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Originally Posted by MysticCat
I agree completely. I guess my facetiousness was too subtle.
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Sorry, I guess it was for me.
I know too many people who don't know what conservatives really are or should be. I work with someone active in the Republican party who wanted to see laws regulating what previews could be shown at G rated movies because the last time she took her kid to a movie, the previews were too scary. The idea that maybe we didn't need the government to regulate movie previews hadn't occurred to her, I guess. (Surely, this is an area where private pressure could accomplish the desired end without governmental regulation.)
Vouchers: I doubt they will really amount to a net improvement, but it wouldn't bother me to try them. But it's very hard to find anyone who can clearly articulate how a voucher system would work if every kid was entitled to one.
Would we privatize all aspects of what had been public school? If so, how?