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"kontiki" wrote in message
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Morgans wrote:

So teaching in the public schools is responsible (even indirectly) for
the decline in GA.

THAT is the biggest streach I believe I have ever seen on this newsgroup,
even from MX.

I won't bother to insult your lack of proofreading (as you did to me)
because I am capable of understanding and then debating a point in
spite of a minor typo someone happened to make while expressing and
impassioned response.

I am not saying there are not some good (albeit frustrated) teachers
in the public schools. But that does not justify the system itself...
it is in fact very flawed. The same is true of government... it is ver
flawed and corrupt but there may be a few good ones out there.


People like to shoot the messenger but its a fact.

People shoot messengers when they are full of sh*t, and so dense they
don't realize they are full of sh*t.

Sheesh!

I can see that you are incapable of discussing this concept within
the contraints of logic alone but rather must resort to personal
insults. I do understand that so much of this subject is sensitive
to you because it involves the career you have chosen.

Of course...he's a "teacher" that is so far removed from reality, it's a
tragedy that someone entrusts their offspring to his care.

As for full of sh*t, his lame excuses, right out of the teachers union
playbook, demonstrates something akin to a complete mental shift into LaLa
land.

If his argumentation here is any indication, it's no small wonder we now
have the better part of two generations that completely bonkers. If we note
the propensity of so many to make childish excuses, it's because they had
extensive exposure to that mindset in what we call their "teachers". Many of
these folks should be in padded rooms, not school rooms.

On Dec 2, 5:39 pm, "Matt W. Barrow"
wrote:

If his argumentation here is any indication, it's no small wonder we now
have the better part of two generations that completely bonkers. If we note
the propensity of so many to make childish excuses, it's because they had
extensive exposure to that mindset in what we call their "teachers". Many of
these folks should be in padded rooms, not school rooms.- Hide quoted text -


Fjuck me dude !This is brilliant !