(03-09-2018 10:17 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  

(03-08-2018 08:28 PM)Bull_Is_Back Wrote:  

(03-08-2018 08:13 PM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  A Gay college professor living in Waco has no taxpayer funded job available to him

You mean none of the other six colleges in WACO hire gays either?

LOL. McClennan Community College and Texas State Technical College are NOT going to offer the same courses as Waco.

Tommy... The Minnesota DMV does not use the same computer systems as my employer... So I can't go work there.

Quote:They probably pay far LESS and offer far lower advancement prospects.

And? Shoot Tommy I moved across five states to land a higher paying job with better chances for advancement. It's called life.

What other six colleges are you referring to? I'm not aware of any four year college in Killeen-Waco area where LGBT people can be professors.

There are four others within a 30 minute drive... And before you gaffaw at that consider you can live in Buffalo and need to drive 30 minutes to get to the UB campus.

Hill College - Hillsboro, Texas 32 miles from Waco center
Temple College - Temple, Texas 35 miles from Waco center
University of Mary Hardin Baylor - 38 miles from Waco center
Central Texas College - Killeen, Texas 48 miles from Waco center

Once again you have made a demonstrably misleading claim about the employment prospects for a homsexual person.

Quote:You know, you really can't complain when the are a lot of liberal professors and students at major public institutions when we're basically locked out of many schools. They teach at Texas State because they can't get a job at Baylor or HBU or Abilene Christian or Hardin Simmons, or Dallas Baptist, or ........

The % of schools that "lock out" is so small that it's statistically insignificant. As you yourself have said, nearly all colleges, private and public, hire homosexuals.

Quote:And if you're arguing that the GOP should be able to win elections while losing the popular vote because Gays and liberals shouldn't congregate in big cities

WTF does this fave to do with anything.... You are literally throwing shaq at the wall and hoping it sticks.

Either party wins the election by winning the electoral college, it's that simple and it has been for 250 years.

....then I ask you....where can a Gay college professor even be employed in those areas?

And its not feasible to demand that Gay people start their own school in Waco or Killeen. Sometimes there's not enough demand for more than one school or there aren't enough of that discriminated minority in an area to make a school feasible (partly because Gays and non-Christians have to leave the area for employment).

And our taxpayers are subsidizing it.
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