This must be something new for him. I’ve never heard him introduce himself that way…..

Dude, either your mom hacked into your account or you need to taking some Arimidex because the person that types the above post has way too many motherly nurturing feelings.

In the same post, you have displayed an unusually high amount of estrogen, while simultaneously revealing your secret desire to live in a communist country.

Do you realize that here in the good ole U.S of A we allow people to make their own decisions, and that it is not democratic for a group of people to determine what another individual should do with their career simply because they feel that they know what’s best for that youngun?

Your belief about 18 year olde being too young to make their own decisions is assanine. Which fits in perfectly with your other opinions. It’s odd how so many people comment about how fast kids grow up today compared to kids of decades ago. Yet when it comes time for those kids to be man up and be an adult at the age of 18, all of a sudden your type stand up and scream about how they’re “just kids they can’t possibly make their own decisions”.

My opinion about universities and athletics has absolutely nothing to do with my opinion on this issue. This is 100% about our gov’t and socialists like yourself who feel that they should be allowed to determine what a grown man does with his own life.

In regards to college building a better person, or whatever your trying to imply. It is true that many people benefit by going to college and many people mature while in college and become men that they otherwise wouldn’t be. But, we also have to understand that by no means is college a prerequisite for becoming a good man. Afterall, OJ Simpson went to college, how much more of a POS would he have been had he not gone to college? Madoff also went to college, and without that college education he would have never been in a position that allowed him to con $50 billion out of Americans. My point is not to suggest that college is a bad thing, yet to point our how ridiculous your opinion is on this subject. There are plenty of men out there that did not go to college, and yet they still managed to become better men than most, if not all, of the college educated men reading this site. Not only that, but many of those same men are serving our country via the armed forces, and started so at a ripe early age of 18.

If there is anything that I could justify mandating an 18 year old person to do, it would be a mandatory 4 year military enlistment. Now that would make some better men.

Your opinion seems to be nothing more than a self serving BS arguement that I’ve heard over and over again by people who are scared of change.