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I hobbled blankfist because: http://blog.videosift.com/blankfist/Stupid-in-America?loadcomm=1#comment-1311443

These are some of the worst things anyone can call me and I will not ignore it.

I hobbled blankfist because: http://blog.videosift.com/blankfist/Stupid-in-America?loadcomm=1#comment-1311443

These are some of the worst things anyone can call me and I will not ignore it.

I hobbled blankfist because: http://blog.videosift.com/blankfist/Stupid-in-America?loadcomm=1#comment-1311443

These are some of the worst things anyone can call me and I will not ignore it.

>> ^blankfist:

>> ^DerHasisttot:
>> ^blankfist:
I often wondered what Nazis thought of public schools. Finally I can put that aching suspicion to rest.
........ are you seriously calling me a Nazi?

No. But your "culture" was. And in the last 200 years, too.
You should learn about throwing stones in that glass house of yours, SS.

My culture, if one only sees the german aspect, was culturally way more unified (although split up in many countries) over the last 200 years than the USA. Nazis were fewer than 10% of those 200 years. The germanic peoples as a whole are referenced as early as 100 AD.

And because you're such a *---------------------------* and call me a Nazi and then SS I would very much like to see you hobbled as I can't fly over to the USA and *-----------------* personally.

These are words that I would not call anyone unless I was 99& sure that this was their ideology, because it fucking hurts to be called NAZI AND SS if you know anything about history.

>> ^blankfist:

I often wondered what Nazis thought of public schools. Finally I can put that aching suspicion to rest.

........ are you seriously calling me a Nazi?

I studied to become a teacher once, and I do not agree with the conclusions of this video.

Choice in schools is not solving the problem, there will still be areas with bad schools only and therefore children not learning; choice in schools is centralising, not creating equal education for everyone. It works for a small country like Belgium, but not for a country which is spread as thin as the US.
What I've learned from personal experience when studying English and geography and pedagogy to become a teacher, and studying other countries' educational concepts, is a combination of: long and good education for the teachers, in pedagogy, classroom-management, and their subjects; alongside good pay and a long probation-period (2 years +) under elder teachers and federal performance-evaluators.

Plus, there's cultural factors: As we all know from GOP-debates, there is a strong anti-science bias in large areas of USAmerica. And due to the melting-pot/salad-bowl mix of American citizens, there's, brashly put, this.

http://videosift.com/video/The-Walking-Dead-Torn-Apart-A-New-Day-Webisode-1

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I think best would be a giant sack made of a rubber-net.

I must say, that 1970's guy in the picture looks awefully familiar.

Their arms must get tired beating up protesters all day and taking all them bribes.