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Like i said people like you obviously havent taken ANY ethnic studies class Ever,im complety sure on this because you are 100% ignorant on this subject,you know nothing more on ethnic studies than you can read off of wiki..People like you who support the restriction of education are helping to turn the US into an ignorant country,and with ignorance comes hatred,and only keeps getting worse.
Originally posted by sonofliberty1776
reply to post by VicDiaz89
Let them learn then. Let them learn how to write cogent sentences and paragraphs in English. Let them learn addition, subtraction, algebra, geometry. Let them learn about the history of the nation, and let them actually study the Constitution. Let them learn biology, chemistry, and other basic sciences. Leave all the social awareness claptrap for the home and the church.
Originally posted by SunYu
reply to post by TheDevilOfLies
Can you please define American? What is "American" culture?
Originally posted by VicDiaz89People like you who support the restriction of education are helping to turn the US into an ignorant country,and with ignorance comes hatred,and only keeps getting worse.
Originally posted by SunYu
reply to post by TheDevilOfLies
Well, I got to say I wouldn't have a problem with cutting EVERYTHING but reading, writing and arithmetic. Ever since no child left behind, I think the quality of education has been in decline - so much concern over test scores. But I do get the impression, perhaps I am wrong, is that there is an ever growing anti-Latino sentiment running ramoant across the country and this scares me. Singling out one group to 'hate' or be the nation's scapegoat is wrong.
Originally posted by MindF
Originally posted by Janky Red
the point of being pro liberty is to be mindful for everyones liberty, you do not enforce your political will upon others in an understanding that they will not do the same to you.
So I suppose you are for very large government, so large that it has the right to dictate education to the educators?
In Majority you are talking politicians, like several bus loads worth???
tyr·an·ny
[tir-uh-nee] Show IPA
–noun, plural -nies.
1.
arbitrary or unrestrained exercise of power; despotic abuse of authority.
It is despotic to think that crooked politicians feel they have the right to dictate the bounds of curriculum to
educators in modern America...
Are describing a Republic???
Doesn't sound like it
edit on 10-5-2011 by Janky Red because: (no reason given)
You are sadly mistaken and your argument is based on false presumptions.
The point of liberty isn't being "mindful" of everybody's liberty. The American system is based on a premise that every individual has God given rights that the government cannot step over.
So let's begin with that premise. We all have the same God given rights.
So within this framework we have government institutions that provide services. We collectively elect other citizens to execute and manage these services, such as school systems.
The elected representatives in Arizona made passed a law that states no ethnic group gets special treatment. That is not a violation of anybody's rights.
And it's not tyrannical or despotic when a government makes decisions that are not what you want.
If there were no elections and the people had no way to vote these officials out, then yes, that would be tyrannical.
But no, just because the government doesn't provide you what you want doesn't mean your rights are being violated somehow.
You have the right to live somewhere else. That's what great about the United States. Each state can to a large degree self-govern.
And if Mexican-Americans, Polish-Americans, and Japanese-Americans don't like it, so what? It's not the role of the government to appease every minority.