mal
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Are Liberals Exaggerating the Homeless Problem again?
I Read in the NEA Periodic Rag that's little More than a Extension of the DemocRAT National Committee that comes to my Home that there are 800,000 Homeless Children in America that are Enrolled in School.
In fact, theres something going on with a lot of kids in America. In 2007, nearly 800,000 homeless children were enrolled in public schools
NEA - Cover Story - Address Unknown
Really?
800,000 is almost 1 million.
Almost 1 in 300 Americans is a Homeless Child?
They cant be Serious, can they?
No to mention this is 2007 Data. Unemployment in 2007 was like 5%. Can you Imagine what "Homelessness" is now after the Massive Jobs Losses and Foreclosures?
But these are the same People who give us the Lie that Teachers only make $24,000 a year.
The thing that Concerns me Most is that "Educated" People read "NEAToday"... One would Assume anyway.
Don't they Read a Stat like that and Question it?
Isn't Critical Thinking something that they should be Utilizing on a Daily Basis and Expecting their Students to Utilize also?
Or are they that Driven by Emotion that when they Read an Absurd Stat like that one, that they just get all Weepy and Send the NEA another Contribution after they Fill their Students with Misplaced Guilt for having a Home?
The World may Never Know.
peace...
I Read in the NEA Periodic Rag that's little More than a Extension of the DemocRAT National Committee that comes to my Home that there are 800,000 Homeless Children in America that are Enrolled in School.
In fact, theres something going on with a lot of kids in America. In 2007, nearly 800,000 homeless children were enrolled in public schools
NEA - Cover Story - Address Unknown
Really?
800,000 is almost 1 million.
Almost 1 in 300 Americans is a Homeless Child?
They cant be Serious, can they?
No to mention this is 2007 Data. Unemployment in 2007 was like 5%. Can you Imagine what "Homelessness" is now after the Massive Jobs Losses and Foreclosures?
But these are the same People who give us the Lie that Teachers only make $24,000 a year.
The thing that Concerns me Most is that "Educated" People read "NEAToday"... One would Assume anyway.
Don't they Read a Stat like that and Question it?
Isn't Critical Thinking something that they should be Utilizing on a Daily Basis and Expecting their Students to Utilize also?
Or are they that Driven by Emotion that when they Read an Absurd Stat like that one, that they just get all Weepy and Send the NEA another Contribution after they Fill their Students with Misplaced Guilt for having a Home?
The World may Never Know.
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peace...
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