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Urgent SB 281 Referendum News

Today Governor Martin O'Malley signed into law SB 281. This video seeks to encourage Marylanders to start a referendum. You can go to the following website ...

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PAPA MARTY commented on 27 Aug 2013

To many people organizations an politicians are trying to make money by selling us our 2nd Amendment . This issue has been settled many times unnecessary. We need one law for all states and their is it is called the 2nd Amendment. If you want to argue constitutionality . Then the Affordable health care has been ruled unconstitutional (it is a tax) without representation it was drafted by Obama's request to make a law. The president doesn't have the authority to make or pass laws. Congress only

MrCritinchiken commented on 23 May 2013

By all means, seek the signatures to get it on the ballot, any chance is better than no chance. But know this; when I went to the voting booth this past election, they didn't ask me for my voter registration card, they asked me for my ID. I personally don't think it's even a matter of having enough votes in MD because this system is corrupt period. Remember the vote to ammend the bill that first passed, then got revoted after a good ol' fasion vote whip and then failed?

venomousranger commented on 17 May 2013

Maryland is mostly Democratic, and a lot of the concentrated population in the Baltimore area would vote specifically along their Democratic party lines. Also, if the bill goes to referendum, then the governors office will word the question in a way to make it confusing. Maryland is not a state where I want the people voting for my God given rights. Too many uninformed people in this Blue state.

Bud Willey commented on 22 May 2013

No we should'nt just wait to do battle in the courts where we have to attack SB 281 one part at a time, we stand a better chance with a Referendum now then a slow drawn out court battle later.

cjdail87 commented on 18 May 2013

Don't waste your time on a referendum when we don't have the votes to overturn it if it goes to the polls. Get the bill to go to court because we have a better chance there.

Bud Willey commented on 17 May 2013

Yes get the referendum process going now, dont wait for tomorrow....Vigilance never sleeps, tis the price for Freedom.

Andrew Roederer commented on 19 May 2013

Good luck from Kentucky. I hope that you make progress with this.

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Nice. What's the song called?

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+Joel Santiago Hello, what was the part you enjoyed the most of the video?

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Morris Kliphuis (1986) is één van de weinige jazzhoornisten ter wereld. Hij begon in de klassieke muziek op zijn achtste, maar maakte later de overstap naar ...

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Paying Tuition in $1 Bills.mov

CU economics major Nic Ramos is planning to pay his $14, 300.51 in out-of-state tuition in one dollar bills.

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Natalie Coombs commented on 25 Jan 2011

while it's a good thing for the student to realize really how much money he was throwing around, i agree that the stunt probably will make no difference at the school. there are many things that need to be payed with that tuition money besides the immediate ones you think of. not only that, i'm highly unimpressed by the quality of this video. it seems to be a very low-key production with noise in the background, you don't get to hear the questions asked, and the cuts were not very well done.

Benjamin Abruzzo commented on 18 Jan 2011

@sjaffe Yes, that would be good, but there aren't 14 banks in most areas, there may be 14 branches or 4 or 5 banks, but $1000 in singles triggers a watch at say Ban of America. So you go to 3 BoA and you are questioned. So let's see: BoA, Chase, PNC, BB&T, CitiBank, SunTrust... after these, you are on the Fed watch for seeking singles (you happen to be profiled as a drug dealer or some nefarious type). Most banks have a $50 to $100 limit unless you have a business account. 140 banks, not poss

GordonWayneWatts commented on 04 Dec 2011

r u peeved about tuition? Go to MY YouTube channel & see my latest video -- and the video notes about my petition -- MY petition will become permanently lodged in the Whitehouse website if I get only 97 more signatures before December 21, 2011. -- See either my channel or my personal, namesake websites, which are listed in my channel and also the same as my name with dot com on the end of it. -- If you want chance, look at AND SIGN my petition & ask your friends to sign too. -- Just do it!

Bianca Gavrilescu commented on 18 Jan 2011

@WoshJills you're smarter, ha? I finished my university in my country in Europe free, I came here and took the job of your kids as a software engineer. Oh, I forgot, they don't like real science, then gool luck to them. But still my friends legas immigrants took some of the economics jobs too. And they have no loans either. It is good to be clever. The sad case is when temporary immigrants from india came here, get their PhD and they are still paid by Univ then they return in their country.

jack m commented on 19 Jan 2011

@TheLastBrainLeft And why should universities be driven by a profit motive? Try Dartmouth if you are looking for an example of predatory capitalism. "Vice president for alumni relations at Dartmouth, said there is an organized effort to bring politically conservative leadership to Dartmouth. In recent years, conservative media voices -- including the National Review and the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal -- have lent their support to the Big Green's outsider trustee candidates.

TheHungryCuttlefish commented on 03 Feb 2012

This is wonderful. I recently refused to take out any further loans for my education and still have two years left on my degree. Now I'm cutting costs everywhere just to make my payments, which are around $1,400 a month. I hope this does bring attention to the rising cost of school, and great job for making school go right, no matter what. Non-college attendees may not have student loans or debt to pay but they also don't get the amazing life experience that is college education. - Lindsay

rsgirl10 commented on 01 Feb 2012

I don't want to go to college. I do and I don't. I love to learn, but I hate the pressure. I would love to make an investment in myself, but it's not an investment; biochemistry, biology, psychology, and humanities majors have a hard time finding jobs. The only way to be guaranteed a job anymore is to go into some kind of engineering program, with tons of math and physics. I'm really starting to question whether university is worth the stress, time, and money. So is college even

jack m commented on 18 Jan 2011

While you weren't paying attention predatory corporations took over your universities and they are running them like banks now. The corporation kicked out the "deadbeat" liberals and now are populated by ex-Big Business types who are scamming whats left of the middle class for all they are worth. They will empty your bank accounts to give you whats left of the American dream while they go to China with their jobs. Wake up kids, trust your common sense. something is wrong here.

icaako commented on 08 Mar 2011

$14,000?? That's puny. Why is he complaining when he's paying so little, even for a public school? Does he realize that most high-tier private schools make you pay triple that amount? I mean Carnegie Mellon tuition is $50,000!!! Yes, the tuitions ARE expensive, but they, in turn, help build the school's reputation through improved education and research, which help you earn more money throughout your career! That's why state colleges can't match the rigor of private schools!

Trap Johnson commented on 17 Jan 2011

Just gonna throw this out there guys, he never said this was a protest. He said this is a message. Rather than seeing numbers on a screen he is showing the powers that be, This is what you are asking of many of your students. Do you really think this makes sense? Might there be a way to be a bit more feasible? He is affecting change in a less tried manner, and believe it or not, he is doing it calmly, rationally, and with minimum disruption. How dare he, eh?

BEKA531 commented on 09 Feb 2011

The thing is... $14,300 isn't very high when it comes to university tuition. It's true that CU Bolder is a public university, but as they said, $65 per hour of class, when you take into consideration the professor's salary, the salaries of faculty such as cleaning staff and library staff, facilities maintenance, etc., it doesn't seem too bad. I attend a private university, which costs upwards of $46,000 per semester. I should try getting that in singles.

Benjamin Abruzzo commented on 18 Jan 2011

@sjaffe On a second note: I elieve he is doing a good thing. I know most colleges and universities have endowments that, even with this down economy, could pay for 50% of their students tuitions and still make enough in their endowment to continue this every year. Yet they continue to hike their tuition and they expect the government to give them handouts and tax breaks. This is a voyer world. The guy does a thing and videos it. You don't have to watch.

Janna Syverson commented on 18 Jan 2011

I think he probably has never had to work a day in his life. If he had he would know that dumping this huge mess on someones desk is not a good way of protesting. I feel horrible for the people in the office. This is what happens when you have never had a real injustice happen to you in your life. Please grow up and shut up. Writing a letter to your congressman would have been more effective. Or do the world a favor and dont go to a for profit college.

Micha EL commented on 19 Jan 2011

Let me get this straight. You do all you can to get good enough grades to get into a college. you searching around for the best college for the amount of money you can afford. And then you insult that college by doing something stupid that sends no message about anything other than what a douche bag you are ? I think the only clear message here is clearly you deserve a refund because your education level is no more than that of a fifth grader !

sectiona commented on 18 Jan 2011

Too bad the only people you affected by this whole stunt was hard working tellers at your bank and innocent people working in your school's business office. You made their job 100x harder so you can get your 2 minutes of attention. You prove nothing by this except you are a big clown. Try writing a letter next time to your school's president and stop wasting people's time.....or is that too boring and won't land you on CNN?

WoshJills commented on 17 Jan 2011

A.) It's not his money he's using. C.) He's a Sophomore - meaning he's lived in-state for two years! You know why he is still paying out-of-state tuition? Because his parents claimed him as a dependent on their taxes that they pay in a different state. They don't pay taxes in Colorado, so they should fuck off. It wouldn't be so damn expensive if he would be a man and support himself instead of living off of mommy and daddy.

MikeyMacky commented on 18 Jan 2011

You're a fucking spoiled brat you dip shit. Fuck you! There are kids who don't have their fucking parents fucking shit for school and you are allowed to go to an out of state school? Give me a break. Go fuck yourself. You wasted a lot of other peoples time. You should be going to an instate school and save your parents some fucking money you spoiled fuck. And your body guard is a pussy anyone could take him down.

Benjamin Abruzzo commented on 17 Jan 2011

@sjaffe Actually, yes, getting change at a back does require by federal law a lot of questions when you want $14k in small bills. That's why they got $1k bills at the banks. The banks can't give out more than a certain amount per person per day. That's why they have to go to many other banks and do this over and over until they get all singles.

Guy Incognito commented on 17 Jan 2011

I'd be a little more impressed if he was paying for it himself instead of blowing his parent's money. What can you do with an "Economics Major" these days? Mommy and Daddy are essentially paying $14K a year for a five year reprieve from their son who will undoubtedly move back in with them after graduation and continue to mooch off them.

WoshJills commented on 17 Jan 2011

There's a ton of ways to pay for college: scholarships, grants, payment plans, subsidized loans, the military. This guys chose none of those routes because he's too stupid for a full ride, too rich for a grant, too lazy to work, and too egotistical to get a loan or join the military. He deserves to pay $14,000.

spaceye commented on 19 Jan 2011

So he can't protest if he can well afford the tuition? That means white people can't join the cause against racism against black people... straight people can't fight for gay rights... you and I can't fight against hunger. Anybody can pay their tuition via a check. At least he has the balls to make a statement.

vivphy commented on 17 Jan 2011

@GangstahGumbo Yeah, let's just eliminate the blood-sucking Kulaks as a class. They're wealthy, so they're obviously class-enemies. Oh wait, then Stalin just turned around and murdered 30 million lower-class citizens... But I guess your version of class-jealousy is MUCH more rational than Stalin's, right?

Nick E commented on 19 Jan 2011

Its too damn expensive to get an education these days. Its great you trying to put a perspective on what its costs to get an education. These big colleges and even the coumnity ones are RAPING people. From someone who spent $70,000 for 2 years for a degree he didn't even get to finish, I SUPPORT YOU!!!!

This Student At Pima Community College: An Unconstitutional Crime!

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Students Launch Historic Debt Strike, Refusing to Pay Back Predatory College Loans

Students and activists are taking direct action over what some have called the nation's next financial crisis: the more than $1.2 trillion in student loan debt.

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TheMrfrodough commented on 26 Feb 2015

im going to call bullshit on some parts of this. unless the person was specificly lied to, they knew exactly what they were agreeing to. is it a scam? yes,BUT they are CHOOSING to participate. college needs to be restructured i absolutely. she couldve gotten grants or scholarships if your low income. i do like how she brought up race which wasnt needed.

emily cathcart commented on 13 Mar 2015

Me too, I was with her until she brought that up!

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