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RE: Social Promotion
- To: "'Vision2020'" <vision2020@moscow.com>
- Subject: RE: Social Promotion
- From: "Ry Jones" <rjones@airgap.net>
- Date: Wed, 20 Mar 2002 16:34:22 -0800
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Fairco Mini Mart asked:
> Did you attend private schools?
I attended a catholic school in second grade... does that count? Beyond
that, nope, all public schools.
> Granted the "system" may not be perfect but
> the same can be said about several structures in our society.
Right, so let's never criticize schools because there are other broken
things in society. Great argument!
> How about mentioning one positive concept?
Because I'm presenting a one-sided attack on public schools, and you're
presenting a well-reasoned defense of said schools. My attack mentioning
positive concepts wouldn't be an attack!
>There are a lot
> of great minds and
> wonderful people that received their education from public
> schools K-12 and
> colleges and universities.
So your argument here is these people would have been moronic reprobates had
they not attended public schools? That somehow public schools saved them
from a lifetime of crime and welfare addiction, turning them into productive
members of society?
> Gee, you sound like the kind of fellow that would complain
> that the sun was
> "too" bright.
I don't get your point. Is there a point?
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