Billy_Kinetta
Paladin of the Lost Hour
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Damn.
Of course I can. As a one time geodetic surveyor and an original member of the defence mapping agency, DMA , I have a pretty good handle on geography.
Where does it say anything about public education there?
Where does it say anything about public education there?
Most Americans are "educated" in the public system.
Where does it say anything about public education there?
Most Americans are "educated" in the public system.
Was this a poll of high school students?
Where does it say anything about public education there?
Most Americans are "educated" in the public system.
Was this a poll of high school students?
Registered voters.
Where does it say anything about public education there?
Most Americans are "educated" in the public system.
Was this a poll of high school students?
Registered voters.
So it's really got nothing to do with public schools.
Where does it say anything about public education there?
Most Americans are "educated" in the public system.
Was this a poll of high school students?
Registered voters.
So it's really got nothing to do with public schools.
Au contraire, it has everything to do with public schools.
Most Americans are "educated" in the public system.
Was this a poll of high school students?
Registered voters.
So it's really got nothing to do with public schools.
Au contraire, it has everything to do with public schools.
You said it was a poll of registered voters. Did they classify the results according to registered voters who had attended public or private school? Did it indicate how long these registered voters had been out of school? What courses they had taken?
Was this a poll of high school students?
Registered voters.
So it's really got nothing to do with public schools.
Au contraire, it has everything to do with public schools.
You said it was a poll of registered voters. Did they classify the results according to registered voters who had attended public or private school? Did it indicate how long these registered voters had been out of school? What courses they had taken?
Again, it is safe to say that most people in the United States are educated in the public school system.
I knew where Iran was in 4th grade. But then, I didn't go to public schools.
Also, I did not forget where Iran was over the ensuing 58 years.
Registered voters.
So it's really got nothing to do with public schools.
Au contraire, it has everything to do with public schools.
You said it was a poll of registered voters. Did they classify the results according to registered voters who had attended public or private school? Did it indicate how long these registered voters had been out of school? What courses they had taken?
Again, it is safe to say that most people in the United States are educated in the public school system.
I knew where Iran was in 4th grade. But then, I didn't go to public schools.
Also, I did not forget where Iran was over the ensuing 58 years.
Good for you. Here's a sticker.
So, according to your reasoning, everyone who couldn't find Iran on a map went to public schools?
So it's really got nothing to do with public schools.
Au contraire, it has everything to do with public schools.
You said it was a poll of registered voters. Did they classify the results according to registered voters who had attended public or private school? Did it indicate how long these registered voters had been out of school? What courses they had taken?
Again, it is safe to say that most people in the United States are educated in the public school system.
I knew where Iran was in 4th grade. But then, I didn't go to public schools.
Also, I did not forget where Iran was over the ensuing 58 years.
Good for you. Here's a sticker.
So, according to your reasoning, everyone who couldn't find Iran on a map went to public schools?
Literally everyone? No. In the main. Yes.
I don't think geography is taught anymore....
Au contraire, it has everything to do with public schools.
You said it was a poll of registered voters. Did they classify the results according to registered voters who had attended public or private school? Did it indicate how long these registered voters had been out of school? What courses they had taken?
Again, it is safe to say that most people in the United States are educated in the public school system.
I knew where Iran was in 4th grade. But then, I didn't go to public schools.
Also, I did not forget where Iran was over the ensuing 58 years.
Good for you. Here's a sticker.
So, according to your reasoning, everyone who couldn't find Iran on a map went to public schools?
Literally everyone? No. In the main. Yes.
Prove it.
I don't think geography is taught anymore....it's all math and english.
You said it was a poll of registered voters. Did they classify the results according to registered voters who had attended public or private school? Did it indicate how long these registered voters had been out of school? What courses they had taken?
Again, it is safe to say that most people in the United States are educated in the public school system.
I knew where Iran was in 4th grade. But then, I didn't go to public schools.
Also, I did not forget where Iran was over the ensuing 58 years.
Good for you. Here's a sticker.
So, according to your reasoning, everyone who couldn't find Iran on a map went to public schools?
Literally everyone? No. In the main. Yes.
Prove it.
No need. Merely logic and common sense.