So, Judge Judy's on The Supreme Court, Right? (So say 10% of College Grads)

[AlexVega]

And there will be a call for increases investment in education. Clearly the solution is to terminate everyone in administration and start over.

The problem with education are those in education.

 

[Sean]

And there will be a call for increases investment in education. Clearly the solution is to terminate everyone in administration and start over.

The problem with education are those in education.

What do you do, Jen?

 

[AlexVega]

What do you do, Jen?

Clearly you are suffering but please stay on topic

 

[Sean]

Clearly you are suffering but please stay on topic

What do you do, Jen?

 

[oggbashan]

Only 10%?

Does that mean 90% know she isn't?

No. It doesn't. The report is special pleading for more civics courses which are usually the most boring subject at school.

If US politics wasn't so polarised, more people might understand the political systems of their country.

But the report and statistics are just educationalists wanting more money for easy to teach courses.

It's not just a US phenomenon. British colleges and universities are often told to improve their students' knowledge of the British constitution (more difficult for us because it isn't written down in one place).

Public ignorance, and University students' ignorance, is as unlimited as the number of assholes around in any population. Ignorance and assholes breed like rabbits.

 

[Five_Inch_Heels]

And there will be a call for increases investment in education. Clearly the solution is to terminate everyone in administration and start over.

The problem with education are those in education.

At the very least, eliminate tenure in all forms and make continued employment 'performance based'.

Your students flunk, guess what? So do you!

 

[AlexVega]

At the very least, eliminate tenure in all forms and make continued employment 'performance based'.

Your students flunk, guess what? So do you!

Oh hey now, "Blue" states hate competition and being accountable. Just look at how Sean has stated many times he's not responsible for himself that government is.

I remember in business school reading up on two good leaders. Both solution to keep their companies healthy and growing had a plan. Each year they would take time out to evaluated every employee and the bottom 10% would be terminated.

Can you imagine if Government had such a program?

 

[Sean]

Oh hey now, "Blue" states hate competition and being accountable. Just look at how Sean has stated many times he's not responsible for himself that government is.

I remember in business school reading up on two good leaders. Both solution to keep their companies healthy and growing had a plan. Each year they would take time out to evaluated every employee and the bottom 10% would be terminated.

Can you imagine if Government had such a program?

What do you do, Jen?

 

[richard_daily]

Screw that.

Judge Doom from Roger Rabbit:


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Of course Clarence is a Toon, so ....

Both are still to the left of Scalia.

 

[Five_Inch_Heels]

Both are still to the left of Scalia.

I would be in favor of impeaching Scaley.

 

[richard_daily]

I would be in favor of impeaching Scaley.

Without him having committed a criminal act (such as taking a bribe, which is certainly a possibility with who we're talking about), it's very unlikely that he would be able to be impeached, especially with the current congress.