It's wonderful to see that my home state of Indiana is so gung-ho to embrace the 'economics over education' policies of our current administration. Indiana only lags behind two-thirds of the rest of the states in education; why should we bother increasing the skills and workforce of teachers when we're failing? Instead, let's accept the status quo and save money by reducing the number of teaching jobs available and have computers raise our children! Computers and robots have been successful parents and teachers in movies and we all know that mass media has raised a generation of exceotional individuals.
I say we completely abolish schools and give that money to ISPs and Christian cable networks since that is how George Bush wants to have our children raised. Can you imagine the savings that would occur should we implement such sweeping changes? Just imagine... all those do-nothing teachers forced to find real jobs.
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It's wonderful to see that my home state of Indiana is so gung-ho to embrace the 'economics over education' policies of our current administration. Indiana only lags behind two-thirds of the rest of the states in education; why should we bother increasing the skills and workforce of teachers when we're failing? Instead, let's accept the status quo and save money by reducing the number of teaching jobs available and have computers raise our children! Computers and robots have been successful parents and teachers in movies and we all know that mass media has raised a generation of exceotional individuals. I say we completely abolish schools and give that money to ISPs and Christian cable networks since that is how George Bush wants to have our children raised. Can you imagine the savings that would occur should we implement such sweeping changes? Just imagine... all those do-nothing teachers forced to find real jobs.