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And here is an example of why government-controlled education is a bad idea.
There are people, who, in a thread about education and its relationship to the state, can only contribute the following [paraphrased]
"Reading is hard"
And yet when it comes to deciding who shall teach your children, what they shall be taught, and the manner of their instruction, our votes count equally.
Lest you surmise I fancy myself some member of a ruling class, which I did profess to hate elsewhere, I beleive it is important that the government counts votes equally.
The other side of that coin, however, is that very little actually be put to the public or to vote. In as many cases as possible, men should decide as individuals what is right for themselves and themselves only.
Or would you prefer *society *also had a *vote *in where you worked or whom you married?
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if you make it mandatory for a person to go through school until they turn 18..... and if that gives said person .00001% chance of doing something better with their life, and not leach off of welfare and other government programs... then it sounds like a fantastic idea to me... why the fuck should i have to pay for some fucktard that couldn't handle high school?
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On a more serious note: I think that the simple fact that there are people like Chuck, Thrash and Dave out there debating and questioning each other and the way things are. Makes me a little happier.
Do I think that this bill will work for its intended purpose? no.
Do I think that everyone should be as well educated as they can be? yes.Maybe rather than mandatory highschool enrollment, they make you attend a school, including trade schools, colleges, or even involved in a apprenticeship.
I know that I spent a great deal of highschool time at MSUM earning myself college credits.
I also know many people who would have been better off outside of MHS and in, say, an autobody class or maybe learning a trade from someone who knew what they were doing.
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In japan i believe that they have a program that you get more specific schooling for your chosen field when you are in highschool, and then less years of college. Correct me someone if im wrong.
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Colin;264574 wrote:
I slept with more student teachers than you did.Then I also graduated.
me= 2 you = 1
Simple math shows that 2 > 1. I accomplished more.:icon_cheers:
lol
That's extra curricular so it doesn't count.:icon_tongue:
Sterling Archer: Oh my god! You killed a hooker!
Cyril Figgis: Call girl!
Sterling Archer: No Cyril! When they're dead they're just hookers!
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+1 for student teachers
learning was never as much funbesides, how mad would you be if you instead of looking at sloots all day you had to spend it with your mom in your kitchen going over differential equations? NO THANKS! ill take open campus lunches with friends, having a good time between classes at lockers, and raping the fat kids in flag football any day.
im not going to be a rocket scientist but i am graduating from college. i can also say that i dont regret my childhood or the way my parents raised me. take that into consideration when deciding to home school your children.
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