To be fair who would really consider the morning after pill an abortion?

Yeah... them... fair point.....

I actually strongly disagree. Many younger people are moving directly into trades, apprenticeship or full time employment because, quite simply, they can't afford tertiary education. Many universities are struggling to get student numbers up.

Yes, you used to be able to walk into a role that took anyone who could turn up and learn, but technological and economic demands mean that its no longer viable. You also used to be able to work full time retail as a sole provider, buy a house and raise a family but those days are long gone.

Welcome to late stage capitalism, globalization, game theory and pure human behavior.

I have 3rd year where I've heard less than 3 people speak all semester, attendance is less than half, and no one does any of the assigned reading - its just pass assessments and get it done.

I think its a hangover from covid teaching, but at the same time I think covid just masked a general indifference from burnout, time constraints and general pressure on existing, to where students can only manage the energy for the bare minimum.

If you don't mind me asking - what country you study in? You called it uni so I assume its not states.

Might have the dates off - subnautica should be up there.

"Be gentle, its an unmapped cave"

He was in Iron Man 2.

He popped in to ruin that too.

"DeSPicable"

Yakko as Sam, Wakko and Dot as Merry and Pippin.

Are you also finding a lot of students just aren't interested in getting involved at Uni anymore? Its just turn up for class (if that), then leave. No discussions, no involvement, no real understanding?

I ask this because I'm also a student, and I think this could be what this person did as well. A degree is just a tick in the yes box for a job interview - its the bare minimum you can get from uni. They likely didn't actually get involved in the topic, talk with fellow students, build their networks and get into it - just passed. Im worried because based on what I see, this is where many current students are going.

Abortion is a horrible medical procedure when you think about it. But guess what:

• we are horrible people that make it necessary.

• so is amputation, but its much better than the alternative.

I tutor first year college/ University economics.

Everything sure as fuck isn't fine.

They are brown - just looks like that with the spotlight

If you're surrounding yourself with ass kisser you're a bad leader anyway. Its the thing people forget about leadership - its not your job to do it. Its your job to provide the vision, inspire it, and facilitate smarter and skilled people to achieve it.

In the case of nations - let's take my New Zealand. Jacinta Adern was an average politician but a great crisis leader. She couldn't stop covid from happening, but she made choices that kept us safe, kept our economy and skills intact, and kept us calm. She didn't do it herself- she gave us the vision, had the right people in the right place, and brought the policies and plan forward. I wouldn't vote for her again as a "peacetime" leader, but strongly wish we could keep her on retainer for the next crisis.

I mean, yeah no vampires any more but how many politicians has this created?

I would disagree with 1 and 3, but I could just be over thinking.

A strong leader can solve all the problems- by developing teamwork, collaboration and understanding, and inspiring others to address these issues.

"Real" citizens are those with citizenship. Doesn't mean residents or illegal residents aren't people or important, just not citizens.

Unfortunately for both we know what fascists actually do.

Knew I was missing something.

Kinda seems like a moot clause considering Russia has veto powers in the UNSC.

And that the US would protect them if attacked.

'93 Budapest protocol I believe

Do I have to though?

Small business owner with 5 part time employees.

Wait until you do payroll and think to yourself "do i really need a day off"?

Id argue they provide a catalyst - renting to those who can't afford to buy yet, but allowing them to still have a place to live. They are needed - no one is going to buy straight out of high school or Uni.

Hes there thing though. They make soo much doing it that 1, people can't afford to live due to high rent and 2, they have pushed the housing market beyond the reach of those who want to buy.