Jan 19, 2011 at 1:51 PM
Yep, sounds like public education.
Education is very important; this is why I don’t want the government playing teacher. I mean, honestly, all other criticisms of public schools aside, how do we expect to have a nation of people capable of examining government policy with in-depth critical thought if they are educated by that same government? There’s uhh…there’s a bit of an inherent bias there.
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