If public education were a car, would you buy it?
But that’s a silly question, because they force you to buy it whether you want it or not, whether you use it or not.
We are getting a raw deal. Our country is “educating” itself to death. I don’t mean that as a figure of speech.
Look at our government. We Americans must be the biggest suckers ever to walk the earth.
Atheists don’t send their children to an evangelical Christian Sunday School one hour per week, but Christians send their children to the atheist public schools 30 hours per week. I am a retired teacher and unequivocally proclaim that there is no hope for America as long as Christians and conservatives allow their children to be indoctrinated in the pagan (a.k.a. “public”) schools. We must rescue our children! See specifics at http://www.insectman.us/exodus-mandate-wv/index.htm. I am not raising funds. My goal is to rescue children.
And you’ve been working at this good cause for many long years–for which we salute you hear.
I hope my readers will visit your website.
Great website, Insectman!
He and I go back a ways. I guess he’s forgiven me for voting for Romney. But I had to do it–he was running against *Batteries Not Included.
General Motors is producing the Volt electric car. It takes 10 hours to charge up at your house, and over an hour at public recharge stations – who wants that? Electric cars cost 8 or 9 times per mile to operate than gas-powered cars and they don’t go as far. And batteries need to be replaced that costs thousands of dollars – forget it.
And don’t forget how the electricity is produced in the first place–by consuming fossil fuels!
The whole thing is a scam. One of many.
What a good analogy of public education!