You selectively and dishonestly quoted Walensky, and failed to offer any proof of a vaccinated person passing on the virus at the time she said that, emphasizing that the data at the time she made that statement suggested a lack of transmission. Sometimes it's asmuch what a person does say as what they do.
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That's a catchy slogan: Anti-vaxxers are just sickYikes. This guy beat to death his dad for getting the vaccine. Anti Vaxxers are just sick people
'Stop, you are killing me,' dad pleads during Wellington son's fatal attack, deputies say
A 44-year-old man accused of violently attacking and killing his father was deemed by a longtime family friend as a "delusional conspiracy theorist," according to a probable cause affidavit.
Criticizing others’ critical thinking while regurgitating your same evidence free paranoias isn’t persuasive.
The info silos that many on the right have found themselves in have radicalized them against free and fair elections, public education, and vaccines. A large segment of our population just live in this complete alternative reality where Trump won in 2020, teachers and books are abusing children, and vaccines are bad. It’s insane.
It is not radical to want your kids to be able to read and do basic math. In sixth grade in Utah public education only a third of kids can do basic math.
So if kids are struggling with public education then the answer is to be against it?It is not radical to want your kids to be able to read and do basic math. In sixth grade in Utah public education only a third of kids can do basic math.
This is a failure of public education to do its job and there appear to be no plans to do better. I have brought up this statistic repeatedly only for you to dismiss it, claiming I didn't understand something or other. That is how I know public education has no intention of improving. If you can't even admit there is a problem, there is no solving the problem. Instead you complain about being prohibited from giving pornographic materials to elementary aged children.
I agree with much of what you wrote but I think the answer is to have the options of trying a different solution and compare the results to determine how to best raise the child into a productive member of society. Public education statistically does a far better job of maintaining its monopoly over taxpayer money to discourage solution comparisons than it does of educating children.
Fair but what do you propose?
Scores have been declining since 2012, IIRC. Your own graph indicates a dip in 2021, then a return to the previous decline rate.
Problems related to the same boring arguments you’ve made against public education have already been explained to you multiple times. Ways to improve public education have also been explained to you multiple times. Unsurprisingly to anyone familiar with your low character and partisan identity, you put your head in the sand and continue to argue in bad faith to promote your radical and unrealistic political and ideological beliefs.It is not radical to want your kids to be able to read and do basic math. In sixth grade in Utah public education only a third of kids can do basic math.
This is a failure of public education to do its job and there appear to be no plans to do better. I have brought up this statistic repeatedly only for you to dismiss it, claiming I didn't understand something or other. That is how I know public education has no intention of improving. If you can't even admit there is a problem, there is no solving the problem. Instead you complain about being prohibited from giving pornographic materials to elementary aged children.
Radical and unrealistic beliefs such as expecting more than a third of kids going through the system to be able to read and do basic math.
School vouchers. The government sets aside money from taxes to educate children. In almost all of the United States, that collected tax money goes to public school districts which distribute it to the schools in the district even if you don't send your kid to the public school. With a voucher system, you get to direct that money to whatever school you choose. Sending your kid to a private school can be no cost to you because the tax money collected to pay for educating your kid would go to the private school. It is freedom to find the best solution for your kid.
It sounds like we agree that it is a systemic problem, and I don't see it being solved anytime soon as the problem refuses to admit there is a problem. At least it puts a little money in your pocket as concerned parents know they can't trust the public system to adequately teach their kids to do math. I am at the same time sad you need to fill the role you do and happy you are there to fill it. I don't see need for your services diminishing anytime soon.
nice job of knocking down that straw man (about the only thing you ever succeed at on this website). Yep. That’s exactly the radical and unrealistic beliefs I was referring to. You got it.
I was giving you the benefit of the doubt. Your other outrage is over teachers being barred from giving pornographic material to children, which you refer to as “banning books”. Tell us all again how you’re in education but haven’t been around minors for several years.
One theory that I am inclined to agree with is the prevalence of screen time in the home. Schools can't fix that.
As long as private schools refuse to serve the entire public, they don't deserve public funding.
