You shouldn't be forced to go to school by law.
Forcing kids that don't want to be in school to attend causes:
Bullying
Wasted resources tracking kids
Distracting those who want to learn
@basedbagel education should be privatized, otherwise it’s just glorified daycare.
I'm convinced that the system is fucked like this on purpose to provide shadow welfare in the form of teaching jobs.
@basedbagel yeah fuck the teachers unions, nobody seems to actually care about the kids.
In your typical anime it seems as if kids can just take time off, go home, or just drop out to become NEETs for extended periods of time. I wonder if that's actually true.
I'd like to think that's true but I'm not sure.
At my school kids basically dropped in. They didn't participate and just slide by because they couldn't leave.
It's really a waste of time as research kids could have learned a trade after middle school and been better off
@basedbagel @UncleIroh The school system only cares about pleasing the local and state government, they don’t actually care about teaching kids actual real life skills. Passing kids as opposed to failing them makes the schools appear much better than they actually are, it’s really sad.
Education is one of those fundamental issues that divides politics with bright lines. Look at the picture below to see why.
It literally divides Modern Conservatism from so-called Paleo-Conservatism, which can be summarized as Globalist/OpenBorders vs TradCon. And surprise surprise, Jews play the major role in that divide (https://en.wikipedia.org//wiki/Neoconservatism_and_paleoconservatism).
Start by abolishing the Dept of Education and all federal control. Then we can talk.
That chart was very helpful as the paleo-conservative thing always confused me.
I agree the dept. of education has to go. Private education may not be perfect but at least it's fixable unlike what we have now.
I agree the Jews did play a role in that. I'm well aware the Jew is at the top of the hierarchy here. I just don't think they act any different from any other group with power.
Objectively you're wrong. Jewish ethics towards out-groups have proven beyond question to be uniquely coercive and destructive. It is what it is.
Beyond the normal human proclivity for deception and self-interest, no other group comes close to their record.
You might be Jewish yourself, I don't care, but there have always been a tiny minority of Jews who are based and honest enough to recognize their unique role in repeated events like these.
>Where you see a uniquely Jewish problem, I just see human nature.
They are a unique people. I don't believe in universalism or equality, I believe in reflecting back what people give out.
> Jews are winning now so it's easy to point fingers at them.
It's not easy to point fingers at Jews, they disallow it. The better question is why?
The thing ties both your points together is ignorance of the facts.
> Case and point: I STOOD ALONE on this vax. I GUARANTEE you if I was Jewish that would not be the case.
As did I, and probably some Jews too.
> I'm never going to hate a group of people for acting in their best interest.
A lazy straw man. I don't hate Jews and I've told you that before. But I do find their out-group ethics repulsive and indefensible.
You make good points but I don't like when people give a certain group such power as if they did something superhuman.
it reminds me of how black people always complain about how whites are inherently evil because of how they treated other races CENTURIES ago.
Only to find out when the tables turned they did the SAME shit they hated the whites for in South Africa.
Just because a group is on top doesn't make them special or evil.
Every group has it's time.
> I don't like when people give a certain group such power as if they did something superhuman.
I neither pedestalize nor demonize Jews. As I keep saying, they are what they are. It's your universalist defaults that insist you treat them with the same trust and license you would with a person that shares your same cultural ethic. They don't.
But it's all good I'm open minded and I'm gonna read 200 years together this weekend and I'll report back if I change my mind.
Good.
The last thing I'll say as an example: You wouldn't extend the same levels of trust to a psychopath than to a normal person. That would be foolish.
You don't have to hate the psychopath, or love them. You just have to acknowledge what they are and adjust your behavior accordingly. It's that simple.
Note: I am NOT labelling Jews psychopaths, I'm simply using the distinction to make the point as clear as possible.
Fair enough. I'll look into it as I see your point.
I came from normie socials and had NO IDEA anti-semitic sentiments existed.
I came here to shitpost and talk with like minds and was bombarded by jootards, neonazis and pedos on all sides on every topic
So you could imagine my malaise on the topic of jews.
I think we see the same things, we just have different solutions. I respect that but IMO we don't have the numbers to debate the small stuff.
There's a shit-ton of receipts. Some of them visible, some intentionally obscurred or buried.
Race realism is a redpill all by itself that few get around to, even by those who have taken the feminist redpill. That's because it goes hard against our default ethics of (Protestant Christian) universalism.
But as I keep saying, redpill doesn't = hate. I don't hate women, jews, blacks, whites, asians. After a period of redpill rage, I accept that we are what we are.
I agree, I don't even hate the jootards. As much as they frustrate me, I just wish they would put 1st things 1st.
Jews wouldn't be a big deal IMO without women's rights, but that's all they focus on and it's annoying.
@UncleIroh @I_AmTheKnight
Where you see a uniquely Jewish problem, I just see human nature.
Jews are winning now so it's easy to point fingers at them.
Jews are not superhuman, they just have common sense, strong in group bias and similar values.
It's critical to demystify people.
Case and point: I STOOD ALONE on this vax. I GUARANTEE you if I was Jewish that would not be the case.
I'm never going to hate a group of people for acting in their best interest.