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14096 Re: state splitting*/re: education
   Hi CF. Early in my career I had an admin job w/ the local small urban... 		tkc   ALEA   17 Jul 2013
 3:15 AM
14094 Re: state splitting*
   How do you figure what the right thing to teach might be? What are... 		DGpeddler   ALEA   17 Jul 2013
 1:45 AM

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Re: state splitting*

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA
Wed, 17 Jul 13 12:24 AM
Msg. 14091 of 54959
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Okay, DGP.

I see that you have good intentions. There is nothing wrong with that.

Certainly it is worth educating children. But how do you do that without paying for schools and for schoolteachers?

How do you figure what the right thing to teach might be?

What are the politically correct things you are worried about?

How are you going to solve your problems?

- By dictating a different curriculum?

- By having the government step aside and let children in poor neighbourhoods learn without the teachers who cost money?

- Using the kinds of market forces that demand an immediate profit?

Is there some presiding logic in your view or is it just a belief of the type that says sprinkle market fairy dust on the problem and it will go away?

How about you roll out your beliefs a little?

Is there more than Limbaugh logorrhea in your noggin?