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The problems our country faces are enormous, and if you're paying attention you'll see that the stimulus bill is the same "tripe solution" that's been going on for decades. It would be a shame to forfeit our childrens' futures for an ineffective band-aid now. That's my story...and I'm stickin to it! Last edited by timmgirvan : 01-30-2009 at 12:09 AM. |
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No, it's not like the solutions that has been proposed (or implemented) in the last 8 years. I read the NY Times, and the LA Times. Huffpost and FoxNews. O'Reilly and Limbaugh (but he makes me throw up, alot). Maybe we could just entitle one thread, "The Obama Years" ?
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Maybe we could call it "The Obama/ Carter Years"
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![]() the reagan revolution---providing arms to both iran and iraq, funding and teaching bin ladin and the mujahuddin(?) how to fight the russians never thinking that they will turn those same weapons on us. tearing down regulations that where meant to safeguard the public from unethical business people-- oh wait-- there is no such thing as bad profits, the list goes on and on
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2. Public schools absolutely suck in places where the parents dont care about it. Public schools are fantastic in areas where parents are heavily involved. Good teachers are drawn to schools that have students and parents that value education. Is this really a huge surprise? And the public school arguement has been used for a very long time... At least since the 50's. Yet we continue to turn out the best scientists, etc... in the world. 3. Agreed but let us understand something. A signficant portion of that money is used at PUBLIC COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. Not for K-12. If you want it to be fair let the public schools out from under incredibly restrictive rules... ie no child left behind (good idea for tracking students, horrible in its implementation and other mandates) 4. BS. As long as private schools dont have to make special bathrooms, tables, etc.. costing so much money for very specific INDIVIDUAL problems for the special need kids. Accommidations that dont necessarily fit the next special needs kid. Public schools use a hell of a lot of money for special accommidations that private schools will never make. They would go out of "business". 5. No arguement here at all. Just like the AMA is primarily concerned about Doctor's rights. I am very dubious of for profit schools. Cant wait to see a Walmart logo on all hallway lockers. Public Universities, for the most part, are doing fine without being for profit... (Wonder why?) |
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