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To: gleeaikin

It’s pretty clear that all of these worthless degrees were of the physiologist’s for all that he has ever done for society was to spew hot air and heavy thoughts....but NOTHING TANGIBLE.

On the other hand, Trump went through college to learn business and other tools for real life...not “heavy thinking” only.

Trump made something of himself while the “heavy thinker” only wasted paper and ink.


42 posted on 09/12/2015 5:14:03 AM PDT by DH (Once the tainted finger of government touches anything the rot begins)
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To: DH; stanne; Kaosinla; donna; BigEdLB; All

“Trump made something of himself while the ‘heavy thinker’ only wasted paper and ink.”

Trump himself made that distinction in the book. At least 30 years ago, he felt that while a lot of corporate CEOs went to Harvard, the real innovative entrepreneurs were going to Wharton. This is an important distinction. The anger at capitalists who pay themselves huge salaries while paying low wages for workers is different than what happens with entrepreneurs who take risks with their own time and money. Trump, for example, said then that he avoided going corporate because he did not want investors suffering for his mistakes. Does anyone know if that is still true? Thus he has won big, and lost big, but recouped and won again, but never a stockholder to suffer. I was outraged in 2008 when I saw my GE stock drop from $50 to $5, but saw that the 7 top GE executives continued to pay themselves wages ranging from $11 million to $22 million. Disgusting!!! Like when the begging auto executives flew to DC in their luxurious corporate jets. No shame AND no sense of responsibility.


53 posted on 09/12/2015 2:20:35 PM PDT by gleeaikin
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