Poll

Question

Free market
14 (50%)
Govt controlled
2 (7.1%)
Mixed (comment)
12 (42.9%)

Total Members Voted: 28

Author Topic: Free market or govt controlled economy?  (Read 4209 times)

I'm for a limited market.

Competition is one thing, but business practices and sizes should be regulated to allow for maximum healthy competition.

Free market. forget taxes.

How will government programs like Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, and our public school system survive without taxes? It's enough that many already get tax subsidies.

I very strongly disagree. The reason dchool exists is to
A) Give people the knowledge to function in society and
B) Technological and scientific progress.
Strictly speaking, one of the biggest reasons schools exist in the United States is to make people literate so that they can vote. What you said is important too though.

How will government programs like Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, and our public school system survive without taxes? It's enough that many already get tax subsidies.
We don't need any of those things.

If they're too poor to afford living, then they shouldn't live.

"You're poor just kill yourself now"

"You're poor just kill yourself now"
b/c that's what i said

b/c that's what i said

You said if people are poor and cant afford living they shouldnt live.

What else would you mean by "shouldnt live"

You said if people are poor and cant afford living they shouldnt live.

What else would you mean by "shouldnt live"
they should find a way to not be poor

they should find a way to not be poor

getting out of poverty isnt exactly easy

How will government programs like Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, and our public school system survive without taxes? It's enough that many already get tax subsidies.
privatize EVERYTHING



they should find a way to not be poor
yeah, and why dont cancer ridden patients just find a way to... not have cancer?

its possible to get out of poverty but its hard, although you probably havent ever had to live as lower class so you wouldnt understand the difficulty in getting out of it

nonnel, are you and kearn related?

Instead of adding gifted classes, we should be adding more programs for the disabled. If they were so gifted, then they could compete with regular performing kids. Gifted classes are props for parents.
Gifted classes are a good thing in school because they aren't slowed the forget down and put to the "average level". People need those classes. They are gifted. They have gifts. They excel so much that they are put into classes that fit with their academic level.

Putting gifted children back into the average people group would be loving stupid as hell because you are throttling someone's academic thinking. It is like saying: "All super cars have to have the model of a loving Camry, but their engines can be the same! *wispers* it's just for the average cars!"

Also, giving people who literally cannot help society (in a large way), people like autistic and other extremely mental conditions, more budget to make them seem "normal" is an idiotic move.
1) It is stupid because it is worthless.
2) It is stupid because there are more academically "gifted" or "excelled" people in Honor or AP classes.
3) Spending money for a loss cause.

I'm not trying to seem mean, but we don't need "special" people seem normal (which can't happen, unless we give them a pill that cures their disorders/diseases). We most definitely need more courses at an earlier level that pushes kids harder, because we cannot have people who walk around not doing homework and/or not benefiting society. It is utter and complete bullstuff to even put out the notion that we should push back kids who are gifted in order to give more money to aid the disabled.

TL;DR:

If you ever think that gifted people should be held back in order to be 1) put into the same classes as the regularly performing kids "because they can compete with regular kids" and 2) put out the notion that we don't need any more gifted classes, just programs for the mentally disabled, you need to sit the forget down and think.

Too long; didn't read the "too long; didn't read" section:

If you think like what I quoted you need to fix your thinking complex and notice just because you are a regular doesn't give you the viewpoint of the kids in Honors/AP:
Classes for the kids who excel are not for the parents. It is for the kids you dumb dumb.
« Last Edit: July 31, 2014, 07:52:25 PM by Swat 3 »