>After reading the following:
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> http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/7/32445.html
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>I am left wondering how many of the people laid off at Sprint, still have substantial college debts.

Sprint is not responsible for its employees' college debts. Nor their mortgages, credit card balances, SUV payments, ...

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>The following is not rhetorical - Do you have any words of wisdom for parents with college age kids – should they take on the risk of enormous debts? What should they study?

No words of wisdom, other than viewing higher education as a "risk" rather than a profound privilege is narrow-minded.

>Am I correct in thinking that, at present, the majority of U.S. States seem to have one budget crisis after the other?
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>When all / most jobs have gone to India, Malaysia, etc. where will the politicians get their (actually our) tax dollars?
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>Forget about poor quality systems – Sprint (in conjunction with all the other corporations) is destroying its own customer base.
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>Looking at things from a different perspective – if moving jobs overseas reduces the number of SUV driving people in the U.S. then I am all for it, of course this is dependent upon there not being an increase in the number of people driving SUV’s overseas. Is there a nation out there that fully understands sustainability?

Are you just ranting here, or do you have a point to make?