To: Charles H. (The_r0nin)
I'm taking a fify-percent pay cut from what I could be earning in the corporate sector to try and salvage the next generation, while also trying to change the system from the inside. What are you doing, other than whining on a web-based bulletin board?
I find it hard to reconcile that you can claim to be doing good by being the paid agent of a government institution that you believe is unconstitutional. What changes can you make from the inside that will make this institution Constitutional (point me to the exact spot in the Constitution that your efforts will cause to apply).
If you believe its unconstitutional government agency then you should probably not be carrying out its functions.
To: Arkinsaw
If you believe its unconstitutional government agency then you should probably not be carrying out its functions.You are the one that insisted that we must deal with the reality of the situation and not the hypothetical (would you like me to find the quote?). The reality is, until my consistent votes to defund and rebuild the public education system are joined by enough other people to make it happen, the vast majority of kids will receive their education in public schools. So that is where I am needed most. I do more to help restore good, conservative moral values and constitutional priciples to our society every day I teach than you will do in your entire life on Free Republic. But I guess actual effort isn't equivalent to the right "sentiments."
Unless, of course, your position is that we should just abandon all those kids out of principle? Just give up on an entire generation? How noble of you to sacrifice their lives and education for your own ideas!
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