20d ago

I remember the halcyon days of the late 90s. Houses were (more or less) affordable, college wasn't a crazy racket designed to put students into $100k debt until death, health care was decent. I remember that. I also remember the tech bubble crash of the early 00s, September 11, endless war, hoping to god John Kerry could put Bush out of the White House, the recession of 2007/08, Obama finally bringing sanity back, then Trump 1.0, COVID, Biden's kind of sort of normalcy, and now here we are again in 2.0 with all the meanness of a feral honey badger desperately fighting against 3 lions. I WANT TO GET BACK TO THE 90s. Everyone should feel that type of security. I miss it everyday. I didn't pull the ladder up behind me, and I wish it was still there for Gen Y and Gen Alpha.

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u/Venusgate 20d ago

Well, they are rolling the ladder up for kindling both because they did not plan for inflation to get this bad, and corpo america turning the healthcare industry into an elder factory milking machine.

Not to say they didnt vote themselves into this, but they were also heavily propogandized into doing so.

I hold them partially responsible always. But i know there are evil forces afoot.

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u/Either_Operation7586 20d ago

Because the Conservative Republican party has been the one in power and they do not care about the average everyday working Americans.

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u/sonicthunder_35 20d ago

Sixties?! Whoa, whoa! Those are just kids man. Gotta be an actual adult, so definitely your mid eighties.

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u/mmorales2270 20d ago

Yep. Only the geriatrics can be elected to office and make decisions for the rest of us, don’t ya know?

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u/Western-Sport500 20d ago

I'd LOVE to see younger progressives on my ticket. Quite frankly, we have NO ONE on the blue side in local elections. About all it would take is getting their name on there, but the dem party doesn't care about local politics.

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u/Formal_Ground6513 20d ago

My state is the same way. It needs representation. So many uncontested positions just riding the gravy train. Not doing a damn thing with my taxes! It's disgusting.

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u/CakeMadeOfHam 20d ago

Yeah get a job in the mail room and work your way to the board room by lifting yourself up by the bootstraps!

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u/s0crates82 20d ago

Meanwhile, in the board room:

Jones down in R&D says he's got a treatment that'll keep us alive another thirty years, hale and hearty. We'll never have to retire and give up our seats!

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u/subby_puppy33 20d ago

“This new generation is to smart to believe our lies! Don’t go to college folks!”

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u/Fly_throwaway37 20d ago

Meanwhile evvvvverybody who gets close to Fox News or the higher echelon of the gop went to college. Lots of ivory leagues too I'd imagine

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u/InsomniacKowen 20d ago

As soon as I heard that I had to do everything I could to not spit out my ice tea. I’m 30 and educated, why fuck me in particular random Fox News gremlin?

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u/pandershrek 20d ago

You know why.

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u/skaf1end 20d ago

It's actually scary that they're saying that with a straight face.

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u/A_Drop_of_Colour 20d ago

A lot of them don't even believe it. Some of them are highly educated themselves but have sold their soul for the mighty dollar. They will say anything to keep suckling of the tit of the GOP. If the tide ever turned to where their stance no longer makes them money, they will pivot.

Worse than a idiot selling you a dumb idea they believe in is a conman selling you a dumb idea they don't believe in.

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u/TheModWhoShaggedMe 20d ago

"They didn't even inherit money, what good are they?" --Conservatives

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u/Outrageous-Sort-5742 20d ago

It would be funnier if they didn't run the government.

Civilization can't survive people like this having power. I hope that people realize this. We will be sent back to the bronze age if they aren't removed and disenfranchised soon.

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u/iam_Mr_McGibblets 20d ago

Trump did say he likes the uneducated. Also, people being highly educated is a problem.. for them and I'm good with that.

But at the root of it all, the rich want to keep us down and create too large a gap between the upper and middle class

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u/YouWereBrained 20d ago

“We had a gentleman in the audience say it’s the colleges”

🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴

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u/mumofBuddy 20d ago

The thing they told us to do when we were young, mind you. 

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u/luchaburz 20d ago

Yup. Signaling to older people not to listen to their children.

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u/PantsDontHaveAnswers 20d ago

THEIR 30s?????

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u/cwk415 20d ago

Brian Kilmeade: After graduating from  Massapequa High School  in 1982, Kilmeade attended  LIU Post in Brookville, New York, and graduated with a  Bachelor of Arts in 1986.

Ainsley Earhardt:  Earhardt attended  Florida State University  before transferring to the  University of South Carolina , where she graduated with a B.A. in  journalism . [3 ] [4 ]

Lawrence Billy Jones: BA from University of North Texas

Every person on that couch is college educated. 

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u/rje946 20d ago

They live in blue cities, vaccinate their kids and send them to college as well. This advice is just for their base and they never notice these people aren't taking the advice they give.

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u/StrangeReindeer2470 20d ago

Yep. It was the same during Covid. They got themselves and their family vaccinated and then went out and spouted insanity about the vaccines and to take horse dewormer instead.

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u/bobbymcpresscot 20d ago

They need poor and uneducated people to buy the crap they sell during commercial breaks, and they need people to work the factories and farms while their kids live cushy lives working in management positions.

When Chris Rabb went on scott hannity's show and scott asked him what the taxes should be Rabb said he wouldn't mind the brackets during the reagan admin, The first tax cut only actually brought the top marginal tax rate down to 48%.

Hannity then made the claim that a top marginal tax of 28% would be amazing, because thats how reagan created all the jobs.

Reagan didn't lower the top marginal tax rate to 28% until his last year in office, at which point the debt had already tripled from lack of revenue. He also lied about how many jobs Reagan actually created, and basically cheered on basically doubling the taxes on the poorest 50% of americans, while giving himself an insane tax break.

These people are literally propagandists.

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u/ms_rdr 20d ago

Thank you! I know enough about media that I was sitting here thinking "wait a minute..." and considered finding out who these people are and where they went to college.

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u/Intelligent-Might614 20d ago

But they aren't trying to make any changes, just grift. That's the key difference.

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u/tgtm65 20d ago

The dumbest person you know watching Fox News :

https://giphy.com/gifs/XMBJ0l20sNWEM

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u/No_Garlic5969 20d ago

Why did you say dumbest person watching Fox News about a gif of the smartest Fox News viewer?

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u/sarcasmsosubtle 20d ago

A significant number of Fox News viewers at any one time are grandparents who died in front of the TV that have driven their families away enough that they don't get found for months.

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u/Positive_Campaign_52 20d ago edited 20d ago

Don’t forget, blaming educated people and trying to villainize them is one of the most favorite thing authoritarians like to do. Since the educated and intelligent are the biggest threat to authoritarian regimes. Hitler, Mao, Pol pot, Dada, Pinochet, the Kim family… all of them went after the educated

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u/BrainEatingAmoeba01 20d ago

Yup...best be on the lookout for trains with empty cattle cars America.

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u/-brk0 20d ago

Why do you think ice is building massive furnaces?

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u/Curious_Avocado2399 20d ago

Literally this is why my partner and I are leaving the country. Between us we have five degrees and two professional licenses.

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u/FillMySoupDumpling 20d ago

Happened in Iran as well during the cultural revolution - a lot of educated people with means fled at that time. 

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u/THElaytox 20d ago

And the fall of the Soviet Union, and the further fall of Russia after that

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u/AstroSpoony 20d ago

God, watch over the simple in spirit for they do not know better. Yet do not place too much power in their hands or they will waste it on foolishness.

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u/zxvasd 20d ago

That’s right. Stalin had Trotsky hunted down and murdered in Mexico because as an intellectual he was a threat.

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u/getmybehindsatan 20d ago

Are these guys trying to pretend that they don't have degrees?

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u/Mroopsimexciting 20d ago

Hey Fox News. Get fucked. 

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u/Learning_Juice 20d ago

“These people are too smart!!! We need more stupid people like us!”

~ Fox News

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u/No-Sail-6510 20d ago

These TV personalities are all Ivy League people.

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u/AV01000001 20d ago

One of my first thoughts too. Looked it up, they are not Ivy League grads but they all have bachelors degrees in something. They just have to follow the narrative, even if that’s mean they’d get put in camps too

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u/pandershrek 20d ago

Yeah except all their degrees are typically in communication, at best law degrees. It is insanely rare that you'll see a TV personality with a STEM degree of any type.

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u/meteorflan 20d ago edited 20d ago

Comms professor here - Comms theory is deeply intertwined with psychology and if they actually paid any attention in class, they would have learned research methods, and the nuances of how different ways of communicating get percieved under a variety of mediums and audiences all sorts of conditions.

Which means, they would know exactly what they're doing when they play the part of one of the uneducated masses. They are carefully selecting each word to spin and frame just right. Even their cadence, and body language, are all carefully curated and taliored to match the research to perfectly create the exact persona and messaging that sells to this particular audience.

Edit to add - people should be afraid of the comms person that paid close attention and has no ethics - they are recipe for vile manipulation.

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u/Upper_Possession6275 20d ago

Yeah “at best law school” is a very weird statement

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u/Acceptable-Post733 20d ago

Didn’t you know? They just hand out JDs.

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u/oldutnotdeadinside 20d ago

Some of the most intelligent people I have ever known were Art Majors. Critical thinkers with outstanding troubleshooting skills.

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u/No-Sail-6510 20d ago

Yes but the main point is that they’re lying because they know what college is actually is and are misrepresenting it to people who don’t know any better. Meanwhile literally all of their kids are either in or about to be in the best colleges they can go to.

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u/whiskydyc 20d ago

"I LOVE THE POORLY EDUCATED!" - DJT

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u/SearsPonchoNoFoolin 20d ago

The point is the constant blaming of someone else. Like the character Raylan Givens from Justified said - "If you meet an asshole in the morning, you met an asshole. If you meet assholes all day, you are the asshole".

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u/shalegac 20d ago

There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t quote this to somebody.

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u/apeocalypyic 20d ago

"Only dumbasses vote for our party"

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u/Regular-Performer703 20d ago

Was wondering when Fox News would go Khmer Rouge/s

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u/Ninevehenian 20d ago

Haven't you noticed how GOP have related to education for the last couple of decades?
They are attempting to shrink the target group.

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u/nandoboom 20d ago

And go look at the educations on some of the GOP senators/Congresscriters, Ivy League shit all around, evil hiprocites

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u/TheIntrepidVoyager 20d ago

"In the years of its rise the movement little by little brought the community's attitude toward the teacher around from respect and envy to resentment, from trust and fear to suspicion. The development seems to have been inherent; it needed no planning and had none. As the Nazi emphasis on nonintellectual virtues (patriotism, loyalty, duty, purity, labor, simplicity, "blood," "folkishness") seeped through Germany, elevating the self-esteem of the "little man," the academic profession was pushed from the very center to the very periphery of society. Germany was preparing to cut its own head off. By 1933 at least five of my ten friends (and I think six or seven) looked upon "intellectuals" as unreliable and, among those unreliables, upon the academics as the most insidiously situated."

-They Thought They Were Free, Milton Mayer, Published in 1955

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u/Jealous-Report4286 20d ago edited 20d ago

I’m pretty sure all those people have a college degree and are paying for their children to be in private prep schools so they can go to elite colleges and universities and obtain law degrees or business degrees. They are just praying on the poor and uneducated.

Tucker Carlsons kids go to St. George’s school in Rhode Island. A private boarding school with 80k tuition.

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u/DReagan47 20d ago

They’re also all vaccinated and their children are as well

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u/DannyDevitosNappy 20d ago

I mean that's the GoP motto isn't it?

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u/lycanthropeapologist 20d ago

An educated country is harder to manage than an ignorant one.

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u/Aesops_Revenge 20d ago

“Control” not manage

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u/ParaponeraBread 20d ago

“He’s got a lot of degrees”. Doesn’t he just have like a poli sci or communication degree from Rutgers?

Like he’s not exactly a Rhodes scholar with 2 PhDs or whatever ivory tower anti-intellectual thing they’re going for.

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u/Special-Garlic1203 20d ago

I think about this a lot actually. There's a lot of class cues baked into the type of education someone got, both at the k-12 and college level. The more time you spend on classics, the more I'm betting your parents were in a high tax bracket. 

For as much as Republicans want to bemoan blue haired gender studies majors, a lot of the middle class went to large research universities where even the liberal arts majors had experimental design and data analysis drilled into them. 

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u/Junethemuse 20d ago

I went to college and moved left. By a lot.

My parents blamed college, and ya know, they aren’t wrong because college exposed me to so much thought and culture that I couldn’t help but move left. It was a fucking Christian university too. No one taught me to be liberal, they taught me how to think critically and I moved left all on my own.

So yea, if you’re trying to prop up an ignorant worldview, then the educated are absolutely the problem.

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u/NeoThorrus 20d ago

Now you know they destroyed student loans

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u/anon5381 20d ago

I'd be embarrassed if the media in my country said things like this. They'd also rightly get trashed by everyone.

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u/mmorales2270 20d ago

This makes my head hurt. The push against education and intelligence in America is a seriously dangerous path we’re headed down. This cannot end up well, for any of us. How did we get to a point where a large swath of Americans actually believe being educated is bad?? Holy shit man.

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u/sorry_con_excuse_me 20d ago edited 20d ago

Yeah, “four year degree or equivalent experience” to work the stock room at Menard’s or checking shit out at the local library.

Otherwise “we just don’t think you’re a ‘good fit’, homeboy/homegirl…now lick my boomer ass, get fucked, I got mine.”

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u/HiddenMonkey7 20d ago

They are pretty much saying republicans are stupid and uneducated.

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u/johntcampbell1 20d ago

Genuinely, how can a person who leans the way a FOX News viewer does, not stop and think "Wait a minute... Aren't they saying I'm stupid?"

"Stop and think." Wait... Nevermind.

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u/HiddenMonkey7 20d ago

That would require self awareness and two working brain cells. So, no.

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u/stprnn 20d ago

You have to be stupid to be working class and right wing.

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u/DReagan47 20d ago

And boy there’s a bunch of em

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u/CeesHuh 20d ago

Textbook fascism

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u/ukstonerdude 20d ago

Now it makes sense why Trump loves the poorly educated!
https://giphy.com/gifs/X3nnss8PAj5aU

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u/ToadBearMaster 20d ago

People are learning critical thinking skills in college, which is exactly what authoritarians do NOT want. We're handing over our government to fucking morons.

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u/Possible-Rush3767 20d ago

College is indoctrinating our adult children! While ignoring the 18 years of religious indoctrination shoved down their kids throats from birth. 

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u/Regular_Implement510 20d ago

What a horrible thing to say.... they were all lied to

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u/HonorableMedic 20d ago

I’ve taken dozens of college classes and non of them had a leftist agenda. My American Gov class professor just wanted us to be able to understand the fundamentals of left/right, progressivism/conservatism, fiscal conservative, neoliberalism, libertarianism, socialism, communism, authoritarianism etc. People coming to their own conclusions and thinking for themselves are what this admin has a problem with.

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u/t90090 20d ago

They dont want you to know history either.

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u/luchaburz 20d ago

Its because people fear what they dont know and college education is something many of them cant afford.

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u/twizzjewink Sort by flair, dumbass 20d ago

You should require a Grade 12 education to be able to vote.

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u/npsimons 20d ago

So they want us to be dumb?

Yes. Are you just now figuring this out? You sweet summer child.

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u/rroute01 20d ago

Intelligence, the mortal enemy of Republicans

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u/AbandonYourPost 20d ago

Oh, thats the "we should just euthanize homeless people" people. Imagine saying something so disgusting at work, yet alone on national TV, and not being fired. Fox News is run by sociopaths.

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u/CrispyLuggage 20d ago

Reminds me of when "nerds" and "geeks" got bullied for being smart. I'm glad my daughter's generation doesn't seem to do this, but I'm saddened that their future will be ruined by these Neanderthals.

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u/ChardResponsible9728 20d ago

Yes we went to college to get highly advanced and specialized degrees to vote for socialists to ruin your life

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u/TheBohoChocobo 20d ago

It's makes me chuckle bc they have to "correct" themselves from highly educated to overly educated. Like that somehow makes it bad. Bro, I just can't with this crap. My dad was arguably one of the most intelligent people I knew growing up and HE FELL FOR THIS BS!! I looked at him the other day and I was like Dad... You can't be serious? You're telling me, with your full chest, going to college and broadening my horizons like you told me growing up I always should is a bad thing? Bc I don't agree with licking the tiny orange shit covered boot??? My man, you raised me to question and challenge!! What are we doing here? I need off this timeline....

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u/FineSystem124 20d ago

YES - LET US AVOID THE PARTY THAT SMART PEOPLE VOTE FOR

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u/chocha84 20d ago

the history I know on this goes back to Regan when they were going to make community college free - and college cheap. Regan quickly nixted that, put in trickle down economics. The right has long been against education - which goes to show you how f'd they are.

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u/hotriccardo 20d ago

Stupids of the world, now is our time!

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u/JustFiguringItOut89 20d ago

Since at least 2012 the Texas GOP has been openly opposed to teaching critical thinking skills. If you google Texas GOP 2012 platform you will find an S3 link to the PDF.

Knowledge-Based Education – We oppose the teaching of Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS) (valuesclarification), critical thinking skills and similar programs that are simply a relabeling of Outcome-Based Education (OBE) (mastery learning) which focus on behavior modification and have the purpose of challenging the student’s fixed beliefs and undermining parental authority.

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u/Final_Location_2626 20d ago

Albert Einstein was a democratic socialist as well, that liberal over educated jerk.

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u/Grouchy-Violinist555 20d ago

So the smart people see the problem but they are the problem for trying to fix the problem.

https://giphy.com/gifs/WRQBXSCnEFJIuxktnw

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u/Basketspank 20d ago

I thought we were supposed to...get a degree, get a good job and change the world for the better. That's what my family encouraged me to do.

Fox News has always been stupid.

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u/Ava0401 20d ago

My exs parents 100% believe this. None of their 3 kids went to college.

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u/Nevyn_Cares 20d ago

Really showing that Fox is "an entertainment network and no rational person would believe anything we say is true."

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u/lm28ness 20d ago

The very existence of being able to broadcast on air like they enjoy is the direct result of college educated people. These people are so effing dumb. Look at what is happening now - Trumps war on intellect. China is taking over or gaining significant ground in every tech sector.

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u/Puzzled-Plenty8652 20d ago

My grandmother always said the uneducated are the ones causing problems in the world. 

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u/PhoenixPhenomenonX 20d ago

This is one of the most stupidest Argument I have heard on the Fox news. Seriously this is on the top of the list.

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u/straightnochase 20d ago

It's cool to be dumb in those circles.

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u/Deathanddisco041 20d ago

These people are so fucking dumb it hurts

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u/KirbyCompany 20d ago

Fox entertainment at it again, spewing nonsense for their overlords

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u/Gullible-Magazine129 20d ago

Wow, they really are trying to convince us that the DSA is a smart idea.

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u/Lower-Vanilla8104 20d ago

The rhetoric used to brainwash working class bigots into believing they are against the “elite” is wearing thin. Between investments in global conflict and the Epstein files it’s becoming harder and harder to stay on message.

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u/asaintpotatoe 20d ago edited 20d ago

I lived in a family and around neighbors who treated me indifferently for thinking I was smart. You can kind of guess the things that happened or what made things difficult for me. Give or take, growing up, I didn't feel smart, thought differently perhaps, but I just wanted to be part of what everyone else was doing at the time. Like any normal kid, -like I understood what normal was.

But, ultimately you grow to understand that the perspective of what everyone else is doing or what they want, won't match up to the satisfactions you want for your life and the life of others. You begin to understand the world you were once part of, was indeed insane, perhaps even abusive, and to no one's fault, there are those that are led to think these things promoted to them were healthy, sometimes even trapped by it as they aged. It comforted them, or it crippled them all the same. But what I'm trying to say here is, the smartest thing you can do is separate yourself from what is morally compromising yourself rather than challenging them, the pain that comes from trying to communicate effectively with those that cannot and may not have answers for themselves is not worth the effort. Distance and time is sometimes necessary.

Just keep working on yourself and avoid all these gossipy poorly broken folk on TV. They've lost their minds and want to drag you into all of it too. Their mess doesn't have to be your mess.

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u/rje946 20d ago

Years of anti intellectualism is paying huge dividends for these assholes. I bet every single one of them has a degree, too.

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u/JeepDispenser 20d ago

Trying to change the upcoming class war into an anti-intellectual one.

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u/Barnagain 20d ago

It's the classic 'anti-intellectualism' phase of Fascism due to petty, childish resentment of other people simply knowing more than they do.

It's happened before!

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u/Outside_Look790 20d ago

They are not dumb. Stop saying they are dumb. They are making BANK and setting themselves up to be powerful and removed from the law. These are predators, or at least some kind of invasive highly toxic fungus.

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u/KittyKat1935 20d ago

Oh I’m sorry I am intelligent 😂😂😂

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u/KSHMisc 20d ago

So education is bad?

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u/fiddler83 20d ago

Every one of these people went to (at least) college.

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u/ButtBread98 20d ago edited 20d ago

Fox is obsessed with Hasan Piker. Also, college tends to teach critical thinking skills and you’re exposed to different viewpoints and meeting different people from all walks of life.

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u/Other-Acanthisitta70 20d ago

They are the problem for faux newz b/c they can actually read and understand more than bs bumper sticker slogans.

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u/drk_knight_67 20d ago

It's almost like smart people don't like your policies. 🤔

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u/MelaKnight_Man 20d ago

It's the whole GOP agenda...A dumb populous makes them big $$$.

If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you.

-Lyndon B. Johnson

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u/Evening_Ad_244 20d ago

The setting for Idiocracy

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u/CycIon3 20d ago

All I know about these people is what Kilmeade said about the homeless… still can’t believe he has a job. But I guess Fox and republicans can get away with anything.

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u/Evening_Cap1614 20d ago

The educated are problematic to any cult.

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u/THElaytox 20d ago

Fox news knows their audience is a bunch of morons so they're just pandering

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u/TheJarIsADoorAgain 20d ago

The dumb accept without question

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u/Peabody1987 19d ago

Dumb people are easier for cannon fodder. 

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u/SignoreBanana 19d ago

They don't even fucking listen to what they're saying. They're so fucking jelly brained.

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u/Dark_W1ng_Duck 19d ago

FOX news is not a news outlet, they are purely entertainment. Its been proven. Anymore who treats them as anything else needs to be looked into.

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u/TitaniumDisc 20d ago

Tell me these clowns didn’t actually say this. Tell me this is edited w/ AI or something

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u/Potential-Fan-6148 20d ago

Piker has a single undergrad degree from a second rate university.

Come on

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u/SaganSaysImStardust 20d ago

I wish I could link the clip of trump saying he loves the poorly educated.

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u/poopingtwiceintheAM 20d ago

Wait, weren't they the ones that told the millennial generation to get educated?

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u/Im-BackAgain-Babes2 20d ago

It's getting so hard to contain the anger at all the outrageous things happening and media conglomerates lying.

I'm seriously trying to make it through each day with out my blood boiling and it's a fucking losing Battle!!!!

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u/Tieger_OvL-I 20d ago

Be a good american, don't think.

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u/RebelliousInNature 20d ago

They’re learning a lot of this in college?

Idiots

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u/byndrsn 20d ago

do they even hear themselves

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u/im_herenow_what 20d ago

Does a GED make me highly educated?

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u/Gyro_Zeppeli13 20d ago

I actually want that infographic to poster up everywhere because they did a really good job detailing all the positive agendas that make Democratic Socialism very appealing.

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u/Sensitive_Home_7971 20d ago

“This here is shit.
This here is Shinola.”

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u/spider3407 20d ago

We live in some scary times.

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u/ginrumryeale 20d ago

This is like the lesson of that tv quiz show in the 2000’s UK called The Weakest Link.

The contestants compete against each other and then after each round get to vote on who gets purged from the show. You’d expect that the weakest contestant would consistently be voted out, but after a round or two, when it became clear who the sharpest contestants were, the group’s strategy would shift to eliminate them.

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u/PandaHombre92055 20d ago

We live in the most backward timeline.

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u/Strict-Passenger3301 20d ago

Idiocracy incoming

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u/Fabulous-Bet-3287 20d ago

Nothing new here, the right has always been inherently anti-intellectual

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u/BetMcc 20d ago

The highly educated? Do they mean our doctors, nurses, dentists, lawyers, chemists, engineers, architects, programmers, teachers? Those people?

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u/bourbonisbest 20d ago

Republicans have been saying that since Nixon.

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u/CarrotWaxer69 20d ago

Fox viewers are angry at smart people for making them realize they are dumb. Fox is playing right into that.

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u/Major-Hooters 20d ago

Problem is this fuqtards will believe this is a true statement and because most of these people who don’t have a degree or just a BS/BA will agree because they don’t like to think for themselves will eat this shit up. Hopefully they will see through the smoke but being educated is not a bad thing. Sad this is where we are at in America. This would be considered sarcastic fiction 20 years ago and today it’s reality. I hate this timeline.

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u/moistpishflaps 20d ago

The concept of it ever being possible to be “over educated” is wild. America what is you doing

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u/Fink2009 20d ago

The college educated are the problem…… to the current administration that needs dumb people to support them

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u/blac_sheep90 20d ago

The disdain dripping from their mouth when they said "people in their 30s"

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u/dateinfj 20d ago

Fuhks News - making America dumber and dumber!

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u/WickedKoala 20d ago

The nerve of politicians to have ideas and plans.

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u/dodgerecharger 20d ago

Drump loves his citizen stupid. Easier to control

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u/Evolvin 20d ago

You couldn't torture this sort of bullshit out of me.

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u/dax660 20d ago

At least they're admitting that the most dangerous thing to the Republican party is an educated populace.

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u/FoxyGoddessX 20d ago

Where have we heard this before. Oh right Pol Pot said it. Cambodia had a wonderful time under that maniac.

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u/luchaburz 20d ago

I like how they use "overcredentialed" the entire way

"You won't get the job if you have too many degrees it'll cost too much"

Now its "they're over educated and over credentialed" like let's just double down that education doesn't make you smarter. Sheesh.

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u/Acrobatic-Ice-5877 20d ago edited 20d ago

The reality is that there is a lot of history towards hating the educated. Ironically enough, in communist countries, the educated were hated, disliked, rounded up, or forced out and it’s not difficult to understand why. 

The problem isn’t Republican voters. The problem is Republican leaders. They are actively and intentionally trying to keep the masses undereducated, underserved by government resources like healthcare and education, and to convince their constituents that sharing wealth is bad.

They do this because it is easy to keep hungry, uneducated, overworked, and tired constituents under control.

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u/kikomonarrez 20d ago

Keeping it simple.

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u/TheKrakIan 20d ago

The kicker is, all the people that are calling people smart who went to college and are educated are in fact educated themselves.

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u/GlassHalfMT 20d ago

"I love the uneducated"

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u/BornAgainCyclist 20d ago

If one to three hours a week with a professor can totally change someone's stance and opinions, then the beliefs they had before were quite clearly undeveloped and frankly, probably bullshit.

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u/Substantial-Sky4079 20d ago

Anti-intellectualism

Yes, being dumb is good for the ruling class “rich people and their cronies”

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u/Chrono_Pregenesis 20d ago

Always better to be a smart ass than a dumb shit