I don’t think privatizing education is a good idea for a variety of reasons, but I’ll allow that the data implies shootings happen far less frequently at places like that…still, proper counseling in school and better parenting at home would go a long way towards preventing these tragedies; obviously, kids who feel they’ve been pushed too far will find a way to take their revenge no matter what, but they’re usually fragile or desperate because they think nobody gives a shit about their troubles. I’m not saying they don’t deserve any blame when they commit horrendously violent acts, because they do; it’s the ones who are heading that way but can still be saved before they blow up that need more attention, school systems in every state should make more of an effort to assist kids in need of professional help. They won’t do it, though, and God knows the politicians who could help with funding or legislation are content to offer absolutely nothing more than “thoughts and prayers” as if those have EVER kept children safe in a place meant to usher along their growth as decent human beings…
Yea. People need to take their responsibility instead of demanding state to solve everything for them. Specially parents.
 
I just don't trust such institutions that are often proved to be aiding terrorist organizations.
An organization of SCHOLARS and HISTORIANS (who worked on the HOLOCAUST) is aiding terrorist organizations in your mind ?

Wtf are you smoking?

Is this a protection mechanism to protect yourself from the realization that your are complicit in helping invizibilizing a genocide ?

Vouchers is way more effective.
Not at all.

This is a way to consider education as a marchendize instead of a right and it doesn't negate inequalities.

Again. I'm still waiting for you to answer in the Revolution discussion because we are talking precisely about the material condition of existence that are important here to understand why your system is unjust.
 

Uncle Van

Monké Don't Do Taxes
The education of society took a nose dive the instant schools became privatized in the 80s lol. It was done for the specific purpose of making education harder to come by in order to reduce the rate of college protests. Also makes it easier to people to believe the nonsense you spill.

Result? Statistics showed that 53% people of people who voted for Trump weren't educated, suggesting that the less educated you were, the more likely you were to vote for Trump.
 
The education of society took a nose dive the instant schools became privatized in the 80s lol. It was done for the specific purpose of making education harder to come by in order to reduce the rate of college protests. Also makes it easier to people to believe the nonsense you spill.

Result? Statistics showed that 53% people of people who voted for Trump weren't educated, suggesting that the less educated you were, the more likely you were to vote for Trump.
Do you mean schools became privatized as in colleges became privatized?
 
An organization of SCHOLARS and HISTORIANS (who worked on the HOLOCAUST) is aiding terrorist organizations in your mind ?

Wtf are you smoking?

Is this a protection mechanism to protect yourself from the realization that your are complicit in helping invizibilizing a genocide ?


Not at all.

This is a way to consider education as a marchendize instead of a right and it doesn't negate inequalities.

Again. I'm still waiting for you to answer in the Revolution discussion because we are talking precisely about the material condition of existence that are important here to understand why your system is unjust.
There is no such thing as a right you have to pay for. You will pay for education either directly or indirectly. Private schools works better than governament schools specially because it's costumers have more control of it. A good example is what is happening at St. George becoming it's own city just to have their own school since they were unsatisfied with the one they had. With private school the process is much easier, just move your kids to another. The school losing costumers will either bankrupt or adapt to the costumers wishes.

Just like every private product is better than governament one.
Post automatically merged:

Posting what y'all are too hypocrite to post yourself

 
Last edited:
There is no such thing as a right you have to pay for. You will pay for education either directly or indirectly. Private schools works better than governament schools specially because it's costumers have more control of it. A good example is what is happening at St. George becoming it's own city just to have their own school since they were unsatisfied with the one they had. With private school the process is much easier, just move your kids to another. The school losing costumers will either bankrupt or adapt to the costumers wishes.

Just like every private product is better than governament one.
Post automatically merged:

Posting what y'all are too hypocrite to post yourself

School should be free my guy. That's what "education is a right" means. And yeah, you will pay for education indirectly because we are still in a bad system.

What you want, is for education to be cheaper for the rich and more expensive or less accessible for the poor. That's what private education and Vouchers means.

In your system, the poor can die while the rich will strive. You are not fixing anything, you want to put oil on fire.


Posting what y'all are too hypocrite to post yourself
So you think it's ok to rule by fear ?

(There is nothing in your first reply btw)
 
School should be free my guy. That's what "education is a right" means. And yeah, you will pay for education indirectly because we are still in a bad system.

What you want, is for education to be cheaper for the rich and more expensive or less accessible for the poor. That's what private education and Vouchers means.

In your system, the poor can die while the rich will strive. You are not fixing anything, you want to put oil on fire.



So you think it's ok to rule by fear ?
The rich will also become poor then since capitalists get rich by taking a cut from the value produced by labour
 

Uncle Van

Monké Don't Do Taxes
There is no such thing as a right you have to pay for. You will pay for education either directly or indirectly. Private schools works better than governament schools specially because it's costumers have more control of it. A good example is what is happening at St. George becoming it's own city just to have their own school since they were unsatisfied with the one they had. With private school the process is much easier, just move your kids to another. The school losing costumers will either bankrupt or adapt to the costumers wishes.

Just like every private product is better than governament one.
Post automatically merged:

Posting what y'all are too hypocrite to post yourself

Why has education declined ever since they prioritized private schools and reduce funding to public schools? What you claim is better has had the opposite effect.
 
I wonder how many Americans realised that countries where education is "free"(relatively), high school actually requires efforts and not just a place to "vibe"

Which sounds nice untill you end up with people being locked out of colleges because of one bad year during their formative year
 
I wonder how many Americans realised that countries where education is "free"(relatively), high school actually requires efforts and not just a place to "vibe"

Which sounds nice untill you end up with people being locked out of colleges because of one bad year during their formative year
"Efforts" from the rich to redistribute their wealth ?
"Efforts" from the state to stop prioritizing military over education and healthcare ?
"Efforts" from politicians to stop pushing a false meritocratic agenda ?
"Efforts" from diplomats to stop accepting atrocities all over the world with a simple handcheck ?
"Efforts" from people in position to power to push laws that might threaten them ?
"Efforts" from the bourgeoisie to stop accaparing the value of the work of the working class ?

Those "efforts" ? Or are you only asking studient and poor people to make effort to get a better education ?

Maybe we should be talking less about "efforts" and more about the "material condition of existence" that allow people to make "efforts" in the first place.
 
Top