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The content is not really relevant to being a “good citizen”Many people forget the content about 20 minutes after a test. Many people are just plain stupid.
Good citizens vote, volunteer in their community, help their neighbors
Memorizing civics facts and historical dates does not make you a good citizen
Not having a basic knowledge of the Constitution and not knowing how government works makes you a worthless citizen. Dead wood.
Have you actually read the Constitution?
Most is information setting up the three branches of Government. The bill of rights is critical to good citizenship....the rest is of little value to the day to day realities of citizenship
Knowing the details of how a bill gets passed or how elections are conducted does not help most people
What most people need to know is which candidate best reflects their interests
So ... you're dead wood.
I suspected as much.
He is anti-intellect.The content is not really relevant to being a “good citizen”Many people forget the content about 20 minutes after a test. Many people are just plain stupid.
Good citizens vote, volunteer in their community, help their neighbors
Memorizing civics facts and historical dates does not make you a good citizen
Not having a basic knowledge of the Constitution and not knowing how government works makes you a worthless citizen. Dead wood.
Have you actually read the Constitution?
Most is information setting up the three branches of Government. The bill of rights is critical to good citizenship....the rest is of little value to the day to day realities of citizenship
Knowing the details of how a bill gets passed or how elections are conducted does not help most people
What most people need to know is which candidate best reflects their interests
So ... you're dead wood.
I suspected as much.
The content is not really relevant to being a “good citizen”Many people forget the content about 20 minutes after a test. Many people are just plain stupid.
Good citizens vote, volunteer in their community, help their neighbors
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....Many people forget the content about 20 minutes after a test. Many people are just plain stupid.
Memorizing civics facts and historical dates does not make you a good citizen
Know more about Civics than you do SkippyThe content is not really relevant to being a “good citizen”Many people forget the content about 20 minutes after a test. Many people are just plain stupid.
Good citizens vote, volunteer in their community, help their neighbors
Memorizing civics facts and historical dates does not make you a good citizen
Not having a basic knowledge of the Constitution and not knowing how government works makes you a worthless citizen. Dead wood.
Have you actually read the Constitution?
Most is information setting up the three branches of Government. The bill of rights is critical to good citizenship....the rest is of little value to the day to day realities of citizenship
Knowing the details of how a bill gets passed or how elections are conducted does not help most people
What most people need to know is which candidate best reflects their interests
So ... you're dead wood.
I suspected as much.
....Many people forget the content about 20 minutes after a test. Many people are just plain stupid.
Memorizing civics facts and historical dates does not make you a good citizen
It doesn’t hurt.
....Many people forget the content about 20 minutes after a test. Many people are just plain stupid.
Memorizing civics facts and historical dates does not make you a good citizen
It doesn’t hurt.
Intelligence seems to be linked to better citizens, actually.
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....Many people forget the content about 20 minutes after a test. Many people are just plain stupid.
Memorizing civics facts and historical dates does not make you a good citizen
It doesn’t hurt.
Intelligence seems to be linked to better citizens, actually.
...?
Speaking of which, did you move to Poland yet? As soon as the door hits you on the ass (or head, who can tell with you?) our national IQ will leap upward.
Such as?Some of the "answers" to the questions are incomplete or wrong or the questions themselves are propaganda.
Yes, I have taken the test. I also taught the subject for 21 years so knock off the bullshit about it not being taught. The human brain categorizes the importance of information to be remembered. It is simply not being retained by choice.
RThat is nothing new. I cannot remember my daughter's phone number because I have no need to ever use it. My cell phone remembers it for me.
That is in part what's wrong with public school victims. More dependent upon machines than their own brain.
What happens when the battery runs down?
Oh, please knock off the bullshit! You are embarrassing yourself!
Without looking it up, can you tell me what the 23rd Amendment to the Constitution regards?
Of course you can't! If you can, it is because you deem that important to you. Why you would want to remember it, I have no idea!
FYI, I have her number written down, because there is no reason to remember it as long as I have my phone. Just like I have the ability to look up the 23rd Amendment should need it. I just happen to know because I used it so much in my instruction.
Why should I bother? You would claim I looked in up in any case.
And if your power goes out?
I also have these things called "books". Perhaps you have heard of them?
Now, be honest, you could not answer that question, could you?
DC Electoral College.
I have things called "books" too. 37,000+ of them the last time I counted, which was quite awhile back. Roughly a third of them being non-fiction.
Not to mention the art portfolios, newspapers and magazines from significant historical dates and stacks of law books that go from current to the 1950s.
The content is not really relevant to being a “good citizen”Many people forget the content about 20 minutes after a test. Many people are just plain stupid.
Good citizens vote, volunteer in their community, help their neighbors
Memorizing civics facts and historical dates does not make you a good citizen
Not having a basic knowledge of the Constitution and not knowing how government works makes you a worthless citizen. Dead wood.
Have you actually read the Constitution?
Most is information setting up the three branches of Government. The bill of rights is critical to good citizenship....the rest is of little value to the day to day realities of citizenship
Knowing the details of how a bill gets passed or how elections are conducted does not help most people
What most people need to know is which candidate best reflects their interests
Know more about Civics than you do SkippyThe content is not really relevant to being a “good citizen”Many people forget the content about 20 minutes after a test. Many people are just plain stupid.
Good citizens vote, volunteer in their community, help their neighbors
Memorizing civics facts and historical dates does not make you a good citizen
Not having a basic knowledge of the Constitution and not knowing how government works makes you a worthless citizen. Dead wood.
Have you actually read the Constitution?
Most is information setting up the three branches of Government. The bill of rights is critical to good citizenship....the rest is of little value to the day to day realities of citizenship
Knowing the details of how a bill gets passed or how elections are conducted does not help most people
What most people need to know is which candidate best reflects their interests
So ... you're dead wood.
I suspected as much.
Such a drama queenThe content is not really relevant to being a “good citizen”Many people forget the content about 20 minutes after a test. Many people are just plain stupid.
Good citizens vote, volunteer in their community, help their neighbors
Memorizing civics facts and historical dates does not make you a good citizen
Not having a basic knowledge of the Constitution and not knowing how government works makes you a worthless citizen. Dead wood.
Have you actually read the Constitution?
Most is information setting up the three branches of Government. The bill of rights is critical to good citizenship....the rest is of little value to the day to day realities of citizenship
Knowing the details of how a bill gets passed or how elections are conducted does not help most people
What most people need to know is which candidate best reflects their interests
Their best interest? I thought we were a community according to the left????
So only if it's in the best interest of the left and screw the law and screw the Constitution that makes America work somehow?
The education system will have to be wrested from the Progressives by force.
They will not give it up easily. It is the key to their power.
Such a drama queenThe content is not really relevant to being a “good citizen”Many people forget the content about 20 minutes after a test. Many people are just plain stupid.
Good citizens vote, volunteer in their community, help their neighbors
Memorizing civics facts and historical dates does not make you a good citizen
Not having a basic knowledge of the Constitution and not knowing how government works makes you a worthless citizen. Dead wood.
Have you actually read the Constitution?
Most is information setting up the three branches of Government. The bill of rights is critical to good citizenship....the rest is of little value to the day to day realities of citizenship
Knowing the details of how a bill gets passed or how elections are conducted does not help most people
What most people need to know is which candidate best reflects their interests
Their best interest? I thought we were a community according to the left????
So only if it's in the best interest of the left and screw the law and screw the Constitution that makes America work somehow?
<sob>. But....but....what about the law and what about the constitution?Such a drama queenThe content is not really relevant to being a “good citizen”
Good citizens vote, volunteer in their community, help their neighbors
Memorizing civics facts and historical dates does not make you a good citizen
Not having a basic knowledge of the Constitution and not knowing how government works makes you a worthless citizen. Dead wood.
Have you actually read the Constitution?
Most is information setting up the three branches of Government. The bill of rights is critical to good citizenship....the rest is of little value to the day to day realities of citizenship
Knowing the details of how a bill gets passed or how elections are conducted does not help most people
What most people need to know is which candidate best reflects their interests
Their best interest? I thought we were a community according to the left????
So only if it's in the best interest of the left and screw the law and screw the Constitution that makes America work somehow?
Drama queen my butt, you prove it that the left only cares about themselves and not some Bible thumper in Oklahoma..
You sound like Bill Maher last night bitching why Wyoming is even a state and gets two senators .
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That is in part what's wrong with public school victims. More dependent upon machines than their own brain.
What happens when the battery runs down?
Oh, please knock off the bullshit! You are embarrassing yourself!
Without looking it up, can you tell me what the 23rd Amendment to the Constitution regards?
Of course you can't! If you can, it is because you deem that important to you. Why you would want to remember it, I have no idea!
FYI, I have her number written down, because there is no reason to remember it as long as I have my phone. Just like I have the ability to look up the 23rd Amendment should need it. I just happen to know because I used it so much in my instruction.
Why should I bother? You would claim I looked in up in any case.
And if your power goes out?
I also have these things called "books". Perhaps you have heard of them?
Now, be honest, you could not answer that question, could you?
DC Electoral College.
I have things called "books" too. 37,000+ of them the last time I counted, which was quite awhile back. Roughly a third of them being non-fiction.
Not to mention the art portfolios, newspapers and magazines from significant historical dates and stacks of law books that go from current to the 1950s.
I can't remember the last time I read a fiction book, it must of been one of Tom clancy's , if it's fiction I don't want to read it.
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When I want to hear fiction......I listen to Donald TrumpOh, please knock off the bullshit! You are embarrassing yourself!
Without looking it up, can you tell me what the 23rd Amendment to the Constitution regards?
Of course you can't! If you can, it is because you deem that important to you. Why you would want to remember it, I have no idea!
FYI, I have her number written down, because there is no reason to remember it as long as I have my phone. Just like I have the ability to look up the 23rd Amendment should need it. I just happen to know because I used it so much in my instruction.
Why should I bother? You would claim I looked in up in any case.
And if your power goes out?
I also have these things called "books". Perhaps you have heard of them?
Now, be honest, you could not answer that question, could you?
DC Electoral College.
I have things called "books" too. 37,000+ of them the last time I counted, which was quite awhile back. Roughly a third of them being non-fiction.
Not to mention the art portfolios, newspapers and magazines from significant historical dates and stacks of law books that go from current to the 1950s.
I can't remember the last time I read a fiction book, it must of been one of Tom clancy's , if it's fiction I don't want to read it.
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I don't read much fiction myself these days.
I mean, you can't write an equal to the nonsense that's currently occurring on a global scale.
What are two rights in the Declaration of Independence?Such as?Some of the "answers" to the questions are incomplete or wrong or the questions themselves are propaganda.
