04-09-2021, 11:46 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-09-2021, 11:48 AM by freeloader.)
(04-08-2021, 11:09 PM)videogamesrock Wrote: Or we could just privatize the entire system. Where those who want to run a small school out of their home have more control. If you have a kid who is disruptive—then little Johnny doesn’t come back. Those who learn will learn, those who don’t won’t ruin it for the rest of the class.
A fully privatized system will always be more efficient and cheaper. The government run system has been a horrendous experiment.
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I like this idea, a lot, actually! We let anybody who wants to run a school run a school. Otherwise would be socialism, right? I am going to start a school and allow kids to watch soft-core porn all day. All I need are a few rooms, some DVD players, and a bunch of boxes of tissues. I will be raking in the dough.
I am concerned about the students who are too disruptive and get turned away from all the schools. I suppose they will have to roam the streets all day. We could, I suppose, set up special jails for them. They would primarily be non-violent, so we wouldn’t need lots of security. Of course, they could go home at night, so they would really only need to be open during the day. And, we would only need a few of these jails in the city, so we probably would have to set up a bus system to bring the kids to jail. We don’t want the kids to bother people on the city buses, so we should have separate buses for the kids. The buses should probably be brightly colored to easily advise passers by that they are carrying children/inmates. And, we can’t just let them watch soft-core porn all day (that’s what my school is for, after all). We should probably hire guards who have a background in child psychology and related subject matter, to allow them to better control the children/inmates. I suppose we could also let kids who don’t want to spend all day rubbing them out come to this specialized jail. Trouble is, we really will have to do something with the kids. Child labor laws make putting them to work virtually impossible. We could try to teach them skills, but videogamesrock, font of all knowledge and wisdom, says that doesn’t work! He speaks loudly with definite statements and zero supporting evidence, so, he must be right!
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