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I suppose Moe thinks everyone should drive cadilacs and eat filet for dinner. Socialists. ![]() |
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Most people do look at the school district when they buy their home. They also look at the current tax burden. Also, once their children are out of school, do you expect them to be the good hearted person and vote yes for the kid down the street?
It is called being realistic. Over the long run, I may give yout argument consideration. People must be mobile enough to move to different school districts if their neighbors don't support the school. Budget problems can come up quickly over the short run. Also, moving is much more expensive than the additional tax burden, especially when you look at a difference of 10-20% in home value by crossing a road to get into a different district vs what may be 5% increase on a much smaller annual payment. Often it isn't feasable. |
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It would be difficult to implement and eliminating it would be inequitable. You pay for education through years of property taxes, maybe 500-1000 bucks a year. Privatising it would place an enourmous burden on a young couple who is stretched to make a house payment, stretched to provide for the kids, and would be further stretched to pay 5 times as much for their kids to go to school. Also, you would have the problem of couples who paid in taxes for only a few years, their kids are out of school, and they would cease paying off what they have used.
The system is only currently unfair for those who do not have the average 2.5 kids. |
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"While many regions of the world offer great oil opportunities, the Middle East with two thirds of the world’s oil and the lowest cost, is still where the prize ultimately lies, even though companies are anxious for greater access there, progress continues to be slow."- Dick Cheney, 1999 "Even more significant than the numbers is the perception of risk among workers..."- Harvard law professor Paul Weiler |
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Not everyone needs an education. Most of the education dollars are wasted on those who dont need it. Why do you need a PhD to flip burgers, bring me and TDA a round of Becks beer at our table, slide down the pole on stage or to clean our hotel bed sheets?
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Who gets a PHD in High School?
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Do you realize your proposal punishes 5 and 6 year old children? Can you honestly look at a 6 year old who comes from a poor family, look at him or her face to face and say sorry kid, I don't think you deserve to go to school because your parents are poor. You're bound to a life of poverty, and that's just too bad for you. When they tell you they wanted to be a doctor you're going to reply "That's nice, you should have been born rich, maybe it would have happened" I can't honestly believe that's how you truly feel. |
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