Hello "Guest", whoever you are. . . .

If you don't like the threads in here, just start one you do like, OK.

I have to just disagree here. I don't see many fat Mexicans or illegals around me, at least not on the same scale as the fat whites.

Yes, it is the lard. Usually melted into fries, dripping off the bu(r)ggers. And yes, most Mexican food I know is pretty greasy, too. Probably just not enough of it in the cupboards when there's fifteen illegals camping in a three-room apartment/house, where one of the "rooms" is a toilet.


Welfare state/government services today are producing the same results we got when we rounded up all those self-sustaining native Americans and put them on reservations and promised to feed them.

Today's "Reservations" are the metropolitan "corrals" surrounded by wildland "corridors" including National Parks and Monuments, Recreation Areas, Wilderness and "Wilderness Study" areas. The rural areas are deliberately being squeezed by fiscal policies inimical to American agriculture, mining, ranching, forestry. . . . . one of these days the cheap foreign Ag imports just won't be coming in anymore, and nobody will know how to grow their own tomatos.

Whites are now the new wave of inductees into the Great American Gulag.

Have you ever walked the halls of a tax building? Fixing the fat problem is as easy as firing all goverment workers.

I agree that it is an unsustainable culture to pay government employees better than comparable private positions. But they have to do it to get the loyalty to top-down governance. If they didn't, too many reasonable people would spill the beans on government waste and inefficiency and plain stupidity if not uselessness. Not to mention second thoughts about the system.

What industry does that happen in?

Maybe not in some niches in the education industry. Clearly, some private schools pay for and get some of the best teachers, and make very good use of them. . . . and are able to get very high prices on the open market from parents who can pay for it.

But I think BLM officials have better salaries than cowboys, while not actually producing any marketable product. Private landholders are certainly more productive with the resources they control.

A lot of government agencies impacting various industries are basically anti-productive, and draw salaries and benefits that are quite lucrative compared to the workers in the private sector.

I bet if the education industry were privatized, our taxes would go down and the product would be improved, and the teachers' salaries would probably go down too. Well, except for maybe the teachers who specialized in on-line teaching formats, who could probably by sheer efficiency actually earn a very good living.

At the elementary and secondary level, public schools must accept all students. Even those who are expelled (a much higher bar at a school whose mission is to educate every child, instead of those who can meet behavioral requirements) need to have a place to go. Thus, teaching in a public school is not comparable; you are teaching a different group of kids from those in private schools.



So far, the overall effects of privitazation have been neutral with regard to educaiton achievement and cost.

I think liberals are ruining the country whether they are fat, ugly, alcoholics, sluts, or jerkwads (most are all of those).

As for the poor poor government schools having to take all students. Private/Religious schools don't have to take all students, but they rarely deny anyone and they actually teach them how to read.
The simple fact that parents and students know the kid can be kicked out (no bureaucratic nonsense) corrects most behavior right off the bat.

The deny kids that have been expelled before. They deny kids with criminal issues. Kids get expelled much more quickly. Further, because almost every parent is committing either money or service, the parents communicate this this to their children in various ways (even if indirectly), and the kids bgehave accordingly, for the most part.



Indeed, and in no small part by discouraging parents who don't care about making their kids behave, and therefore don't want to throw away money.