Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "Angela Collier "
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They've been trying to undermine, defund, and destroy public education including teacher dignity, teacher unity and teacher control over their working conditions for generations. The right despises public education because they want slaves.
THEY WANT SLAVES. ITS AS SIMPLE AS THAT!!!!!
And by slaves I mean pseudoslaves in the workplace. They want slaves because they demand the right to use human beings as objects to generate mass profit without getting any in return. Slavery is nothing but profit theft and that is what the Right has always been about. All of the racism and race hatreds have been in service to this goal.
YOU CAN'T HAVE SLAVES WITH A STRONG PUBLIC SECTOR. IT DOESN'T WORK. Not when everyone has the same inherent human rights, education rights, housing rights and medical rights as everyone else.
SO THEY'LL TRY TO UNDERMINE AND KILL IT BY DEATH BY A THOUSAND CUTS. This has been their agenda forever.
Naturally this results in overcrowded classrooms, lack of services to vulnerable students, stressed out teachers, stressed out students, and in general an extremely overtaxed and underperforming system.. ALL BY DESIGN!!!!
THIS HAS BEEN THEIR PLAYBOOK FOREVER.
The Right wing is a satanic cult that says the majority of humanity is worthless and inferior to the master race which is white people and business elites, therefore they don't deserve any resources and they should be allowed to perish or be neglected. This of course isn't the fault of government; this is because of their OWN inborn weakness so government intentionally harming or neglecting these population groups is not the cause but simply the effect, it's simply echoing and acknowledging that any resources made available to these inferior groups would simply be wasted so why give them in the first place?? The false logic of these kinds of hate-filled agendas of course is always lost on these types of people.
The Right orgasms itself on self-fulfilling prophecies.
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@andyjin1453 because like it or not, sooner or later we're all connected, one way or another. No man is an island. (Well, few people are)
Whether someone is just a big bad evildoer by nature (I think this is rarely the case but can happen) or because social conditions left one with little choice but to do the so-called "crime", the fact is, a serious crime always affects someone besides its intended or unintended victim. It affects their family and their immediate community, and occasionally those beyond that.
This "me first, I'm the only one that matters" attitude isn't very nice, and it robs us of a sense of social responsibility. Frankly I think it's the moral rot that causes all problems in our society. I hate it, and I'm tired of seeing it.
Wouldn't you rather live in a society where we ALL cared about each other???? Doesn't a sense of community matter to you??
If you don't naturally want an ideal society that gives everyone the best possible opportunities then I say you need to reevaluate yourself. If you matter, then why doesn't everyone else? What makes you so special and everyone else less so?? What you want for yourself should be the right of everyone.
My main question to everyone is why do only "some" lucky people get certain opportunities or benefits??? I'm not referring to special private connections, obviously those are going to vary based on family history and blind luck; I'm referring to those provided by public investment, i.e. government policy.
I'm always shocked that some people so casually accept that THEY deserve all the goodies and opportunities in life but "someone else" out there does not. I find that attitude morally reprehensible but also just kind of stunning. I mean you and I are also "somebodies else" to other people- someone else out there could be saying "I deserve all of these benefits but other people do not", and in this hypothetical case you and I would be those "other people". Do you see what I'm getting at??? If millions of people have this attitude of "me first / screw everyone else / I don't want to be part of a society that gives everyone basic opportunities", how soon before that affects people like you or I????
And like I said if /we/ deserve good things (as I'm sure you believe that you do) then how come everyone else doesn't; what's so special about us?!?
IT'S SIMPLE, EITHER EVERYONE DESERVES THE SAME BASIC OPPORTUNITIES AND SOCIAL INVESTMENT, OR NO ONE DOES. NO ONE IS INHERENTLY BETTER THAN ANY OTHER. It is not right to say that certain demographic groups get all the investment and opportunities and others get next to none and then expect those that were intentionally left out to perform at the same level as everyone else and not have negative socioconomic indicators.
I'M A COMMUNIST. ARE THERE EVERYONE MATTERS, OR NO ONE DOES. THAT'S MY PHILOSOPHY..
It shouldn't be an accident of birth that you get all the special goodies in life. Government should be there to ensure that everyone gets the same generous opportunities and public investment. Whatever ones particular family wants to throw in on top of that that's their business, but the state should be providing generous equal opportunity to all. Ours doesn't do this and that's why I oppose our current government in every form and I want it to be torn down and something better put in its place.
Our current government serves the infinite filthy greed of big business and the rest of us essentially don't matter. I don't agree with this.
We've been raised to believe that selfishness and cold-bloodedness is a virtue and honestly that really grosses me out on every level. That's not the society I want to live in.
It's fine to want good things for ourselves but we should want good things for EVERYONE. Why do other people matter less than we do??? Why do other races matter less than the race we believe ourselves to be a part of (let's not forget that all human DNA is virtually identical so races are mostly a social construct)????
The truth is it's only our singular perspective that makes us believe that by birthright we deserve all the best benefits- what's a random strangers we could just as easily be discounted, the way you casually discounted others just now.
It's not only morally right, it's just logic. Who's to say which deserves the opportunities and the compassionate treatment in the justice system, and who doesn't?!? It's not right to say some people are more inherently worthy than others, a moral society doesn't accept that.
Everyone has potential- it's not all the same, but everyone can do something. Everyone can better themselves with given the opportunity.
Just care about other people. That's all I ask. Others deserve the same opportunities as you, it's that simple.
It starts with the government doing its job properly. Our government doesn't give a shit about you and me. They deserve to be destroyed. We need a government that does. In the meantime we need to insist on better policies and better investments in the bottom 70%.
I don't feel very good if I'm only caring about myself. My purpose is to make a difference in the world. Besides what we want for ourselves shouldn't that be everyone's goal?
Maybe some people just naturally wired it to only care about themselves and their immediate family - I'm not. That doesn't work for me.
I mean it's just basic decency to want other people to have the best possible choices available and even if they make a poor decision (ie "crime) that shouldn't be the end of their life. Even if one feels that they should be locked up for their so-called "crime" there should still be opportunities and rehabilitation provided so that when they are released they can hopefully move on with their life as a much better person because they were given the therapies and the rehabilitation necessary to do so.
People don't get better all on their own and they certainly don't get better from abuse or neglect. If we want people to choose better we have to give them the skills, the tools, the mental health treatment, the support and the chance to do so. Not only is this right, this is only logical. You can't get out what you don't put in.
These things benefit that person and anyone else in their immediate circle, when we do this for every citizen and/or inmate, then obviously over time this improves thousands and then millions of lives. It becomes a virtuous cycle spiraling upwards.
Just think about it. Not only is everything I'm saying clearly right from a moral perspective but it's only logic.
If we don't help and invest in people we can't possibly expect a majority to achieve their best or have the tools to make constructive choices. It's that simple. It's THAT simple. You CANNOT get out of a machine that you do not put into it- first principle of thermodynamics. First. Humans are bio machines with emotions and consciousness. Everyone deserves a fair chance, everyone.
It starts with high government spending and reinvestment in the general public, stopping greed at the top, combined with private contributions from willing givers.
Tl;dr: Bec it's about equal opportunity and full rehabilitation behind bars. Everyone deserves that. No one person has more inherent right to benefits and opportunity than anyone else. I don't want to live in a society or selfish immature people only care about themselves. A great society cares about everyone.
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@andyjin1453 because like it or not, sooner or later we're all connected, one way or another. No man is an island. (Well, few people are)
Whether someone is just a big bad evildoer by nature (I think this is rarely the case but can happen) or because social conditions left one with little choice but to do the so-called "crime", the fact is, a serious crime always affects someone besides its intended or unintended victim. It affects their family and their immediate community, and occasionally those beyond that.
This "me first, I'm the only one that matters" attitude isn't very nice, and it robs us of a sense of social responsibility. Frankly I think it's the moral rot that causes all problems in our society. I hate it, and I'm tired of seeing it.
Wouldn't you rather live in a society where we ALL cared about each other???? Doesn't a sense of community matter to you??
If you don't naturally want an ideal society that gives everyone the best possible opportunities then I say you need to reevaluate yourself. If you matter, then why doesn't everyone else? What makes you so special and everyone else less so?? What you want for yourself should be the right of everyone.
My main question to everyone is why do only "some" lucky people get certain opportunities or benefits??? I'm not referring to special private connections, obviously those are going to vary based on family history and blind luck; I'm referring to those provided by public investment, i.e. government policy.
I'm always shocked that some people so casually accept that THEY deserve all the goodies and opportunities in life but "someone else" out there does not. I find that attitude morally reprehensible but also just kind of stunning. I mean you and I are also "somebodies else" to other people- someone else out there could be saying "I deserve all of these benefits but other people do not", and in this hypothetical case you and I would be those "other people". Do you see what I'm getting at??? If millions of people have this attitude of "me first / screw everyone else / I don't want to be part of a society that gives everyone basic opportunities", how soon before that affects people like you or I????
And like I said if /we/ deserve good things (as I'm sure you believe that you do) then how come everyone else doesn't; what's so special about us?!?
IT'S SIMPLE, EITHER EVERYONE DESERVES THE SAME BASIC OPPORTUNITIES AND SOCIAL INVESTMENT, OR NO ONE DOES. NO ONE IS INHERENTLY BETTER THAN ANY OTHER. It is not right to say that certain demographic groups get all the investment and opportunities and others get next to none and then expect those that were intentionally left out to perform at the same level as everyone else and not have negative socioconomic indicators.
I'M A COMMUNIST. ARE THERE EVERYONE MATTERS, OR NO ONE DOES. THAT'S MY PHILOSOPHY..
It shouldn't be an accident of birth that you get all the special goodies in life. Government should be there to ensure that everyone gets the same generous opportunities and public investment. Whatever ones particular family wants to throw in on top of that that's their business, but the state should be providing generous equal opportunity to all. Ours doesn't do this and that's why I oppose our current government in every form and I want it to be torn down and something better put in its place.
Our current government serves the infinite filthy greed of big business and the rest of us essentially don't matter. I don't agree with this.
We've been raised to believe that selfishness and cold-bloodedness is a virtue and honestly that really grosses me out on every level. That's not the society I want to live in.
It's fine to want good things for ourselves but we should want good things for EVERYONE. Why do other people matter less than we do??? Why do other races matter less than the race we believe ourselves to be a part of (let's not forget that all human DNA is virtually identical so races are mostly a social construct)????
The truth is it's only our singular perspective that makes us believe that by birthright we deserve all the best benefits- what's a random strangers we could just as easily be discounted, the way you casually discounted others just now.
It's not only morally right, it's just logic. Who's to say which deserves the opportunities and the compassionate treatment in the justice system, and who doesn't?!? It's not right to say some people are more inherently worthy than others, a moral society doesn't accept that.
Everyone has potential- it's not all the same, but everyone can do something. Everyone can better themselves with given the opportunity.
Just care about other people. That's all I ask. Others deserve the same opportunities as you, it's that simple.
It starts with the government doing its job properly. Our government doesn't give a shit about you and me. They deserve to be destroyed. We need a government that does. In the meantime we need to insist on better policies and better investments in the bottom 70%.
I don't feel very good if I'm only caring about myself. My purpose is to make a difference in the world. Besides what we want for ourselves shouldn't that be everyone's goal?
Maybe some people just naturally wired it to only care about themselves and their immediate family - I'm not. That doesn't work for me.
I mean it's just basic decency to want other people to have the best possible choices available and even if they make a poor decision (ie "crime) that shouldn't be the end of their life. Even if one feels that they should be locked up for their so-called "crime" there should still be opportunities and rehabilitation provided so that when they are released they can hopefully move on with their life as a much better person because they were given the therapies and the rehabilitation necessary to do so.
People don't get better all on their own and they certainly don't get better from abuse or neglect. If we want people to choose better we have to give them the skills, the tools, the mental health treatment, the support and the chance to do so. Not only is this right, this is only logical. You can't get out what you don't put in.
These things benefit that person and anyone else in their immediate circle, when we do this for every citizen and/or inmate, then obviously over time this improves thousands and then millions of lives. It becomes a virtuous cycle spiraling upwards.
Just think about it. Not only is everything I'm saying clearly right from a moral perspective but it's only logic.
If we don't help and invest in people we can't possibly expect a majority to achieve their best or have the tools to make constructive choices. It's that simple. It's THAT simple. You CANNOT get out of a machine that you do not put into it- first principle of thermodynamics. First. Humans are bio machines with emotions and consciousness. Everyone deserves a fair chance, everyone.
It starts with high government spending and reinvestment in the general public, stopping greed at the top, combined with private contributions from willing givers.
Tl;dr: Bec it's about equal opportunity and full rehabilitation behind bars. Everyone deserves that. No one person has more inherent right to benefits and opportunity than anyone else. I don't want to live in a society or selfish immature people only care about themselves. A great society cares about everyone.
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We get near nothing for our taxes here. A few nice parks ok- in San Diego metro they still don't keep all the park bathrooms all year round- but overall I do see nice public park areas by me and I'll grant that one.
Roads? Eh, some are fine and I've seen some highway expansion projects that I'm going to hope were needed and done after a smart analysis, but what about poor quality local city streets that the city so far wont fix!?!? Theres always an excuse.
Stealing taxes yet again, ok. Per usual.
Sky high rent. Wont demand rent limits and controls.
Food insecurity amid mass intentional food waste. No guaranteed access to healthcare. Few homeless assistance programs. Low-cost four-year and career schools?? Where???? Free community college for those who need it???? A living stipend for poor college students????? Anywhere near livable minimum wage statewide, even countywide? NOOOPE!!!!! better funding for all non-rich k-12 school districts?!? Free or low-cost subsidized childcare for those who need it?!? NO WAY BETCH! Fuggedabttit!! Supporting all small farmers and homesteaders??? Nah!!!! Providing better drinking water quality????? More support for those in foster care from time of entry until age 30??? Nah! Extra income and family programs for low-income families? Maybe some of the latter, none of the former... I'm sure we need more.
The only thing political demons DO WANT TO SPEND MONEY ON in California and locally is ALWAYS MORE POLICE and lockup. Amazing.
Won't help the masses by funding services properly, but DO have a neverending appetite to steal freedom and break up a family - for longer and and longer stretches for more and more minor alleged so-called offenses.
Their appetite for stealing life seems unshakeable. Its stupendous to me. They really are destroyers and stone-cold predators.
Of course science is important - as are so many other social needs. Too bad the vast majority of our corrupt bought-and-paid-for political filth who assess our taxes and determine where they go, dont value anything but their personal profit and advancement. Too bad the entire political sphere only serves big business lobbyist mega money- not the small taxpayer. Politicians here only want to serve big-time elite money - not the average citizen. They continually set new lows for filth and amorality and venality.
One wonders if this will ever change or if it even CAN change.
I mean, as a people-matter justice-matters co/mmunist leftist - I deeply doubt it. I haven't seen it yet.
I mean - some hyper-crooked bogus hyper-scam company gets 500K a year from the State of California for supposedly providing re-entry services to a handful of released sex offenders. I mean what do you want to bet 99.5 % of those funds went into the pockets of the criminals who ran that sham "non-profit"??? Amazing... And everyone seems fine with this!
Politics is beyond filth in the US. The 99% get boned every time. I dont know how to change this.
We elect trash crooks and people who fuck us every time.
Edit: for that scam so-called re-entry "company" I actually now believe it was up to 500K per person!! Because of course an ex-SO deserves half a mil to readjust to civilian life. Even if you believe these types are redeemable, and I believe that's highly arguable, obviously its outrageous larceny of the most disgusting scale to put that high of a price tag on it but of course, I would be highly naive NOT to believe that 99.5% of that money is literally going straight into the pockets of the director of that criminal and bogus operation. The re-entering person is lucky to see 10% of that , if that, I'm sure. (And with no law against these essentially shell companies existing just to funnel gobsmacks of public money up to the top management/ owners, I'm sure it's very common).
The non-profit sector is rife with pretenders and scammers like this I'm sure. Just look at the Meals on Wheels program..... But I'll go into that at another time.
I just love that my taxes I worked for are going to fatten already fat worthless cats and not to genuine public needs or those in need. Hyperselfishness at its finest.
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Wow thank you so much for sharing. Hearing from actual students and teachers is absolutely vital to knowing what the public system needs to change.
You know there's just so many people that were never suited to be parents because they only care about what they want and they have no f**** blazing concept of what's best for their kids.
Your parents wasted your time and they owe you an apology. If the school couldn't offer you accelerated classes then yes you should have been able to skip a grade. So what if you ended up being younger than most of your classmates you would have adjusted to that.
Your mother should admit today that she failed you out of fear and ignorance and she owes you a sincere apology. Your well-being should be her number one concern and clearly it wasn't. Giving our kids the best possible options in life starts with giving them the best possible educational opportunities.
I'm incredibly disgusted at your parents apathy. You have every right to confront them and hold nothing back. THEY OWED YOU OPPORTUNITY- IT'S CALLED BEING A PARENT.
Every student has the right to proceed with their education at their own pace. There should be remedial, average, above-average and highly accelerated classes in every k-12 school district.
We have 12 year olds graduating high school in some cases. Some children are just very gifted. It's outrageous to intentionally handicap them. If she was worried about your social development that's an ignorant consideration. Being one or two grades ahead is hardly being that far behind socially. Without a doubt you would have been able to make the adjustment. If 12 year olds can somehow manage to be happy and still graduate high school, I'm sure you could have navigated your situation.
Kids adapt that's what they do. Sure, being 14 in college is awkward but you know what, it can be dealt with.
The problem with public education is that it tries too hard to fit everyone into one mold. This is it's fatal flaw as far as I'm concerned. I understand part of the problem is limited funding and the reason for this are terrible people who control the funding, aka our politicians on both sides. However I think it's more than that I think it's a lack of ability to realize that the most successful outcomes are with schools and educational attitudes that try their best to leave no student behind (not of course to justify the disastrous intentionally poor approach of the Bush era NCLB).
One size doesn't fit all. If public schools simply diversified their approaches to meet the needs of all students I guarantee all of their behavioral issues would drop like a rock. Some students need a more vocational, some need to be in remedial classes, some need extra mental health support some need intervention because of abuse at home, some need highly advanced and accelerated classes, SOMEONE TO MORE HANDS-ON SENSORY-RICH APPROACH, SOME DON'T MIND SITTING STILL FOR BORING LECTURES- WHY CAN'T WE DO ALL OF THIS!?!
I think it's a tragedy that only people who are middle-class and above can afford to give their children a world-class education.
I see no reason why public schools can't diversify and until they do they're going to continue to have a lot of students fall through the cracks. Even with piss poor funding I don't see why this is necessary. Of course all public schools deserve generous funding but until we fix the moral rot at the heart of our political class which controls the disbursement of public monies, this will continue to be a completely unavoidable issue and self-inflicted injury.
In the meantime why don't all public school districts do their best to succeed with what they have and tailor their approach to as many students as possible instead of just demanding all students be perfect and fit themselves into the traditional model that doesn't serve a great many students.
In short public schools need to start now if they haven't already by providing:
-way more Hands-On trade-based voc-tech approaches for those who want that
- a much more accelerated pipeline for those who are advanced
- more active sensory-rich approaches in as many subjects as possible
-respect and support given to those with any type of neurodivergence
(I would like to add; in part related to the above; provided it is not done loudly or overly disruptively late entrances to classrooms or breaks should be permitted without explanation or special pass. This is how it works in college and I see no reason why high school can't work the same way. For how much longer are we going to infantilize our young adults? If you're 14+ I say you're well old enough to be given the right to have some say over your educational future and how you get there. If teachers can't accept this then they can find another job. Not every student needs to be in rapt perfect attention every moment- not every student is going to be in raptured by every subject taught ; this is just pie-in-the-sky nonsense thinking. Despite our best efforts some students will never be motivated for academic study and that's just life! The fact that some teachers can't grasp this is stunning to me. Human beings are a diverse species and huge swaths of them have no interest in academics. It's just not in their DNA and literally NOTHING in the world can change this. Some teachers are emotionally immature and live in a fantasy world of self-entitlement where they somehow expect every student to fall madly in love with every subject taught (because they the teacher already have) and it's just an insanely silly, self-indulgent and ridiculously out of touch mentality to feel this way. Even students who enjoy learning are not going to prize every subject equally, and it would behoove certain teachers to remember as much.
Ultimately each student will pass or fail a given class based on a variety of factors, not just attendance, and live with the consequences. It should be their choice if they wish to step out of class for whatever reason provided they do so quietly)
Also I would demand that HS students be allowed more input and control over their schedules and curricula. The infantilization of our older youth has to stop. If you're a freshman or above you deserve some say in your educational career.
Failure to do these things will lead to unnecessarily substandard outcomes and continued behavioral issues in classrooms, in my belief.
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People can claim shoplifting is wrong but I say it's not.
Corporations are cutting our throat to the bone every possible way and here we are acting like impinging on their outrageous profits with relative pennies-worth of loss is a crime? They are literally criminals who know only one god, greed- so no, I view taking from corporate entities as my right. The laws (that they pay for) will desperately attempt to brainwash all of us to see them as victims (and about a joke) but fortunately for me I can think for myself.
They have NO rights and they deserve to go out of business. They are nothing but a drain and a parasite on our communities. We should see them as the criminals and thugs that they are.
They could afford to donate half their inventory to the community to relieve some of the grinding poverty out here, but they don't because they are 1000% selfish. They don't even take care of their own employees! EVERYONE should be taking from these companies! they shouldn't find a single friendly face out here! Trust me people , they don't deserve it!!!!
For all these reasons and many more, lifting from corporate stores is most definitely NOT a crime. I would say it's a civil infraction at most, but I wouldn't even call it that. I say it's a public's right.
Crime is always in the eye of the beholder so it's not a shock that this ruthless brutal hateful anti-life anti-human megacorporate bought-and-paid-for injustice system is going to call me the criminal when I need to survive, while corporations out here are raping all of us.
Basically, for so many reasons, a person is incapable of violating or wronging a corporation, esp a retail corporation.
We need a values adjustment in this country yesterday.
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