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He is stating the public school's intended goal, which is separate from "the end result". Both the goal, and the end result are separate from his judgement abou
by nhooey 16y ago
He is stating the public school's intended goal, which is separate from "the end result". Both the goal, and the end result are separate from his judgement about what the public school's goals should be, which isn't really present in what he's saying.
- grandalf 16y agoPrecisely. :)