SS: That’s how effective our taxpayer dollars get spent. Will the gravy train come to an end soon?
Imaginary_Unit5109 on
This is the thing with the gop and shit. They say dept of education is failing and underfund it. Then it get worst because it underfunded then push to end it.
If the dept of education is not doing well. You do not kill it or cut funding you give more funding and find out way to make improve education. Things that help poor people they want to fully cut it from the government. But paths that give rich people money they fully support. they love those handouts.
Icy_Claim4807 on
rockefeller education/indoctrination system is a blight on our country’s youth since its inception. When it’s finally abolished we will see a rise in consciousness
valschermjager on
It could mean that a Dept of Education at the federal government level is counter-productive.
Could be that education is best when it’s left in the control of communities and local boards, and not big bad Feds.
SirBuckFutter on
I always felt like school was just a prison for children when I was a kid. Then when I got to high school, they implemented metal detectors and uniforms… I immediately begged for home school.
Odd_Turnover_4464 on
The track system is alive an well. There was never any intention other than elimanting critical thinking
GaryOak7 on
This is the most educated generation in human history. The problem is, the more accessible information is the more confusion surfaces.
There’s an endless path of ideas and ideologies on the internet. All the way from lizard people and shape shifters to Jesus returned in the 1800s and the world already ended.
Th3_Admiral_ on
The country is also filled with brilliant educated people. By your boomer meme logic, I guess that also means the Department of Education is working. What a conundrum!
M0ebius_1 on
I don’t know. That sounds extremely easy to argue agaisnt.
What are you struggling with?
Oldmanwaffle on
The elite just want to eliminate critical thinking skills, while continuing to push manipulative misinformation on the general public to keep us infighting over a nonexistent culture war. They commit real conspiracies while we’re busy being divided and conquered. We’ve become conditioned little consumer drones, that say “yes daddy” when they put their boots on our necks.
HappyKrud on
This presents no conspiracy. It’s just a political gotcha meme. Can you at least provide a body of text that expands into the conspiracy instead of letting the comments do the heavy lifting for you?
LifesARiver on
The US department of Ed has been hostile to education since Reagan.
gumbril on
Maybe the gop consistently cutting funding to education and healthcare and infrastructure over the last 50 years has something to do with this?
There is a reason red states have become shithole states that need to be subsidized by the blue states.
MortgageDizzy9193 on
I’ve been to public schools outside of the country and in this country. No amount of money will fix the problems we have in the US. The problem here is apathy from: students, teachers, parents, administrators, governments, everything from the bottom to the top. Standards are to the ground, kids just want to be on Tik Tok all day and be Tik Tok celebrities, and by the time that, if they decide to go to college, they’re not prepared even a bit and are taking remedial classes that set them back many years. It’s societal problem much more than a money problem. I don’t see any pushes from this administration or anyone to actually increase standards.
Easy__Mark on
Starve the beast strategy worked
MolecCodicies on
it’s working as designed. It’s designed to make people dumber.
rudenewjerk on
Why didn’t Trump fix it during his first term?
whipsmartmcoy on
The dept. of education’s job isn’t to literally educate people. That’s a school’s job.
The problem isn’t education, it’s critical thinking and attention span.
Critical thinking can be taught to a degree, which is why I am very pro higher education, because that is one thing that if not taught directly, will be typically be required to complete more advanced classes.
It should, however, be taught early and often in middle and elementary school, which i think, would solve many of our countries problems over the course of years.
Problem is, neither party wants you thinking critically. They want to distract you with one hand while they steal your money with the other. A tactic I think that the right has gotten sufficiently better at as of late, especially with emotionally charged and inflammatory language meant to stimulate the fear response in the amygdala, which inherently limits higher level reasoning.
NeutronHopscotch on
Yes. I feel the same way… but there’s a critical nuance you’re missing.
Imagine you’re unimaginably wealthy, and your goal is to kill government so you can carve up its corpse for profit. How would you do it?
You’d rot it from within. You’d bankroll corrupt & incompetent politicians at every level until the government became a joke.
Once the public believes nothing works, they’ll *beg* for the privatization you planned in the first place. And that’s when you cash in.
The smartest play? Start with education. Make people too uninformed to see the setup.
Now they’re angry enough to know things are broken, but not wise enough to see who broke them, or why, or what trap they’re about to walk into.
That’s how power wins. Quietly. Repeatedly.
Just like Democrats were fooled into fighting Big Pharma’s war against freedom in ~2021, Republicans are fooled into selling off public institutions and public lands in the name of profit, only to end up paying more for less and worse.
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There’s no easy solution for what we face. You’re right that schools are broken, but it’s intentional.
In most states, schools are used to coerce people into injecting their children with harmful substances that make them dull and apathetic. Autism.
Vaccine adverse events aren’t the exception, they’re the norm. If you think of autism as a sliding scale between 0 and 100, everyone who takes those vaccines is 1 or above… We are all brain damaged, not to mention the long-term harm they cause which ensures most of us don’t live much longer than we can work…
Meanwhile, we work our entire lives away so a few can have all the power and wealth, which they use against us to further reinforce this system for their own gain, which brings us back to the original point:
They broke the education system so people would be dumb enough privatize it.
Il_Capitano_DickBag on
The BSOD happened because that was a stupid fucking question
arnoldinho82 on
Lemme say it again – public education only developed to provide cogs for the growing administrative state. With that need met, it was no longer required for the state to function; you only needed *enough* workers to be literate, not all of them. Now, the bureaucracy is highly efficient (at what it actually does, not what they tell us it’s supposed to do), and AI will provide the necessary paper shuffling and reporting to maintain it. Hence, public education can be discarded.
As a 10 yr vet teacher, I can affirm the truth of „the purpose of a system is what it does.“
CitizenLohaRune on
No, rather I think it means the republican party has succeeded.
And no, I am not defending the dems.
Gh0stface513 on
Robot
NaturalBornRebel on
The issue with education is certainty. It should be that the more we learn the more we realize we don’t know much of anything. Yet our education system teaches that we know everything with almost absolute certainty. Education has become a religion.
FistoftheSouthStar on
Each state has their own education standards. Some higher than others as you have proven by this post. The dept. of education deals with federal education law.
Ajax444 on
There is no way to fix the education system because you’re talking about a service for human beings, who have varying degrees of learning abilities, varying ways that they are better at learning, varying speeds at which they can learn, and self-aware, so they can choose to excel or coast through doing the minimum, or just give up.
Just because you have 80 kids in “x” square miles that are all the same age does not mean you can throw them in 4 classrooms and make them go at the same pace.
Half the things they teach them, they don’t need. Some of the stuff they really need isn’t even taught. Some of them can’t even afford breakfast, but we expect them to sit in class and pay attention. They prey on each other. Some of them even take it so far as to end other people’s lives.
How do you fix something that was never not broken?
Kill-it-itsdifferent on
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SS: That’s how effective our taxpayer dollars get spent. Will the gravy train come to an end soon?
This is the thing with the gop and shit. They say dept of education is failing and underfund it. Then it get worst because it underfunded then push to end it.
If the dept of education is not doing well. You do not kill it or cut funding you give more funding and find out way to make improve education. Things that help poor people they want to fully cut it from the government. But paths that give rich people money they fully support. they love those handouts.
rockefeller education/indoctrination system is a blight on our country’s youth since its inception. When it’s finally abolished we will see a rise in consciousness
It could mean that a Dept of Education at the federal government level is counter-productive.
Could be that education is best when it’s left in the control of communities and local boards, and not big bad Feds.
I always felt like school was just a prison for children when I was a kid. Then when I got to high school, they implemented metal detectors and uniforms… I immediately begged for home school.
The track system is alive an well. There was never any intention other than elimanting critical thinking
This is the most educated generation in human history. The problem is, the more accessible information is the more confusion surfaces.
There’s an endless path of ideas and ideologies on the internet. All the way from lizard people and shape shifters to Jesus returned in the 1800s and the world already ended.
The country is also filled with brilliant educated people. By your boomer meme logic, I guess that also means the Department of Education is working. What a conundrum!
I don’t know. That sounds extremely easy to argue agaisnt.
What are you struggling with?
The elite just want to eliminate critical thinking skills, while continuing to push manipulative misinformation on the general public to keep us infighting over a nonexistent culture war. They commit real conspiracies while we’re busy being divided and conquered. We’ve become conditioned little consumer drones, that say “yes daddy” when they put their boots on our necks.
This presents no conspiracy. It’s just a political gotcha meme. Can you at least provide a body of text that expands into the conspiracy instead of letting the comments do the heavy lifting for you?
The US department of Ed has been hostile to education since Reagan.
Maybe the gop consistently cutting funding to education and healthcare and infrastructure over the last 50 years has something to do with this?
There is a reason red states have become shithole states that need to be subsidized by the blue states.
I’ve been to public schools outside of the country and in this country. No amount of money will fix the problems we have in the US. The problem here is apathy from: students, teachers, parents, administrators, governments, everything from the bottom to the top. Standards are to the ground, kids just want to be on Tik Tok all day and be Tik Tok celebrities, and by the time that, if they decide to go to college, they’re not prepared even a bit and are taking remedial classes that set them back many years. It’s societal problem much more than a money problem. I don’t see any pushes from this administration or anyone to actually increase standards.
Starve the beast strategy worked
it’s working as designed. It’s designed to make people dumber.
Why didn’t Trump fix it during his first term?
The dept. of education’s job isn’t to literally educate people. That’s a school’s job.
The problem isn’t education, it’s critical thinking and attention span.
Critical thinking can be taught to a degree, which is why I am very pro higher education, because that is one thing that if not taught directly, will be typically be required to complete more advanced classes.
It should, however, be taught early and often in middle and elementary school, which i think, would solve many of our countries problems over the course of years.
Problem is, neither party wants you thinking critically. They want to distract you with one hand while they steal your money with the other. A tactic I think that the right has gotten sufficiently better at as of late, especially with emotionally charged and inflammatory language meant to stimulate the fear response in the amygdala, which inherently limits higher level reasoning.
Yes. I feel the same way… but there’s a critical nuance you’re missing.
Imagine you’re unimaginably wealthy, and your goal is to kill government so you can carve up its corpse for profit. How would you do it?
You’d rot it from within. You’d bankroll corrupt & incompetent politicians at every level until the government became a joke.
Once the public believes nothing works, they’ll *beg* for the privatization you planned in the first place. And that’s when you cash in.
The smartest play? Start with education. Make people too uninformed to see the setup.
Now they’re angry enough to know things are broken, but not wise enough to see who broke them, or why, or what trap they’re about to walk into.
That’s how power wins. Quietly. Repeatedly.
Just like Democrats were fooled into fighting Big Pharma’s war against freedom in ~2021, Republicans are fooled into selling off public institutions and public lands in the name of profit, only to end up paying more for less and worse.
–
There’s no easy solution for what we face. You’re right that schools are broken, but it’s intentional.
In most states, schools are used to coerce people into injecting their children with harmful substances that make them dull and apathetic. Autism.
Vaccine adverse events aren’t the exception, they’re the norm. If you think of autism as a sliding scale between 0 and 100, everyone who takes those vaccines is 1 or above… We are all brain damaged, not to mention the long-term harm they cause which ensures most of us don’t live much longer than we can work…
Meanwhile, we work our entire lives away so a few can have all the power and wealth, which they use against us to further reinforce this system for their own gain, which brings us back to the original point:
They broke the education system so people would be dumb enough privatize it.
The BSOD happened because that was a stupid fucking question
Lemme say it again – public education only developed to provide cogs for the growing administrative state. With that need met, it was no longer required for the state to function; you only needed *enough* workers to be literate, not all of them. Now, the bureaucracy is highly efficient (at what it actually does, not what they tell us it’s supposed to do), and AI will provide the necessary paper shuffling and reporting to maintain it. Hence, public education can be discarded.
As a 10 yr vet teacher, I can affirm the truth of „the purpose of a system is what it does.“
No, rather I think it means the republican party has succeeded.
And no, I am not defending the dems.
Robot
The issue with education is certainty. It should be that the more we learn the more we realize we don’t know much of anything. Yet our education system teaches that we know everything with almost absolute certainty. Education has become a religion.
Each state has their own education standards. Some higher than others as you have proven by this post. The dept. of education deals with federal education law.
There is no way to fix the education system because you’re talking about a service for human beings, who have varying degrees of learning abilities, varying ways that they are better at learning, varying speeds at which they can learn, and self-aware, so they can choose to excel or coast through doing the minimum, or just give up.
Just because you have 80 kids in “x” square miles that are all the same age does not mean you can throw them in 4 classrooms and make them go at the same pace.
Half the things they teach them, they don’t need. Some of the stuff they really need isn’t even taught. Some of them can’t even afford breakfast, but we expect them to sit in class and pay attention. They prey on each other. Some of them even take it so far as to end other people’s lives.
How do you fix something that was never not broken?
Conspiracy where