Without those federal taxes your state wouldn't have been able to balance its budget and would be billions in debt.It's not *me* offering him up, I'm just reporting... but actually, 2 3 and 4 sound like positives.
I know, right? This is a great first step. Next, we declare time-outs and being grounded as violations of human rights so that we can get the UN involved.
. I don't know if I want the government to require it, that doesn't seem like a great precedent, but given our countries high abortion rate for non-medical or rape abortions it seems like it fits the educate and inform part of her stance.
Maybe it should be. Maybe they all should be. Well, the ones that aren't already even despite them.Without those federal taxes your state wouldn't have been able to balance its budget and would be billions in debt.
I would find this hilarious if I didn't know that you actually believe something like that could happen.
My personal opinion on a parent physically disciplining a child is that there is a proper time, place, and intensity level for everything. But I suppose that if child beating has gotten out of hand so much that a ban on spanking is the only way to effectively combat the problem, then it's just one of those imperfect but necessary solutions in an imperfect world.
And for holding to that view you get... A FELONY. Go to jail.
I have never heard of him. Why do you believe this about him?
I'm pretty sure they aren't considered private schools once you've taken away their right to be exclusive. I'm also fairly sure that their narrative will be "Our test scores have dropped significantly since the government has stuck their nose into our business. How are we supposed to educate these kids with these restrictions?"I can't wait until they realize that private schools won't be able to butter up their numbers when they can no longer reject students with bad grades.
Right, so once all the schools become private (that is the end goal, right?), what happens to those who get kicked out?
Except that's not really all that important in American politics unless your a businessman. Or rather, it's not important to the core of the Republican party that would vote for him. Most Americans are still upset that China's been taking all of the manufacturing work we used to have, so a harsh stance against China would likely do more to help him than a fair and equitable one.
That's the problem with the conservative vision: As long as they get theirs, they don't care about anyone else. Truthfully though, I suspect that there will be more than a few unscrupulous individuals who will take anyone they can just to get the money, while little of it actually goes to the students. Imagine an underfunded inner city school... and now imagine that's a franchise with locations across the country.
Hmm, except for one day where I accidentally did some wierd formatting after getting them all in, they're all showing up with blue links to me... in both chrome and firefox.
OK, I misspoke. It's not the links, it's the text WITH the links. I'm guessing you write these out ahead of time and post them into the box? Because the forum is keeping whatever text color you originally wrote them in instead of converting it to the default of whatever style the reader is using.
9 times out of ten, I didn't even "write" the given sentence, or maybe I just modified the original sentence. My links are copypasta'd from a number of sources, and it seems two of my favorite ones have taken to forcing color into its sentences. I'll see if I can get around it somehow.
This is nothing new. Environmental Science was a requirement for graduation back when I was still in High School and that was during the Bush Years.
I keep telling this to everyone, but apparently they don't understand that while the USPS is run like a business, it's still functioning as a service.
I can't remember the last time I mailed an actual letter.
Well, when you said "Then I get to hear about $4 postage" I had assumed you meant it would be me griping in this thread.
I don't see those as valid reasons to keep the post office around.
Unless, of course, you live in Wisconsin, where the pension system is already fully funded since its members pay into the system.
