Anonymous #1 said:

It is appalling how many of these people are incapable of using proper grammar and spelling.  It makes me cringe when I see people saying, "I got a university degree online and there programs were good."

Jesus fucking Christ..."there"?  For the love of God how did you get a Bachelor's degree without being able to use proper English?  I don't even have a degree and I am able to speak and write properly.

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M.D.'s stereotypically have relatively lower spelling capabilities than many other professions. 
not everyone is an English Major you know.

Anonymous #1 said:

im ovr miself.  I know ur right.  How culd I have been so rong?  Woah is me.  Im such a jerk.

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Anonymous #1 said:

These are the people who will be pumping my gas and earning $7.00 an hour.  And, having to pay off $70,000 in student loan debt from these fake schools.

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yeah...I learned long ago that college degrees don't mean dick any more these days 

Anonymous #9 said:

I'd have to agree.

I've always been upper middle class, with my father making a decent six fig salary.
I grew up in a nice, white neighborhood (not a planned community, all the houses here are solid brick houses built in the 50s-70s), always went to private schools.  I can't stand being around lower class citizens.
Although I'm getting a very useful degree at a good university, I'm always afraid that I'm somehow going to end up like them.  Poor, in a negro-ridden neighborhood, surrounded by people who drink a six pack for breakfast, have 7 kids, and use food stamps.

Hell, I've never even been on a public bus.
I even remember the first time I met a black person.  I had seen them walking around town when I was riding in the car with my parents, or I'd see them at the mall, etc.  But the first time I ever talked to one was when I was nine.
Then, I didn't talk to another until I was 14.

I have a strange fear of lower income people.  They just seem to breed so quickly, and ignorance nowadays seems to be a fad.  Its cool to speak with poor grammar and to not study or try in school.  To blame everyone else for your problems, society, the government, the wealthy, whoever or whatever is handy.  It seems to me that the lower class and its ways are spreading like some type of infestation, or disease, and it freaks me out.

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Anonymous #10 said:

The mindset you have is the reason governments like ours can systematically enslave people.

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Anonymous #9 said:

I have a strange fear of lower income people. 

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maybe that's because your parents didn't let you see black people until you were 9.

clearly they set out from the very beginning to isolate you from the poor (aka the bulk of humanity) and from other races so you could grow up and vote republican out of total ignorance and live in an isolated fortress somewhere.

You'll never be free unless you do something drastic to get closer to poor people. I feel sorry for you.

Anonymous #1 said:

These are the people who will be pumping my gas and earning $7.00 an hour.  And, having to pay off $70,000 in student loan debt from these fake schools.

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