This is a
brilliant essay about the disaster of socialized education. Socializing any
market leads to lower standards, poor quality, unionization, and ultimately
bankruptcy. The spends more dollars capital on children's education than
any other state in the world, usually by a factor of wholesale women's bags times more than
other nations, and yet over the past 30 years standards, quality, and rational
intelligence have declined and been compromised. The socialists demand more
money of course and more rules,metric, more graduates, and no child
left behind another legacy of the Bush system of socialization. If money was
the issue, then the US
would have the world's best elementary and high school system. It doesn't.
Unions, spending, rigidity, 'standards' both local and national which don't
measure much of anything or where teachers teach to the test [and of course
make sure that global wholesale women's handbags .Warming and homosexuality are thoroughly presented in
every class]; along with the endless bureaucratization of every single
educational process, are some of the reasons why the US system is such a bloody
disaster. The ones hurt most by this fiasco are the poor, and those households
living in bad school districts. No choice, no competition, no price points
always means a disaster.
Suppose that
groceries were supplied in the same way as education. Residents of cheap wholesale bags each
county would pay taxes on their properties. Nearly half of those tax
revenues would then be spent by government officials to build and operate
supermarkets. Each family would be assigned to a particular supermarket
according to its home address. And each family would get its weekly
allotment of groceries for free from its neighborhood public
supermarket.
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