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*The best fix for American democracy is to “outlaw private education” to banish inequity, according to novelist Ann Patchett. In the name of equality, parents must be prohibited any choice or effective role in their children’s schooling. Patchett also rhapsodized about confiscating Ivy League endowments to redistribute to state schools. Artist George Lois supplemented Patchett’s point with a poster proclaiming “There’s an OUCH in every Voucher.” But the pain is suffered by teacher unions, not by parents desperate to find escapes from educational hellholes.
 
*According to basketball player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, “The solution is to teach mandatory critical thinking in every year of public school from first through 12th grade.” He predicts that “Breitbart, Fox News and Donald Trump would melt under the scrutiny of logic.” But is it rational to expect schools that dismally fail to teach reading will miraculously transform kids into great thinkers?

Like some of the great thinkers in here. Lol
 
*American University professor Ibram X. Kendi called for an “Anti‑Bigotry Amendment that would constitutionalize a critical principle: Group inequity is evidence of discrimination. The amendment would make group inequity illegal and ban the incitement of bigotry… Claims that inequity is evidence of a group’s dysfunction or inferiority would be outlawed.” Kendi’s fix, which parallels “antifa’s” (antifacist) demands, would torpedo the First Amendment by criminalizing practically any criticism of racial and ethnic groups.
 
*Harvard professor Dani Rodrik proposes to boost democracy by vastly expanding government economic intervention, empowering government to become “co‑owner of the new generation of technologies and machines” to create the “innovation state.” However, the crony capitalism debacles of recent years (such as the Obama administration’s Solyndra scandal) should have stifled any such suggestion.
 
Bruddah IZ said:
*The best fix for American democracy is to “outlaw private education” to banish inequity, according to novelist Ann Patchett. In the name of equality, parents must be prohibited any choice or effective role in their children’s schooling. Patchett also rhapsodized about confiscating Ivy League endowments to redistribute to state schools. Artist George Lois supplemented Patchett’s point with a poster proclaiming “There’s an OUCH in every Voucher.” But the pain is suffered by teacher unions, not by parents desperate to find escapes from educational hellholes.
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Right down the old log hole.
 
https://archive.lewrockwell.com/gregory/gregory233.html

The left loves to talk about humanitarianism, putting people above profits, and saving the poor and disadvantaged from the inequity of private enterprise. Yet behind the rhetoric of all economic interventionism is the iron fist of the state.

The statists will usually try to obscure this fact, or even deny it. They will perform philosophical gymnastics to argue that, in fact, they do not favor state violence at all, since we all live in a community ruled by a government by consent.
 
How about we protect the known innocents, the unborn babies first and then we can talk about the probably guilty people slated for death, in 20-30-40 or years.
 
Lion Eyes said:
Human's make too many mistakes so you oppose the death penalty....

Oddly enough... "human mistakes" & you justify abortions....
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I don't justify abortions, I have my stance and I believe in it being a Women's choice with her body. If you ever cared to ask for my opinions on abortion, you might not be telling me I'm justifying it.
 
Remember this when you pull out your wallet to pay $5.00 per box of the little future leftist's cookies and support the fascist girl scout org.

The Girl Scouts have some politically correct (and awful) advice for the holidays
Jazz Shaw Nov 22, 2017 12:11 PM
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Hands off, lady
 
Don't care about whatever this hugging thing's about re Girl Scouts. The real issue is their conspiracy over theryre overpriced boxes of 6 cookies strategically slotted into pre-formed plastic casing so they're is actually 72% of the interior of the thin mint box being non edible packaging.

A scientific study was conducted on a grassy knoll with the same atmospheric conditions at the time Tom Brady was throwing footballs at PSI ratings well below his opposing team's quarterback.

This study, conducted by the RAND Corporation, funded by the Trilateral Commission, conclusively found at least 10 !!! Additional Thin Mints could have been inside those boxes.

Where did the Trilateral Commission get its funding ?

The Clintoni Crime Family operating out of Westchester County New York.
 
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