If I hadn't lived in Seattle for the past four years, I would have thought this conversation was made up. Nobody could be this stupid (not unless he's protecting his job). Unfortunately, I have met too many people like this!
Yeah, I realize this is preaching to the choir, but it's always good to see the truth in a newspaper once in a while.
To: Right_Wing_Mole_In_Seattle
The headline is a grabber and then I see that this was published in Las Vegas ... a city that wouldn't exist except for people's inability to understand math.
2 posted on
04/16/2003 7:49:44 AM PDT by
DonQ
To: Right_Wing_Mole_In_Seattle
Bump.
3 posted on
04/16/2003 7:52:57 AM PDT by
jimt
(Support our troops !)
To: Right_Wing_Mole_In_Seattle
didn't Lincoln warn never to argue with a man who buys ink by the barrel?
4 posted on
04/16/2003 7:55:26 AM PDT by
camle
(no camle jokes, please...OK, maybe one little one)
To: Right_Wing_Mole_In_Seattle
I lived in Seattle area for 12 years when Gates was rising to power. We had a computer business and my husband and our tech used to joke, "You go down to the streets of Seattle, jump up turn around and point... and hey there is a stupid person!!!"
I think it has gone way downhill since we moved to Oregon in '94. Portland is just as bad, thats why we live three hours south of Portland in heartland America, with the millworkers, loggers and ranchers.
To: Right_Wing_Mole_In_Seattle
Until we take back the school system from the liberal establishment, we will continue down this path of illiteracy. Dismantle the teachers unions and get back to education instead of politics and social reform.
6 posted on
04/16/2003 8:04:29 AM PDT by
rj45mis
To: Right_Wing_Mole_In_Seattle
Hooray! Bump! Constitution - this is a good counter to the NC Education bureaucrats who want our taxes increased in order to fund continued destruction of America's literacy rate!
To: bvw
Evidence for your point that more money spent for public schools only serves to make them worse.
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