Things that made you laugh today (Political Version)

[Parkbandit]

Considering students have been back in school for over a year and a lot of Texas counties never went remote at all? None. Great attempt at an excuse for shitty administration of schools in Texas.

Shitty schools are all over the country.. it's not a Texas issue, it's a country issue.

We just keep throwing good money at the problem... when the problem is a corrupt system by corrupt teacher unions and a Department of "Education" that doesn't give a shit about the actual education of students.

School choice.

[Methais]

Considering students have been back in school for over a year and a lot of Texas counties never went remote at all? None. Great attempt at an excuse for shitty administration of schools in Texas.

So weird how you don't have jack shit to say about Baltimore. Well not really, because your piece-of-shittery is extremely predictable.

But let's try again anyway.

Your thoughts on this?

23 Baltimore schools have zero students proficient in math, per state test results

[Suppressed Poet]

The State of Texas must be pissing in Seran’s Cheerios or something.

[Methais]

The State of Texas must be pissing in Seran’s Cheerios or something.

I doubt it, but only because that's Seran's fetish.

[drumpel]

Shitty schools are all over the country.. it's not a Texas issue, it's a country issue.

We just keep throwing good money at the problem... when the problem is a corrupt system by corrupt teacher unions and a Department of "Education" that doesn't give a shit about the actual education of students.

School choice.

I can agree with that. Had a superintendent in my school district that was arrested by the FBI for embezzling money. Folks can't seem to get enough money that isn't theirs to begin with.

[Seran]

You know what fixes shitty schools and corrupt teacher unions?

School choice.

That's a fine deflection, completely incorrect, but creative. Know why fixes student grades? Students being taught lessons and given ample study time in lieu of being forced to work as indentured servants for their parents. Students failing and pour performance is the symptom of shitty hiring practices and oversized classrooms due to lack of proper management by their school district and lack of supervision of their Texas board of education.

[Parkbandit]

That's a fine deflection, completely incorrect, but creative. Know why fixes student grades? Students being taught lessons and given ample study time in lieu of being forced to work as indentured servants for their parents. Students failing and pour performance is the symptom of shitty hiring practices and oversized classrooms due to lack of proper management by their school district and lack of supervision of their Texas board of education.

I do not "know why fixes students grades."

But can you show me where Texas is forcing students to work? Should be in the law text somewhere.. since you've stated it twice now.

Just show us all where the State of Texas forces 12-14 year olds to work.

Also, "Students failing and pour performance" was just the cherry on your retard sundae post.

Thank you for always entertaining me.. my little Retard Champion.

[Suppa Hobbit Mage]

pour performance

Pour performance, is that pouring the whiskey and beers in the gulags they work in? What is a good pour? I'll ask my bartender next time I'm there, and if there is a scale A-F.

I'm sure recent school performance has nothing to do with being shuttered during covid like to contend.

[Seran]

I do not "know why fixes students grades."

But can you show me where Texas is forcing students to work? Should be in the law text somewhere.. since you've stated it twice now.

Just show us all where the State of Texas forces 12-14 year olds to work.

Also, "Students failing and pour performance" was just the cherry on your retard sundae post.

Thank you for always entertaining me.. my little Retard Champion.

The whole "by there parents" really escaped your reading comprehension there, didn't it buddy? Texas does enable it though, given the age of compilatory attendance for primary education in that state is one of the lowest in the nation at 14.

[Suppa Hobbit Mage]

The whole "by there parents" really escaped your reading comprehension there, didn't it buddy? Texas does enable it though, given the age of compilatory attendance for primary education in that state is one of the lowest in the nation at 14.

Did you mean their? Moron. Government schooling failed you.