Things that made you laugh today (Political Version)

[Solkern]

Their grandkid?

Parenting doesn't end when your children turn 18. It's your family, wtf is wrong with you?

What’s wrong with me? You think it’s perfectly normal for your parents to raise and take care of your kids, everyday while you are at work? Doesn’t matter if you live in a different state or city, they still have a job and/or have their own lives? What the fuck is wrong with you?

[Neveragain]

https://www.ziprecruiter.com/e/What-...k-at-a-Daycare

What Qualifications Do You Need to Work at a Daycare?

"The qualifications needed to get a job in daycare vary depending on the type of job you are seeking and the state in which you live. If you want to get a job in a daycare facility or nursery, you need a high school diploma at a minimum. If you want to work in a daycare that provides preschool education, your employers may require that you have training or formal education in early childhood development. In nearly all positions working with children, there are certain certifications you should obtain, including first aid, CPR, and fire safety. There may also be training required for child abuse detection and prevention."

If I had to guess, the highlighted part is probably what he was referring to.

Gone are the days of letting neighborhood kids looking after other neighborhood kids.

Of course, the term "latch-key" kid is how I grew up. Starting at about 10 I looked after myself until my mother got home.

Somehow, humans have survived tens-of-thousands of years without "daycare"... yet somehow we've become so weak as a species, and designed our societies in such a way... taking care of children is somehow more "difficult" than in the past.

Imagine thinking rearing your family, you helped create, is a form of punishment. Democrats are fucked up.

[Neveragain]

What’s wrong with me? You think it’s perfectly normal for your parents to raise and take care of your kids, everyday while you are at work? Doesn’t matter if you live in a different state or city, have a job? Have their own lives? What the fuck is wrong with you?

"Me, Me, Me...Me, Me..Me and Me."

[Shaps]

Imagine thinking rearing your family, you helped create, is a form of punishment. Democrats are fucked up.

I've said it before... look at their positions, they are literally a "death cult".

Abort your baby - check.

Be gay (in before people say something about this one, I don't care if people are gay... it's a simple scientific fact that gay couples do not procreate like straight couples do... hence, your bloodline dies with you) - check.

The government takes care of your children, not the family - check.

The "West" has become so weak and twisted, it's amazing to watch honestly. We had a great run and did a lot to advance humanity as a whole... but if the "family" is no longer strong, nothing larger (ie. the Nation) can be either.

How this simple concept escapes people I'm not sure, but it does... and it only does because we've made day to day living so convenient, the morons don't realize what "real" is.

[Tgo01]

Vance said a 6 year college degree is required to work at a daycare, which isn’t even true.

So we're just ignoring the information I posted where in California the director does indeed need 6 years of college, or close to it, and at least one of the workers watching the kid needs at least a couple of years of college, and even the aides need some college?

Is this just you nitpicking at this point?

"They don't need 6 years of education! They only need 3 years of college to be a glorified babysitter!"

[Solkern]

So we're just ignoring the information I posted where in California the director does indeed need 6 years of college, or close to it, and at least one of the workers watching the kid needs at least a couple of years of college, and even the aides need some college?

Is this just you nitpicking at this point?

"They don't need 6 years of education! They only need 3 years of college to be a glorified babysitter!"

What? He said you need 6 years of college to work in a daycare. He didn’t say 6 years of college to be a director of a day care. You’re the one that’s nitpicking.

You need a high school education.

You don’t need 6 years of college and as he put it “massive debt” to work at a daycare.

[Solkern]

So we're just ignoring the information I posted where in California the director does indeed need 6 years of college, or close to it, and at least one of the workers watching the kid needs at least a couple of years of college, and even the aides need some college?

Is this just you nitpicking at this point?

"They don't need 6 years of education! They only need 3 years of college to be a glorified babysitter!"

https://www.indeed.com/m/jobs?q=Dayc...8993b9746acfd8

EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS

Required Education and Experience:

· High school graduate or equivalent.

· Minimum of 12 completed units in child development or early childhood education (ECE) which includes at least three units in infant/toddler care and the following three courses: child/human growth & development; child/family & community or child and family relations; and programs curriculum (All course work must be completed with a grade of C or better to receive credit).


https://www.indeed.com/m/jobs?q=Dayc...dfc778907307e6


MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Must have a high school diploma or equivalent
2. Must have twelve units in Early Childhood Education or be currently enrolled
3. Must have an ability to work with people of all backgrounds, solve problems and to do written reports

Yup, all those minimum requirements of a high school Diploma, Definitely means a six-year college education

[Tgo01]

So yes, you are just nitpicking because he was slightly exaggerating. Just wanted you to admit it.

[Solkern]

So yes, you are just nitpicking because he was slightly exaggerating. Just wanted you to admit it.

Yes, slightly exaggerating, high school diploma is just slightly less than a 6 year college education.

My friend is going to apply to NASA, He only has a high school education, but his boss will have a masters degree, and that’s good enough, it’s only slightly better than his high school diploma.

According to tgo01, as long as ONE person has the education, no one else needs to have one!

[Tgo01]

Yes, slightly exaggerating, high school diploma is just slightly less than a 6 year college education.

This is from what YOU posted:

Minimum of 12 completed units in child development or early childhood education (ECE) which includes at least three units in infant/toddler care and the following three courses: child/human growth & development; child/family & community or child and family relations; and programs curriculum (All course work must be completed with a grade of C or better to receive credit).

2. Must have twelve units in Early Childhood Education or be currently enrolled

What exactly do you think these completed units are referring to? It is some kind of continuing education beyond high school. You are either so dumb that you did not realize that, or you are (once again) ignoring these facts because it counters your lame argument.

Clearly Vance's point was that there was too much regulation in starting and running a daycare and you yourself have proved his point, but you are now quibbling because he (supposedly) said everyone working at a daycare needs 6 years of college when in reality (at least as far as California is concerned) you need several years of education to be a director, several years of college to be a teacher, and some college to be an aide at a daycare.

And once again, all of this education and regulation and requirements to be a glorified babysitter.

You don't have to agree with the point he was making, but you should at least be mature enough to acknowledge the point he was making and realize that maybe he was slightly exaggerating.