I obviously have strong opinions. I, like everyone else, believe that MY opinions are based in something more honest and tangible than fantasy. I post what I believe are well worded , complete thoughts, hypothetical situations, links to information , like Iserbyt,a source who is unimpeachable, who points out what I have stated. Yet, people who would say that they are reasonable and are honest and are only wanting to know the truth choose to pretend that I am somehow a crackpot, when I can Document that the schools were literally sabotaged. Understanding Why isn't even hard, IF one has the stomach for seeing a very dystopic view of the world.

The POINT is, I think I have provided compelling evidence that should have been looked at and would have changed people's minds IF in fact they Wanted to Be Right, not just feel right.



Seeming is not the same as actually Being.



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It's not possible for those who see themselves as serfs and obliged To the government rather than seeing the government as servants to understand what I say.
They exist to do what they are supposed to do,hence the phrase
Public Servant.
Do maids, cooks, gardeners, etc. Have more rights than the landowner who Pays them?

And that's another example of a question that should raise eyebrows and cause some internal dialogue for most of you.
I think we should talk about what that question says.

Jog buddy, I also feel what web said is correct, in the sense as how I/we see it.
It is easier to look at history, and fill in the blanks, than it is to predict the future based on so many variables, and uncertainties.
Sure, a broken watch is right twice a day, does that mean it is working?

I'll leave you with this thought bub, expectations are premeditated resentments....

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Because that sorry outcome is considered SUCCESS  by the folks running the education industry. Aint nothing that needs fixing as far as they are concerned.

http://www.mindingthecampus.org/2016/02/how-a-generation-lost-its-common-cult...

You don't Really believe the bank teller knows what the federal reserve is, do you?
Teachers are NOT who I asked you to listen to, except for
Gatto. But, you hide from the things that I'm pointing at, and pretend that you know.

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Yeah, me too. But I graduated from HS in 1965. Things were a bit different 50 years ago.

I don't remember where I read it, or who said it, but I saw a comment not long ago that sort of put things in perspective. Went something like this " They used to teach Latin and Greek in High School in this country. Now they teach remedial English in college."

I don't remember where I read it, or who said it, but I saw a comment not long ago that sort of put things in perspective. Went something like this " They used to teach Latin and Greek in High School in this country. Now they teach remedial English in college."

That's due to the misguided and "living in a bubble" effect of liberal educators.

There's a ton of reasons for the decline of education, but a grand conspiracy driven from the top down to turn America into mush-brains over a period of decades, ain't one of them.

So, most journalists, educators, and scientists, are liberal...

Does the liberal make the job, or does the job make the liberal?...

In general, more education makes you more liberal.
Conservatives blame brainwashing,.. liberals credit broader thought.

Serowbot wrote on 08/10/16 at 07:09:06:


Wow, I have found a talking point with which I agree with Bot.  Although, it is an additional period of time of further indoctrination.

However, I have a graduate degree and I have been steadfast in my beliefs.  

Best regards,