To: garbanzo
garbanzo wrote:
I wasn't around when Brown v. Board of Education was handed down, but I imagine it was something like what I see on these threads
It was.. -- Constitutionalists in Minnesota at the time could not understand why the state folded.
- The solution was very simple.
- Close state schools and tell the feds to go to hell.
138 posted on
06/30/2003 8:44:16 PM PDT by
tpaine
(Really, I'm trying to be a 'decent human being', but me flesh is weakn)
To: tpaine
Close state schools and tell the feds to go to hell. But alas people want government to support them but not the other folk so state-supported schools were here to stay.
143 posted on
06/30/2003 8:50:50 PM PDT by
garbanzo
(Free people will set the course of history)
To: tpaine
"Close state schools and tell the feds to go to hell." Well put. In fact, that should still happen. But if it didn't happen back when the federal government was more manageable, the chances of it happening now are slim to none. Besides the fact that the government supported school system is a monster in a perpetual feeding frenzy on our resources and tax revenues, it is also imperative for the advancement of the socialist agenda that children be indoctrinated in political correctness and kept just below the bar of intellectual mediocrity.
149 posted on
06/30/2003 9:03:27 PM PDT by
sweetliberty
("Having the right to do a thing is not at all the same thing as being right in doing it.")
To: tpaine
The solution was very simple. - Close state schools and tell the feds to go to hell.
Ah, more anarcho-lunacy from the perpetually-unhappy "If Only Everyone Thought As I Did Then I Would Be Happy" crowd.
To: tpaine
- Close state schools and tell the feds to go to hell Oooooh! Now there's a gameplan I could get behind.
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