12-09-2010, 07:48 PM
I think Nick Clegg should be ashamed of himself, and I did vote for him in the hope they'd make it through as an outright victor... during a recent broadcast from the House of Commons he sat there blithely grinning his way through everything David Cameron said.
his getout clause during a recent interview was "well that's what the Lib Dems would have done, but this is a co-allition givernment, our hands are tied."
Much as I feared, the co-allition is basically using a friendly yellow face for tory policies.
Matt > to be honest mate, having been through university before the cuts, it's not all it's cracked up to be unless you do a standardised subject to an exceptional degree (business, computing, a career BA) ... My best friend at work has a 2:1 in Medical Microbiology and scraped a living with me filing documents as any GCSE candidate could do. Go figure.
University presently is one of the biggest deceipts for young people, and most give them false hopes and aspirations, truthfully. The number of young graduates who either cannot find work or find their degrees worth nothing sickens me; though they will happily wait for you to be earning enough to recalim £9000 - 15000 of your money when you finally claw your way up high enough on the wage bracket. This is education as a business and a lower-middle-class formality.
Be honest with yourself if you choose to go - will you do it? is it worth it? if you can honestly answer yes, a brutal and determined YES, then try your hardest and it will work out.
his getout clause during a recent interview was "well that's what the Lib Dems would have done, but this is a co-allition givernment, our hands are tied."
Much as I feared, the co-allition is basically using a friendly yellow face for tory policies.
Matt > to be honest mate, having been through university before the cuts, it's not all it's cracked up to be unless you do a standardised subject to an exceptional degree (business, computing, a career BA) ... My best friend at work has a 2:1 in Medical Microbiology and scraped a living with me filing documents as any GCSE candidate could do. Go figure.
University presently is one of the biggest deceipts for young people, and most give them false hopes and aspirations, truthfully. The number of young graduates who either cannot find work or find their degrees worth nothing sickens me; though they will happily wait for you to be earning enough to recalim £9000 - 15000 of your money when you finally claw your way up high enough on the wage bracket. This is education as a business and a lower-middle-class formality.
Be honest with yourself if you choose to go - will you do it? is it worth it? if you can honestly answer yes, a brutal and determined YES, then try your hardest and it will work out.
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