09:28 PM - Tuesday - 2019-01-22 - College Communism Debate - I am talking to a former Vietnamese student of mine who I met in Vietnam back in like 2013 or 2014 and we had many debates in person. Here is our Facebook conversation debate from today which began as he soon as he sent me a friend request some hours ago. I accepted it. Now here is the dialog as follows. First, Ty Huu Bui wrote, "Too tired, man! Been working for 7 months in a row without a vacation!" I wrote: "Work is the best therapy... but only for those who truly know how to work like a boss in loving what you do and in doing what you love. It does not work so well if you work like a slave haha." Ty replied, "To the best of my knowledge, slavery doesn’t exist in the West any longer, especially in countries like Australia! Perhaps, it is more acceptable if you call it Hard Work instead of Slavery in this particular case. Tar!" I responded, "But what does slavery mean? Is an addiction a form of slavery? Is college debt a form of slavery? If the middle class is abolished, is that not slavery?" Ty: "You can say whatever you want, you can also call it whatever you like, but for me I don’t think Slavery is still in existence any longer in the West. And of course, everyone has to pay to play with regard to the college burdens, unless they don’t need a proper first world-class educational system to get them educated." Me: "you're jealous that you had to pay more money for college than I did." Ty: "I wasn’t by any means. You know what I am jealous of you is the fact that why you haven’t taken any advantage of the US government in terms of the financial aids to advance in your education, your career or particularly your own life???" Me: "you are a fan of welfare which comes from tax dollars of the other people? In other words, you want me to take advantage of myself, assuming that the tax dollars came from my own wallet? And did Bill Gates go to college? Did Steve Jobs go to college? They must be very dumb, right?" Ty: "First of all, you are not any of them as I can recall. Second of all, it is not about the tax dollars that everyone has to pay as their fair shares for running a community, a society or a country, yet it is about our mutual commitments to build a better place for the next generations."That means you do love Vietnam because that is what your government would say when the yellow police take money from Vietnamese people on the side of the streets in Vietnam each day and the same thing with the green police going door to door all over Vietnam as well, because like they say, it is all about mutual commitments, and yet you said you would not go back to Vietnam, and yet Vietnam does exactly what you seem to love so much, and yet you said you will not or may not return to Vietnam, and yet Vietnam does that thing, that same exact thing that you are trying to promote to me right now, talk about a paradox, talk about hypocrisy, talk about irony, talk about a contradiction, and you do sound just like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, AKA Sandy haha."
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