College kids are worthless

Somewhere along the line – around the year 2000 or so – there was an orchestrated effort by the big corporations, which paid the news media, to run reports after reports of college graduates earning more money then high school graduates.

This lead to the public perception that college graduates earn more money. Which is generally true – if you’re looking to work for someone else for the rest of your life.

And the bank (and we know the banks and the global elites control the world) is amassing billions and billions of dollars from these poor college kids and their parents through student loan interest.

The public got suckered and conned into billions of dollars in the name of “education”. No need to put a gun to people’s head to rob them of their money if you tell them that their financial future is at stake.

What’s kinda weird is that college doesn’t guarantee a job. Pretty weird huh.

But of course, a lot of people who went to college are going to protest and say college isn’t about just training to get a job, it’s about “learning”, and “networking” and “socializing”.

That’s cool, nothing wrong with that, but you can do it for free with a trip to the library (learning), join an organization that you’re interested in (networking) and a trip to the mall, club or beach (socializing)

College is just a poor excuse to waste 4 years and a couple thousands of dollars because most people don’t know what they want in life, and follow what society says.

But of course, I’m not going to leave you hanging there by ending this post now. No, there is a remedy for this.

The remedy is to skip college so you don’t end up having debt before you turn 21, and follow your dreams, whatever it may be.

But I know a lot of people won’t do this because they’re afraid, but that’s okay. Only a few will go against the crowd. Always has been, always will be.

PS: Obviously you will need college if you want to be a doctor, lawyer or teacher. For everything else, skip college so you don’t join the pool of losers.

Peace out,
Ken, a happy high school drop out