I know it's a generalisation matey, but the 3 or 4 people that constantly disrupted my Criminology class would have been gone in a flash if they weren't paying through the roof to be there.
The "uggs and curlers" theory was the easiest way I could get my point across, I wasn't judging on appearance, I was judging on the unbelievably unprofessional, idiotic and pathetic attitude to work that certain University students have today.
It's about who wants to learn, the small minority of people that don't want to learn should not be allowed in. Unfortunately this country (and most western societies) are run by the people who have money to spend, which of course, benefits certain people more than others, but also causes alot of problems.
If Hibbert showed up late every day, smoked 40 while training, called Moyes all the names under the sun and was involved in lots of off field incidents that generated bad press, would Moyes keep him and say nothing purely because Hibbo comes from a working class family from Huyton?
No, he'd tell him where to fuking go. I want Universities to do the same thing to people who don't have the right attitude.
However, i'm not basing my argument on class, i'm just using that as an example. It's all about attitude.
Forget my original comment, I realise that it's very one dimensional and rather plain sighted, my above post is how I stand on Universities.
