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Cripe. I have this vision of my property taxes going up 100-fold as I pay to educate every single child in the world. The NEA will be thrilled. Really, it's not
by mynameishere 18y ago
Cripe. I have this vision of my property taxes going up 100-fold as I pay to educate every single child in the world. The NEA will be thrilled. Really, it's not the USA's responsibility to buy schools for non-Americans. Shit, it's not the USA's responsibility to buy schools anywhere.
Any genuinely effective techniques can be covered under this heading:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_operations http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_operations
- bgutierrez 18y agoThe U.S. takes on plenty of "responsibilities" that it shouldn't. I would be thrilled if the world saw the U.S. as ambitious educators, not aggressive policemen. But don't worry; first world nations don't want our education anyway.
- PieSquared 18y agoNor do many of the US's own citizens, sadly. Maybe that's why education is in this miserable state. Then again, when you compare it to third world countries...
- klahnako 18y ago...it's worse!
- JabavuAdams 18y agoThis is a strawman argument. Your tax dollars are paying for the military anyway. The article claims they can build 20 schools for the cost of one cruise missile. In the long-run, we can't win the GWOT through military force alone. Even relatively hawkish people like Richard Clarke recognize this.
- mynameishere 18y agoOh, man, schools and cruise missiles aren't fungible. Heck, no government program has ever replaced any other government program. We'll see those cruise missiles targeting the schools before that happens.