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God has given to man no sharper spur to victory than contempt of death.

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338 B.C - Philip II of Macedon triumphs over Athens and Thebes at Chaeronea making Macedon the hegemon of Hellas
216 B.C - Battle of Cannae, Hannibal wins what many consider to be a perfect victory over the Romans
1552 A.D - Emperor Charles V accepts the Lutheran Religion as part of the Treaty of Passau
1798 A.D - Admiral Nelson bests the French at the Battle of the Nile
1865 A.D - Lewis Carroll publishes Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
1920 A.D - Marcus Garvey presents his 'Back to Africa' program in NYC
1941 A.D - German 11th Army surrounds 20 Soviet divisions at Oeman
1986 A.D - Saddam Hussein offers peace to Iran in an open letter
2021 A.D - Biden Administration reaches its Covid-19 Vaccination target of 70% for one shot

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アニメ
政治
コンピュータ技術
四季の移り変わり
製造業
歴史
ビジュアルノベル

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Community Colleges and Trade Schools (often the same exact place) are everywhere in the United States including the most rural of areas and offer up a fast way (between a couple months to two years) to learn some extremely valuable skills. Whether it is various trades which generally take less than a year to get a certificate for or Associate Degrees which are useful in their own right. On top of that, unlike regular colleges, they’re free (funded by Federal/Private Grants) and in some cases any excess money from grants are given directly to you as payment which can be a couple to even several thousand dollars or even more.

So you have the Federal Government and sometimes private institutions literally paying you to become skilled and educated in a fast track method. Along with the fact these classes are scheduled around your schedule most of the time. So if you’re employed, then you can easily just have it where you go on your off hours for this stuff.

Tradesmen being in extreme short supply in the US, the pay is generally on par or even more on average than even a doctor in this country. As many tradesmen are over the age of 45 as median and many are retiring more and more as time goes on to cash in on their union pensions. It leads to a situation which defacto makes you unfireable in many cases while making good income and benefits. While holding skills that can also be useful for the movement such as nepotism through hiring other movement individuals, using your trade skills for movement properties, etc.

While trades are very useful, many of the Associate Degrees are extremely useful for yourself and the movement as well. While we can all point at STEM being the gold standard here due to societal conventional wisdom. There are also other roles in such Associate Degrees that badly need filling within the movement such as Graphic Designers, Paralegals, and others.

Paralegals are an extremely important role, since while you’re not a practicing lawyer. You’re still a legal researcher that knows how the law works and how to look up cases and laws which is absurdly useful for organizations/networks to have. All within two years. Which can then be used as a stepping stone further into just going into law school for three or more years and then becoming a full on bar carded lawyer after only 5 or more years of total work starting now. Where the movement has an extreme shortage of legal experts and lawyers, this is extremely valuable when in total our movement only has several lawyers out and about who are very overworked and many are getting to retirement age or on death’s door age.

Graphic Designers are also very important as well, considering there is also an extreme shortage of them within the broader movement. Leading to Networks/Organizations to rely on the self-educated or for them to learn through trial and error themselves.

This also comes with elective classes that many states require one must take regardless of whether or not it’s a Trade Certificate or Associates Degree. While yes, some of these classes are just awful such as Sociology. Many are quite useful for the movement such as Public Speaking, How to manage political organizing, etc. Yes, these classes and the schools themselves as a student body in general will be made up of leftists but who cares? Just hold your tongue and learn these skills and bring them back to our movement. You’re not organizing the Community College and you’ll never meet these people ever again, so who cares what they think?

All of this to say, Networks/Organizations must push their members into Community Colleges/Trade Schools (often the same place). Where there is a quota of sorts and an 80/20 rule where at least 80% of those within must either be currently trying to get or have already achieved a Certificate or a Degree of some kind. Again, the Federal Government and/or Private Institutions will pay for it and sometimes even pay the individual extra to do this. So there is no reason not to, in fact I’d argue that it is imperative for someone to do these things for their Network/Organization as just standard policy for those within it.

As stated above, your Network/Organization will only suffer by not having this as policy in the long term in all forms.

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