Beck says to abolish public schools.

has the dude ever said where he went to school or works, or is his negativity only really that close to his slacker icon.
 
Private schools are much more motivated to do a good job and please there customers, which are the parents.

I don't know about abolishing Public Schools, but something needs to be done, Because currently we are dumping Billions into our schools and the results were are getting are abysmal.

Bush Spent more on education that any president before him and still test scores went down. I always learned you do not just keep throwing good money after bad.

I also have a problem as a conservative with 2 kids just starting school. Because I can already see the Liberal Biases of teachers and my kids are not even out of elementary school yet. my son came home from Pre school for gods sake and informed me about how great our New President was and how he was going to save the environment(I had words with the teacher about this, but that's another post..LOL). Ill be damned if I will send my kids to a Public school and pay taxes for it, so the teachers can have 8 hours a day to fill their heads with Liberal Propaganda and revisionist history. So I am seriously looking into private schools at the moment and hoping I can qualify for a voucher from the state :)
 
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Private schools are much more motivated to do a good job and please there customers, which are the parents.

I don't know about abolishing Public Schools, but something needs to be done, Because currently we are dumping Billions into our schools and the results were are getting are abysmal.

Bush Spent more on education that any president before him and still test scores went down. I always learned you do not just keep throwing good money after bad.

I also have a problem as a conservative with 2 kids just starting school. Because I can already see the Liberal Biases of teachers and my kids are not even out of elementary school yet. Ill be damned if I will send my kids to a Public school and pay taxes for it, so the teachers can have 8 hours a day to fill their heads with Liberal Propaganda and revisionist history. So I am seriously looking into private schools at the moment and hoping I can qualify for a voucher from the state :)
So...as long as you agree with the bias, it's okay to be biased?

there's a Christian school here in town. I'd sooner send my children to West Virginia for and education before i let the "Christians" teach them that mankind was placed on earth like a potted plant!
 
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Hit ya a little too close to the mark, did I? :rofl:

Nice syntax and spelling, BTW...Them gubmint skools really did a grate job, huh? :rofl:

Actually, public schools teach correct syntax and spelling. But those who refuse to learn...refuse to study...refuse to do homework.....well.......:eusa_whistle:
Ooohhhh...That 'splains it. :lol:

Do you have a better explanation when you have 32 students to a class and at least half get the lesson but the other half does not....same lesson taught...
 
Actually, public schools teach correct syntax and spelling. But those who refuse to learn...refuse to study...refuse to do homework.....well.......:eusa_whistle:
Ooohhhh...That 'splains it. :lol:

Do you have a better explanation when you have 32 students to a class and at least half get the lesson but the other half does not....same lesson taught...

Yes, and I answered it in the education forum.
 
If by "how the market works" you mean cheap, shoddy, second rate and imported from China, and that's how you expect the next generation to be educated, I'm wondering why?
Wow...That really did go over your head, in favor of your disparaging doom-and-gloom strawman, didn't it?

All three compete for the same general clientele and offer differing products at competitive prices.

Nobody forces me, as a Target shopper, to pay for products on Wal-Mart's shelves. Also, as it turns out, Wal-Mart stores have bigger auto parts departments and cheaper crummier clothing. So, I may go to the one for auto stuff and the other for clothes.

Got any gloomy Gus cold water to throw on that basic proven economic dynamic?

Since you are once again going off on your deluded economics, I will issue you this challenge once more. Let's hope you don't go runnning to your mommy like the last time I challenged you

Name one nation that became prosperous because of an economic policy of:

1) Little to no income taxes
2) Little to no business regulation
3) Little to no govt involvement in the economy

I gauarntee the Dude will fold
 
If by "how the market works" you mean cheap, shoddy, second rate and imported from China, and that's how you expect the next generation to be educated, I'm wondering why?
Wow...That really did go over your head, in favor of your disparaging doom-and-gloom strawman, didn't it?

All three compete for the same general clientele and offer differing products at competitive prices.

Nobody forces me, as a Target shopper, to pay for products on Wal-Mart's shelves. Also, as it turns out, Wal-Mart stores have bigger auto parts departments and cheaper crummier clothing. So, I may go to the one for auto stuff and the other for clothes.

Got any gloomy Gus cold water to throw on that basic proven economic dynamic?

Since you are once again going off on your deluded economics, I will issue you this challenge once more. Let's hope you don't go runnning to your mommy like the last time I challenged you

Name one nation that became prosperous because of an economic policy of:

1) Little to no income taxes
2) Little to no business regulation
3) Little to no govt involvement in the economy

I gauarntee the Dude will fold



Kuwait
 
Wow...That really did go over your head, in favor of your disparaging doom-and-gloom strawman, didn't it?

All three compete for the same general clientele and offer differing products at competitive prices.

Nobody forces me, as a Target shopper, to pay for products on Wal-Mart's shelves. Also, as it turns out, Wal-Mart stores have bigger auto parts departments and cheaper crummier clothing. So, I may go to the one for auto stuff and the other for clothes.

Got any gloomy Gus cold water to throw on that basic proven economic dynamic?

Since you are once again going off on your deluded economics, I will issue you this challenge once more. Let's hope you don't go runnning to your mommy like the last time I challenged you

Name one nation that became prosperous because of an economic policy of:

1) Little to no income taxes
2) Little to no business regulation
3) Little to no govt involvement in the economy

I gauarntee the Dude will fold



Kuwait

Kuwait fails on #2 and #3

They got rich because they have a lot of oil, and they aligned themselves with the US; not because of a rightwing eco policy

Nice try though. I have to commend you for not going overboard for once
 
Since you are once again going off on your deluded economics, I will issue you this challenge once more. Let's hope you don't go runnning to your mommy like the last time I challenged you

Name one nation that became prosperous because of an economic policy of:

1) Little to no income taxes
2) Little to no business regulation
3) Little to no govt involvement in the economy

I gauarntee the Dude will fold




Kuwait

Kuwait fails on #2 and #3

They got rich because they have a lot of oil, and they aligned themselves with the US; not because of a rightwing eco policy

Nice try though. I have to commend you for not going overboard for once

Your 3 conditions say nothing of right wing policy.

1) Kuwait has no income tax - although they are talking of instituting a modest one
2) They are rated as the 2nd least restrictive government in the middle east and are actually ranked AHEAD of the US in that regard
3) The oil fields are privately owned, although each citizen DOES receive a share of the profits.
 
Actually, public schools teach correct syntax and spelling. But those who refuse to learn...refuse to study...refuse to do homework.....well.......:eusa_whistle:
Ooohhhh...That 'splains it. :lol:

Do you have a better explanation when you have 32 students to a class and at least half get the lesson but the other half does not....same lesson taught...
I was thinking it 'splained the horrible spelling and syntax of someone who claims to be an MBA.

But in your case, I remember my class size being about 30 kids when I went to school and most of the kids learned what they needed to to move on, when that doesn't seem to be the case today. So, it seems that there's something more afoot than the boilerplate "overcrowded classroom" crapola.
 

Kuwait fails on #2 and #3

They got rich because they have a lot of oil, and they aligned themselves with the US; not because of a rightwing eco policy

Nice try though. I have to commend you for not going overboard for once

Your 3 conditions say nothing of right wing policy.

1) Kuwait has no income tax - although they are talking of instituting a modest one
2) They are rated as the 2nd least restrictive government in the middle east and are actually ranked AHEAD of the US in that regard
3) The oil fields are privately owned, although each citizen DOES receive a share of the profits.

Boy are you dumb. Those three policies are all RIGHTWING economic policy

1) I know. That's why I didn't challenge you on that, moron

2) Being 2nd in the ME is meaningless. Just because they're ahead of some of the most totalitarian govts that control their economies, it doesnt mean they don't have business regs. Kuwait has TONS of regulations.

3) The oil company is govt owned...so much for no govt involvement in the economy

Oh, and distributing the profits to all citizens is socialism. Thanks for showing that socialism can produce prosperity :lol::lol:
 
If by "how the market works" you mean cheap, shoddy, second rate and imported from China, and that's how you expect the next generation to be educated, I'm wondering why?
Wow...That really did go over your head, in favor of your disparaging doom-and-gloom strawman, didn't it?

All three compete for the same general clientele and offer differing products at competitive prices.

Nobody forces me, as a Target shopper, to pay for products on Wal-Mart's shelves. Also, as it turns out, Wal-Mart stores have bigger auto parts departments and cheaper crummier clothing. So, I may go to the one for auto stuff and the other for clothes.

Got any gloomy Gus cold water to throw on that basic proven economic dynamic?

Since you are once again going off on your deluded economics, I will issue you this challenge once more. Let's hope you don't go runnning to your mommy like the last time I challenged you

Name one nation that became prosperous because of an economic policy of:

1) Little to no income taxes
2) Little to no business regulation
3) Little to no govt involvement in the economy

I gauarntee the Dude will fold
America, from 1786 until about the time of WWI....What's your fool guarantee worth?

BTW, what does any of that have to do with privatizing education?
 
If by "how the market works" you mean cheap, shoddy, second rate and imported from China, and that's how you expect the next generation to be educated, I'm wondering why?
Wow...That really did go over your head, in favor of your disparaging doom-and-gloom strawman, didn't it?

All three compete for the same general clientele and offer differing products at competitive prices.

Nobody forces me, as a Target shopper, to pay for products on Wal-Mart's shelves. Also, as it turns out, Wal-Mart stores have bigger auto parts departments and cheaper crummier clothing. So, I may go to the one for auto stuff and the other for clothes.

Got any gloomy Gus cold water to throw on that basic proven economic dynamic?

I do know that rural and small towns are not going to be served by market based education. The smaller the market, the fewer the opportunities. And with fewer opportunities comes shoddier workmanship. With public education, those small 'markets' are served with the economic power of the larger market (the state and federal funding).
How do you know that?

I spend a lot of my time in rural areas, all of which have different and competing places to buy food, clothing and other of life's necessities....What makes you think that education would be any different?
 
Private schools are much more motivated to do a good job and please there customers, which are the parents.

I don't know about abolishing Public Schools, but something needs to be done, Because currently we are dumping Billions into our schools and the results were are getting are abysmal.

Bush Spent more on education that any president before him and still test scores went down. I always learned you do not just keep throwing good money after bad.

I also have a problem as a conservative with 2 kids just starting school. Because I can already see the Liberal Biases of teachers and my kids are not even out of elementary school yet. Ill be damned if I will send my kids to a Public school and pay taxes for it, so the teachers can have 8 hours a day to fill their heads with Liberal Propaganda and revisionist history. So I am seriously looking into private schools at the moment and hoping I can qualify for a voucher from the state :)
So...as long as you agree with the bias, it's okay to be biased?

there's a Christian school here in town. I'd sooner send my children to West Virginia for and education before i let the "Christians" teach them that mankind was placed on earth like a potted plant!

Your bigotry is your problem.
 
Wow...That really did go over your head, in favor of your disparaging doom-and-gloom strawman, didn't it?

All three compete for the same general clientele and offer differing products at competitive prices.

Nobody forces me, as a Target shopper, to pay for products on Wal-Mart's shelves. Also, as it turns out, Wal-Mart stores have bigger auto parts departments and cheaper crummier clothing. So, I may go to the one for auto stuff and the other for clothes.

Got any gloomy Gus cold water to throw on that basic proven economic dynamic?

Since you are once again going off on your deluded economics, I will issue you this challenge once more. Let's hope you don't go runnning to your mommy like the last time I challenged you

Name one nation that became prosperous because of an economic policy of:

1) Little to no income taxes
2) Little to no business regulation
3) Little to no govt involvement in the economy

I gauarntee the Dude will fold
America, from 1786 until about the time of WWI....What's your fool guarantee worth?

BTW, what does any of that have to do with privatizing education?

The US was not prosperous until after WWII, a period of high taxes, govt regulation and major invovlement in the economy, you moron.

Though I do have to give you an E for effort :lol:
 
Toro already told you that you're wrong about that, complete with charts which showed you wrong.

You're still wrong, to go with your rank economic ignorance.

Gonna go for the trifecta?

Liar. Tora agreed with me
 

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