Subj : Re: Um...no comment?
To   : Frank Reid
From : Mrproper
Date : Sat Sep 17 2005 02:33 pm

  Re: Re: Um...no comment?
  By: Frank Reid to Finnigann on Sat Sep 17 2005 13:49:00

 >   Re: Re: Um...no comment?
 >   By: Finnigann to Frank Reid on Sat Sep 17 2005 13:57:00
 > 
 >  > Why is your president so against birth control? Seems like that might hel
 >  > limit the size of families. Maybe a drug control program could have helpe
 >  > lso.
 >  >
 >  > Glad to hear about your business doing well. But why would you begrudge o
 >  > from having the educational benefits that might lead to similar success
 >  > tories?
 > 
 > I have no idea why he's opposed to birth control or, quite frankly, that he 
 > at all.  You see I didn't elect him for his morality or his position on soci
 > issues... those have little to do with how I live my life.  You wanna make a
 > big deal about his religion, but it appears you're actually trying to enforc
 > your beliefs on others more than he is on me.  I've never been accosted by
 > anyone representing his administration about wearing a condom, and I don't
 > expect I would be.  Has he encroached into your bedroom?
 > 
 > I have nothing against education... in fact, I think we should mandate it mo
 > effectively.  There's an absolute correlation between the skills learned fro
 > schools and the ability to contribute to society (which, in turn, contribute
 > to one's own self-sufficiency).  I think we should abolish public school
 > entirely, as they have become a cesspool of inadequacy.  Instead, we should
 > earmark all that money to underwrite private enterprise which could compete 
 > our tax dollars based on demonstrated performance and the record of
 > accomplishment.
 > 
 > I also believe in mandatory military service.  The military has a demonstrat
 > record of achievment in helping youths become successful members of society,
 > even after life or personal choice has pointed them down the wrong path.  It
 > no coincidence that a large percentage of successful businessmen or even
 > politicians served in the armed forces.  They establish a work ethic that
 > persists no matter what avenue one chooses in life.
 > 

Why military? our local highschool has created a crime lab/policing class which
gives students hands on education in local policing, csi, etc and the class
actually gives credits towards college, not all public schools are that bad yet
but I do beleive in privatizing the school system.


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