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Paul, can you explain how the public schools are made worse, if the few kids who actually want to learn, are sent somewhere where they can learn? You're saying you're willing to punish those few heroic families, for what, exactly? What's the upside of forcing those kids to remain where they are? It keeps some more public teachers employed (which is a big reason why liberals oppose school choice), but what's the point of education? To give children the best chance of realizing their dreams? Or something else? The troublemakers left behind in public school, obviously won't care if a few dedicated students leave. So who does it hurt, and how does it hurt them, to send those few kids to a better school? |
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I think is skims some of the cream of crop off. The kids who demonstrate all the things that people want their kids to be (polite, hard working, etc). Someone who would bring a gun to school isn't going to get anything from those kids but maybe the people who work hard for their grades everyday can look up to them. I think overall it is better to have those kids remain in the public schools. And that has nothing to do w/teachers or unions. Edit: I also feel that citizens are providing an education to the students they shouldn't have to subsidize an "alternative" education. Sort of the same as a star band member in those same schools where there is a music teacher. Should there be funds for that student to go out and get private music lessons somewhere else. |
Mississippi First State to Declare It Will Tax Forgiven Student Loan Debt
what cry babies Georgians can now claim an "unborn child" as a dependent on their state taxes, the state's Department of Revenue announced this week. Maga logic hard at work |
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you're saying maybe. You'd deny these kids a better shot at escaping poverty, because "maybe" some kids left behind will miss them? The kids who are trying against all odds to succeed, it's THEIR responsibility to stay behind so that "maybe" some other kids look up to them? "I think overall it is better to have those kids remain in the public schools." But you won't specify why it's better, other than to say "maybe" there are kids left behind who will miss them. Isn't that kind of a thin reason? "Sort of the same as a star band member in those same schools where there is a music teacher. Should there be funds for that student to go out and get private music lessons somewhere else" This, isn't that. I'm talking about kids who are stuck in the worst schools in the country, not pulling a kid out of West Hartford public schools and sending them to the Juliard school of music. Kids get pulled out of public schools regularly, when the public school isn't a good fit, if the kid isn't behaving, if the kid is being bullied, etc... And I'm talking about situations where the private school isn't only far better, but is often far cheaper. SO again, with due respect, you're basing your opposition to school choice, on the "maybe" that kids behind might miss the kids who leave. That really outweighs the incredible potential benefit to the kids whod leave? Finally, if the left is opposed to using taxpayer money to fund private education, please explain why student loan forgiveness isn't limited to those who went to public universities. Isn't that a massive public subsidization of private school costs for those who chose to go there? Come on, Paul. Many cities have public magnet and charter schools, which also take the cream of the crop out of horrible public schools. Are you opposed to this? For the green, for the green, for the green fight fight! |
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I thought you liberals were opposed to tax breaks for the wealthy? I guess only sometimes (only when it suits your political agenda). Plumbers paying off student loans for families making $250,000 a year. And remember, that's taxable income of 250k a year (after deductions). So their gross income could easily much higher if they have a lot of deductions. But this transfer of wealth from the poor to the wealthy helps recent college grads and really helps universities, those are reliable voting blocks for the left. But that's just a pure coincidence. |
Yes, it sucks for some people in "poorer" areas. We do the best we can (and we can and should do better).
I live in damn nice (expensive) town. There are certain things my town doesn't have the other nicer (more expensive for the most part) towns have. lt is a function of my income (and were I want/have to live). The state gives my town $. We get more than Bridgeport but less than Greenwich. Not complaining but that is the way it is. |
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be forced to stay there instead of going someplace better. |
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on tape saying that he won’t hire catholic applicants for teaching jobs ( nothing illegal about that!) , and very specifically says that the curriculum is designed to ensure that students eventually become democrats. But there’s no liberal bias in education. He’ll probably get promoted. |
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exactly like this jerk. no one who works in any public school would be surprised. They’ll sacrifice this guy, act like the problem is solved ( even though he said he has a staff of teachers indoctrinating kids) and replace him with someone who thinks exactly the same way but smart enough not to get caught. This is exactly why my three are in catholic school, this is absolutely everywhere. i hope every catholic who has ever applied for a job there sues for millions. |
project veritas
Not really Shocking what you 2 sheep use to support your views the conservative organization delights in embarrassing liberals and taunting the press with quick-cut video exposés that critics say often rely on recordings that are manipulated or presented out of context. Project Veritas was recently implicated by federal prosecutors in the theft of a diary belonging to the daughter of President Joe Biden, according to The New York Times. Authorities executed a search warrant at the homes of several Project Veritas employees, including O’Keefe, the Times reported. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Let’s see how it plays out. news says this guy has been placed on leave already, and schools don’t do that without a darn good reason. I’ve taught, i’m assuming you haven’t. This is what happens in many many parts of academia. I am sorry to break it to you, but not every single story that paints the left in a negative light, is false. If this guy meant what he said, is it newsworthy? i know you’d gleefully report if a republican city councilman in Boise Idaho had an overdue library book, well sometimes the left is bad enough in ways that are actually worth discussing too. If your central nervous system can’t handle a discussion of a democrat behaving inappropriately, that’s your issue, nobody else’s. |
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hey....when was the last time the FBI raided and searched someone's home or property because they believed a diary had been stolen? Maybe there were nuclear secrets in there???? :btu: |
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PS wayne, isn’t it whatabout-ism when you change the subject like that? of only when a republican does it?
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Way to feed the stereotype that “Liberals have no sense of humor”
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Republicans are readying lawsuits to block Biden’s student debt plan
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Can’t wait. yes we are cry babies. liberals never ever protest when they don’t get their way. |
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And Republicans being but hurt and filling a lawsuit just because Biden kept his campaign promise wasn't one of your favorite lines elections have consequences or only when republicans win? |
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You can't just say "it's not the same". Please be specific. They're not "the same" but for sure they are both ideas where we use taxpayer money to subsidize others going to private school. Unless the student loan forgiveness bill specifies that it has to be a loan for a public college. |
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sure, elections have consequences, I believe that. But if there's some question as to the legality of what Biden did, isn't a suit the way to clear that up? You say republicans are authoritarians. But Biden wants to spend $300,000,000,000 unilaterally, without getting approval from congress? Maybe he has that authority, maybe he doesn't. Let's see. |
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Oh now spending money is authoritarian. Are tax cuts now socialism Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Spending money isn't always authoritarian. One man deciding to spend $300,000,000,000 without asking Congress? "rump and those who support his are authoritarian minded stop being afraid and admit it " How is it authoritarian to want a smaller federal government and more individual liberty, than what democrats propose? |
U.S. watchdog estimates $45.6 billion in pandemic unemployment fraud
Applicants got aid using dead people’s Social Security numbers and the names of people serving federal prison terms But but students |
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Term limits!!!!!!
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But as always, it's OK when YOU do it. |
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