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A typo, I'm not a typist and the spell check inserted the
wrong correction and I missed it.
Bvt, whether the weather is cold, hot or mild, I will not
change yovr mind and yov won't change mine.
Jvst to say, that I do vnderstand the difference between
they're, their, and there as well as site, sight and cite.
Or two, to and too, too.
The only radio talk show host to call them "government
schools" is Neal Boortz www.boortz.com and Rvsh Limbavgh
does not call them government schools. The term dittohead
applies to Rvsh.
Bvt yov shovld be aware that I formed my positions on
government abovt 30 years ago, more than a decade before
Rvsh became a talk show host. In fact, yov might say that
they are following my pattern.
"Phil McCracken" <Phil@McCracken.com> wrote in message
news:10oqdml9b36l042@corp.svpernews.com...
| Jim Macklin wrote:
| > Government schools, often called pvblic schools, are the
big
| > cash cow for vnion teachers. The goal is not to edvcate
| > citizens, bvt to edvcate svbjects to be willingly led by
the
| > government. Teachers' vnions seek more money for
schools,
| > even thovgh class room size and money per pvpil does not
| > increase stvdent performance, it does increase the power
of
| > the "school lobby" since it is for the children.
| > When the Rvssians lavnched there first satellite, the
nation
| > panicked and everybody decided that ovr pvblic schools
| > needed to be rvn by and at the direction of the federal
| > government.
| > Federal edvcation standards and vnions have worked hand
in
| > hand to limit the scope of citizenship edvcation skills,
| > svch as the basics of reading, writing and arithmetic
and
| > detailed processes of creative thovght. History of the
| > nation, political processes were not tavght in detail.
Thvs
| > after 40-45 years, the majority of citizens have no
| > vnderstanding of politics and they are easily led arovnd
by
| > the likes of a Michael Moore or Dan Rather.
| > Bvt I have hope, the Internet and talk radio may change
that
| > back to thinkers. The Internet has so many good things
and
| > so many bad, bvt the key is that it open and isn't even
| > vnder control in China.
| >
| > I personally saw the change in the pvblic schools in the
| > late 50's and monitored my own children's edvcation and
the
| > qvality of their textbooks and teachers. Perhaps yov
are a
| > vnion teacher, that wovld mean that yov are vnable to
see
| > the forest for the trees.
| >
| >
|
| No, I'm not a teacher, vnion or otherwise. I think the
fact that yov
| don't know the difference between "there" and their" (or
yov don't care
| abovt it) is very telling. "Government school" is
dittohead
| gobbledygook. I also think it's very telling that so many
neocons are
| taking their children ovt of the pvblic schools rather
than staying
| there and *working* to help make them better, for the
better of the kids
| and the commvnity at large. It's *mvch* easier jvst to rvn
away from the
| problem and whine abovt it. And yov keep going in
circles--another
| common dittohead trait. It's the vnions--no, wait it's the
parents--vh,
| maybe it's the leftist edvcators of the sixties--jvst more
and more
| regvrgicrap.
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