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Thanks, I was not aware. So yes, as you put it so eloquently, this system is set in stone and it's pointless to think of better ways to manage these problems.
by innguest 12y ago
Thanks, I was not aware.
So yes, as you put it so eloquently, this system is set in stone and it's pointless to think of better ways to manage these problems.
So indeed, we should spend not only billions, but trillions. And if it doesn't work then we should up the ante and go to quadrillions. Then I think it will work.
- mhurron 12y ago> Thanks, I was not aware. Probably because you needed a smaller class size in civics/history/social studies class so the teacher could spend more time making sure everyone actually learned the material.
- anigbrowl 12y agoStop poisoning the well with your snark. It's one thing to disagree with how things are run and propose an alternative, but just satirizing the positions of your imaginary opponents while being rude towards the people who do comment impedes everyone's ability to have a constructive discussion.
- innguest 12y agoWhen I propose alternatives I get downvoted. Just look at my past comments. This forum is not for constructive discussion (which would imply accepting any valid argument, not simply censoring them by downvoting). This forum is for patting on each others back for being statists. So I'm just fitting in. When I get good enough with my snark it will be indistinguishable from the actual arguments I used to argue against and be downvoted for. So be patient, I'll get there.