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Hookers aren't people.

ohwait so minigin ur a noob studyin 4 LLB? no wonder it's such a breeze. you commonwealth people do fast track everything don't you. med school, law school... am jealous

interestingly enough, the "nobody gives a shit about your grades when applying to jobs" applies to every profession in america except for law, where grades are paramount. but then we do things a little different here. nobody hires a fucking rookie undergraduate to be a lawyer, either. na you better do 3 more years son.

most likely because law isn't a real job. its just some made up useless crap where you look up shit in books and pretend to be smart

woah this thread got bitter fast.

I notice how nobody is arguing against me though

someone throwing stones from the heights of PARADOX INTERACTIVE about other people's careers being bullshit.

Need I say more

law isnt particularly hard... so im not going to disagree and say HEY GUYS YOU CANT DO IT WE ARE SUPER SMART LOLOLOL


but tbh you can say that people in ever profession can be hard working or lazy, and most of the stuff the people do is contained in books.

i think the majority of people who end up practicing law do work very hard at what they do and are rewarded for their efforts. the reason is because it is a very competitive field, arguably one of the most competitive.

and just like in all other fields, there are people running around pretending they know more than they do / more than others can know. so while what you have said isnt untrue, its not an issue with people who study / practice law (or with law itself) so much as an issue with the attitudes we foster in our societies.

anyone can gain a basic understanding of almost any field, but to try and really master something regardless of the field, lots and lots of effort and time needs to be put in.