/liberty/ - Liberty

>implying they rose just now

They've been in power since the 60's dude. I'd say go to praxis.com for internships, take online classes, go to khan academy, learn a trade and do your own thing. Don't go to university and starve them of their cash flow.

Don't you mean the decline of academia in general?

Expose the college debt bubble. Convince anyone you know to avoid it, or have their kids avoid it. Push for the defunding of public, non-technical colleges.

Some sort of competitive dance team.

>>66701

Shouldn't you be waiting in a bread line?

>>66707

Or protesting/rioting in the streets because someone hurt your feelings.

Popularize aptitude tests as a viable alternative for degrees. This will encourage frugal individuals to seek self-teaching resources in order to aquire jobs without having to spend four years of your life/tens of thousands of dollars on propaganda.

>>66701

Perhaps you should learn to speak proper English before attacking the intelligence of others.

>>66643

>They've been in power since the 60's dude.

This. Galbraith, Rawls, Horkheimer, Adorno and Foucault were all active during that time and you can still feel their influence.

>I'd say go to praxis.com for internships, take online classes, go to khan academy, learn a trade and do your own thing. Don't go to university and starve them of their cash flow.

Being an autodidact also works. It bears certain risks, of course. You're more likely to commit small but embarassing mistakes than someone who formally studied and your foundational knowledge may be lacking. On the other hand, you also don't run at risk of being indoctrinated, you have to pay little or nothing, and you learn at your own pace. I've been in university too and while it was cool the first two or three years, I wouldn't go back.

le physical removal obviously XD

>>66711

>only perfect English speakers can be intelligent

Baka!

>>66709

No! I worked for a boss who got his education like that rather than taking classes. He was an idiot when it came to the field he was in. What

you miss is the working knowledge.

>>66643

>Don't go to university and starve them of their cash flow

Yep, the universities are totally funded by kids paying their debts ~10 years later.

>>66638

>Reduce taxes (or if you're the edgy kind, let them increase them 100x right now, when the system is kinda sustainable)

>start your own university and get rid of shitty courses.

>>66643

>praxis.com

https://discoverpraxis.com/complete-guide-building-career-using-free-work/

>>66747

You (mostly) can't generalize people who haven't had formal education in a group.

privatization

I fucking wish academia was flooded with Marxists like you guys say. Outside of some extremely quirky institutions like The New School universities overwhelmingly lean centrist-liberal.

>>66799

>anyone who doesn't adopt my genocidal regimes are liberals

I hate /leftypol/

>>66801

That's the thing, I'm not even talking about tankies or USSR defenders in general. There aren't even really democratic socialists, Marxist literature is just not taught. The closest you get is the influence Adorno had on social sciences and they've gone pretty far in their own direction since then.

>>66803

>if they aren't marxist they aren't left

uh huh

>>66638

We leave them alone, their smoldering corpse should be enough to draw people away from it.

Most people look upon Soviet Russia, North Korea and China and shudder to think that such a fate will befall their country.

1. Privatise

2. Boycott