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southern  73 | 7059  
31 Oct 2008 /  #61
License is a socialist idea of central control.

License is a socialist idea?

There is no reason to think that employers are ignorant people unaware of quality of various universities. This is knowledge available for every university student.

For sure?Even students do not know the quality of their university,how should the employers know what is going on in several universities?You need a central exam system to check and the US has that.

How capitalistic is affirmation policy towards black student

Why there is no affirmative policy in socialist Europe?Think about that.
lesser  4 | 1311  
31 Oct 2008 /  #62
License is a socialist idea?

Of course.

Even students do not know the quality of their university

Come to Gdansk, here nearly every student know which university in our region is considered difficult and which is considered easy. Those who prefer to study some certain specialty on good level are well orientated about quality of universities in whole country.

How should the employers know what is going on in several universities?

In the age of information this is extremely easy to find proper knowledge. This is in their best interest to know this when they employ young people. Capitalists really care about their cash.

Why there is no affirmative policy in socialist Europe?Think about that.

How about affirmation policy towards woman in Scandinavia? This is what the left advocating in Poland as well. Anyway, Europe is way more socialized than the US.
southern  73 | 7059  
31 Oct 2008 /  #63
License is a socialist idea?

Of course

So driving license is a socialist idea?You drive me crazy.

Come to Gdansk, here nearly every student know which university in our region is considered difficult and which is considered easy

Yes,but how can one english employer far away from Gdans know which university is difficult and which is easy?Should he come to Gdansk?

In the age of information this is extremely easy to find proper knowledge

On the contrary in Europe it is quite difficult.Rely on rankings?Ha,ha.Then many german universities would be far too low and the same a lot of french universities.No,my friend,what they really apply is discrimination in favour of their citizens based on assumptions,not sth proven.The discrimination has legal form and is absolutely legal.

How about affirmation policy towards woman in Scandinavia?

I talked about minorities.You always think the worng way.Think for example that a Cameroonean should be preferred over a Pole with better qualifications in Poland because he is black.This is affirmative policy.Do you know any euro-country applying that?

Towards women it is called percentage.They say for example 40% of employees will be women.Yes,but if they apply it in both directions,I doubt if it is beneficial for women since women get better grades and enter university in bigger proportion,so with percentage applied,they will lose some positions.(it also happens in USA universities in favour of boys).

Anyway you see the US super capitalist country has positive discrimination measures and affirmative policy in favour of minorities(how do you think Obama and his wife got accepted to Harvard?) while EU which is socialist lacks affirmative policies(see Turks feked in Germany completely illiterate and out of universities).
gtd  3 | 639  
31 Oct 2008 /  #64
how do you think Obama and his wife got accepted to Harvard?

Are you saying the only way black people can get into Harvard is with preferential treatment? I just want to make sure I am understanding you right that they couldn't have gotten in on merit but only due to affirmative action.
lesser  4 | 1311  
1 Nov 2008 /  #65
So driving license is a socialist idea?

License in general is socialist minded idea, clearly anti-liberal. Liberal minded person might accept driving license as a exception for some reason but a socialist would wish taxi driver to have additional license. Licenses for mailman, baker, lawyer and many more would be 'fine' as well. Whole bureaucratic system controlled by powerful state.

Yes,but how can one english employer far away from Gdans know which university is difficult and which is easy?Should he come to Gdansk?

The vast majority of taxpayers are not interested in such travels, why would they pay for all this bureaucracy? Beside of that employer who want young foreigners must check their background, I don't see any problem. If employer is not competent enough then other more competent will win competition with him on this field. What is the problem? State should not provide help for any certain social groups, state should just abstain from creating problems.

what they really apply is discrimination in favour of their citizens based on assumptions,not sth proven.

Let people remove socialists from power and problem of discrimination will vanish automatically.

You always think the worng way.Think for example that a Cameroonean should be preferred over a Pole with better qualifications in Poland because he is black.This is affirmative policy.Do you know any euro-country applying that?

I don't support any affirmation policy, this is insanity. I'm not aware about such actions in Europe, however maybe Gypsies in our region? However communist ran affirmation policy in education towards children of workers and peasants.

Anyway you see the US super capitalist country has positive discrimination measures and affirmative policy in favour of minorities(how do you think Obama and his wife got accepted to Harvard?) while EU which is socialist lacks affirmative policies(see Turks feked in Germany completely illiterate and out of universities).

The US was really capitalist two centuries ago, today they are moving towards socialism. Both, Obama and McCain are the best examples to confirm my claim. Neocon administration realized idea raised recently in Poland by infamous Andrzej Lepper, they printed money and additionally supported credits for everybody. The effect we witness these days.
Guest  
28 Nov 2008 /  #66
mauro - I have finished Polish university and now doing my masters in England. I don't know what school you are actually attending in Poland but it must be a private one where you pay for your course and therefore for good results. Try the public universities - you might be a pleasantly ( or unpleasantly ) surprised ! Honesty, English Uni is a peanut compared with the polish one!
Guest  
2 Dec 2008 /  #67
What do you study?

Exactly- private schools in Poland are for rich and lazy people who pay for they degree-the only requirements is the money.
OP mauro  9 | 43  
6 Dec 2008 /  #68
In the previous pages I've already explained that I'm in the public university of Wroclaw...I have posted my studies, they are in english but they are for free, as all the public courses in Poland...only people from extra-EU have to pay.

Moreover I'm studying with people from wroclaw, who don't pay as well of course.

I think it's about the system in Poland, in fact here if u failed one exam for 3 times you have to repeat the year (isn't it ?), so I guess professors usually don't feel to give u a vote down!!

Anyway, cause in my course there are also 2 girls who are from asia, so they're paying a lot for studying, maybe the uni decided to give an easy level on this course...in order to have this girls also next year and get some money again...it could be like that..anyway I repeat, I'm not paying, I'm in a public uni.

thanks for your comments about this topic.

anyway one fried of mine is studying in england and it appears to be as easy as here in Poland...so maybe it's our problem in Italy that we study too much...thinking about doing 2 different degrees at the same time in italy sounds really funny...cause almost impossible (even illegal, we aren't allowed)

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