Sorry we can't all be that enlightened. It never feels fully right to celebrate a death, but when the death is of a person who has caused so much pain in the world (and personal to myself, I admit), I don't think we can help it. The amount of people personally or directly effected by the 9/11 attac...

King Kool wrote:See, bananafish is at least clear.

ty that means A Lot

It is nothing but the realization of a 10-year revenge fantasy

Americans found cheering and dancing in front of white house as though we just won a football game. the joy over this single death will surpass the collective pity for the innocent afghanis, pakistanis, and iraqis who have been left dead or homeless in the past decade.

the speech is over, recap:

9/11, troops, osama, "America did not choose this fight"

e; he also used America killing a guy as an example of 'we can do anything we set our minds to'

Alja-Markir wrote:Why does anyone care?

~Alja~

We must sate the national bloodlust and ride it into reelection

Where is the death certificate, Obama?!?! WHERE IS IT?!

Lol we gave one to Kissinger, it literally means nothing

Barack Huessin Obama, noted Nobel Peace Prize winner, is about to make a speech gloating about killing an enfeebled old man

Hasn't he been on dialysis for like seven years, it's sort of amazing he lived for so long

lmao

The pools thing (which you seemed to have a blast running with) was mostly hyperbole. In an experiment back when they had the money to do so, some Kansas City schools were thrown a ridiculous sum of money, and rather than using it to improve educational standards, they used it as a way to improve i...

oh look two articles on public schools and both essentially champion charter schools what a surprise Charter schools at least have a response to the education problem. Most people are clamoring for more money, even though comparatively we spend more money with less results. Charter schools are a ch...

to whoever i was asking about public school expenditures I found this for 06-07. TOTAL PUBLIC SCHOOL EXPENDITURES: $562.3 billion Current Expenditures: $476.8 billion Instruction: $290.7 billion Student Services: $25.2 billion Food Services: $18.1 billion Enterprise Operations: $1.1 billion Capital ...

You seem to have cut out the sentence prior to that stating that it is talking about Texas Charter schools and not charter schools in general i think this is what you meant to quote because it is less misleading The state government of Texas approved the formation of charter schools in 1995. Early c...

Schools too often are told that they are not for profit institutions, but when given money they try to get incentives to make students come to their schools, because students mean money. With that model, they become for profit with the complete opposite focus of what they should. A school should ha...

i thought you posted that article as a joke but now i'm not sure :\

the bp oil spill: a direct result of too much government interference??? you decide!!

oh look two articles on public schools and both essentially champion charter schools what a surprise

Remember, there aren't really free market regulators to keep people honest when dealing with bad money. i read this a while ago but i remember it being a fairly good article! also you'll literally be laughed out of the U.S political climate if you even suggest that an unregulated free market is fal...

sdhonda wrote:

Some have argued that the financial crisis was caused by government regulation.

hehehahah

i am glad you have come to your sense and have stopped making excuses for him