New vs. Used

Shawn wrote:
Doug Hoffman wrote:

What concerns me is the continuing decline of technical and managerial
competence in our country. We, as a country, seem to be complacent
about this. Far too few of our kids are getting technical educations.
If they do, where shall they work?

What do you expect when every repugnican thinks taxes supporting
education, particularly college education is a sin against god? Ever
talk to a psycho-christian kid (home or private schooled) about science?
Scary, and this is what our pres. considers a good education.
This country debates the morality of teaching some of the most solid
science on the books; geology, biology, evolution, climatology,
cosmology-off the top of my head, and you think we should continue as a
technological leader? Don't be so naive. We're coasting at this point.
Whatever you do, don't blame it on the kids. They're dealing, as well
as we've equipped them (Ha!), with the world we've made for them.

Shawn

Why don't you try moving? I recommend France, Germany, or how about
Iraq?

Tom

That's what I love about this country. A guy passionatley explains what
he feels is wrong with his country, and describes ways in which he
believes it could be changed. And someone else tells him to move to
Iraq.

Just goes to show; the "if you don't like it here, why don't you move
to "insert name here" retort is neither a dem or a rep comeback.

Brad



wrote:
Shawn wrote:
Doug Hoffman wrote:

What concerns me is the continuing decline of technical and managerial
competence in our country. We, as a country, seem to be complacent
about this. Far too few of our kids are getting technical educations.
If they do, where shall they work?

What do you expect when every repugnican thinks taxes supporting
education, particularly college education is a sin against god? Ever
talk to a psycho-christian kid (home or private schooled) about science?
Scary, and this is what our pres. considers a good education.
This country debates the morality of teaching some of the most solid
science on the books; geology, biology, evolution, climatology,
cosmology-off the top of my head, and you think we should continue as a
technological leader? Don't be so naive. We're coasting at this point.
Whatever you do, don't blame it on the kids. They're dealing, as well
as we've equipped them (Ha!), with the world we've made for them.

Shawn

Why don't you try moving? I recommend France, Germany, or how about
Iraq?

Tom

I don't care where he moves as long as he doesn't come to Texas.
And the same goes for the rest of you who aren't already here.
Cheers!, Pete


"Brad" wrote in message
ps.com...
That's what I love about this country. A guy passionatley explains what
he feels is wrong with his country, and describes ways in which he
believes it could be changed. And someone else tells him to move to
Iraq.

Just goes to show; the "if you don't like it here, why don't you move
to "insert name here" retort is neither a dem or a rep comeback.

Brad



wrote:
Shawn wrote:
Doug Hoffman wrote:

What concerns me is the continuing decline of technical and
managerial
competence in our country. We, as a country, seem to be complacent
about this. Far too few of our kids are getting technical
educations.
If they do, where shall they work?

What do you expect when every repugnican thinks taxes supporting
education, particularly college education is a sin against god? Ever
talk to a psycho-christian kid (home or private schooled) about
science?
Scary, and this is what our pres. considers a good education.
This country debates the morality of teaching some of the most solid
science on the books; geology, biology, evolution, climatology,
cosmology-off the top of my head, and you think we should continue as
a
technological leader? Don't be so naive. We're coasting at this
point.
Whatever you do, don't blame it on the kids. They're dealing, as well
as we've equipped them (Ha!), with the world we've made for them.

Shawn

Why don't you try moving? I recommend France, Germany, or how about
Iraq?

Tom

Pete Reinhart wrote:
I don't care where he moves as long as he doesn't come to Texas.
And the same goes for the rest of you who aren't already here.

I lived there when the "Don't mess with Texas" trash campaign began. I
decided "OK, I won't, and left. Great decision.


Shawn

Texans....
Proud to be Texans, but don't know why.

"Pete Reinhart" wrote in message
...
I don't care where he moves as long as he doesn't come to Texas.
And the same goes for the rest of you who aren't already here.
Cheers!, Pete


"Brad" wrote in message
ps.com...
That's what I love about this country. A guy passionatley explains what
he feels is wrong with his country, and describes ways in which he
believes it could be changed. And someone else tells him to move to
Iraq.

Just goes to show; the "if you don't like it here, why don't you move
to "insert name here" retort is neither a dem or a rep comeback.

Brad



wrote:
Shawn wrote:
Doug Hoffman wrote:

What concerns me is the continuing decline of technical and
managerial
competence in our country. We, as a country, seem to be complacent
about this. Far too few of our kids are getting technical
educations.
If they do, where shall they work?

What do you expect when every repugnican thinks taxes supporting
education, particularly college education is a sin against god? Ever
talk to a psycho-christian kid (home or private schooled) about
science?
Scary, and this is what our pres. considers a good education.
This country debates the morality of teaching some of the most solid
science on the books; geology, biology, evolution, climatology,
cosmology-off the top of my head, and you think we should continue as
a
technological leader? Don't be so naive. We're coasting at this
point.
Whatever you do, don't blame it on the kids. They're dealing, as
well
as we've equipped them (Ha!), with the world we've made for them.

Shawn

Why don't you try moving? I recommend France, Germany, or how about
Iraq?

Tom

wrote:
Shawn wrote:
Doug Hoffman wrote:

What concerns me is the continuing decline of technical and managerial
competence in our country. We, as a country, seem to be complacent
about this. Far too few of our kids are getting technical educations.
If they do, where shall they work?
What do you expect when every repugnican thinks taxes supporting
education, particularly college education is a sin against god? Ever
talk to a psycho-christian kid (home or private schooled) about science?
Scary, and this is what our pres. considers a good education.
This country debates the morality of teaching some of the most solid
science on the books; geology, biology, evolution, climatology,
cosmology-off the top of my head, and you think we should continue as a
technological leader? Don't be so naive. We're coasting at this point.
Whatever you do, don't blame it on the kids. They're dealing, as well
as we've equipped them (Ha!), with the world we've made for them.

Shawn

Why don't you try moving? I recommend France, Germany, or how about
Iraq?


France and Germany don't have nut cases forcing creationism to be taught
as science in the public schools. This is one reason why we are
coasting. I suspect if they teach it in schools in Iraq, it's because
of US policy.



Shawn