About Wisconsin

PS: I don't endorse the proposals to end collective bargaining rights.

If you're going to post dissent, I ask that you do so after watching the entire video.

Last vid:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWaCL_naQdk&feature=channel_video_title

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[Giodude93]

As I understand it, the real issue is the ending of collective bargaining rights. I'm pretty sure that's what upsets people more than anything else.

[AntiBullshitMan]

Whipping out Nazi cliches to argue your point? You have to be a plant pretending to be an anti-statist to reinforce all the nagative stereotypes about them.

Yes, all state law is analogous to auschwitz. You have figured it out.

Have fun not being taken seriously in any political debate you attempt injecting yourself in that's outside your little YT cult. Though I'm sure you're used to it by now.

[chorizo1337]

@AntiBullshitMan oh yeah those trains going to auschwitz, how dare you not be exempt by that law thats not going away anytime soon!

[AntiBullshitMan]

"your just another statheist"

Keep parroting your little meme trend-setters. You totally don't come off like a brainwashed drone for it, at all!

But yeah your post reads like one made with the intention of parodying typical stateless enthusiasts.

"how dare you think I need to pay for a VAT"

How dare she not exempt YOU from a law that's not going away anytime soon. The nerve!! RAWRR!

And now for something rational:

antibullshitman.blogspot.com/2­010/10/illegitimacy-of-godstat­e-analogy.html

[chorizo1337]

@ZOMGitsCriss cris, your just another statheist, a socialist who stopped worshipping god and started worshipping the state, how dare you think I need to pay for a VAT

[Ramiromasters]

I think what is even more impressive is that nobody said anything about the tomahawk missiles shot on Libya costing 1 Million dollars each, at 50k a year salary you could pay 1 teacher 20 years with one missile, some news said over 300 missiles have been shot.

[Pentazoid111]

Perhaps teachers they do. owever,what makes you think that public school teachers most have to play that role for the majority of the population? There are plenty of teachers online who don't have a formal degreeand that do have a degree, I delivering their pedagogical methods to people fore free. Just the other day, A kid presented an effective way to do any digit multiplication(/watch?v=JcZsN3­b-BvU&feature=channel_video_ti­tle) that doesn't involved memorizing but did not learn this in school

[Pentazoid111]

"There are plenty of assholes making shit loads of money by delivering useless crap products and exploiting workers. I see no point in ragging on teachers, out of all things." There are also plenty of teachers distributing inaccurate information to there students. Ever heard of the book, lies my teachers told me? This book documents many historical and economic inaccuracies that are often presented in popular textbooks. At least with the internet, you can discern between good info and bad info.

[Pentazoid111]

"And I'm all for finding solutions to IMPROVE public education (like a money motivator)" The problem is , we have been throwing money at public schools for about forty years and yet the test cscores remain stagnant. District of Columbia has a pretty high student expenditure, yet they rank the lowest in education. The united states has one of the highest student expenditures in the world, yet ranks the lowest in general academic performance compared to all the oecd nations.

[Pentazoid111]

"highly motivated-on-their-own kids represent a small fraction of ALLkids"I don't believed this claim.I think all children are motivated to learn.Learning and curiosity begins the moment we are bornand continues to grow and developed as we grow into children and eventually into adults.Learning and curiosity are notsuddenly expressed in us the moment we attend school. The problem is, children are not encourageto pursue their own self-interests but rather push 2 learn subjects they dont care about