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Republican Douchebag
Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer of South Carolina (figures, he works with the Gov. Scumbag Mark Sanford) says that if we show him the schools for the highest rate of free or reduced school lunches he will show you the lowest test scores....NO SHIT! This scares the crap out of me as someone with a masters degree in special education I think I would have ran up to his microphone and punched him in the forehead.
His idea is to "stop feeding the animals and they will stop breeding". Referring to those kids who get free and reduced school lunches. It has nothing to do with the school lunches moron, it has everything to do with the fact that kids who grow up in poor socio-economic districts have poor home environments and less chance to succeed because of those poor home environments that are not conducive to discipline or ability to do their school work. Its all about environment in which these kids go home to.
They can't afford school lunches, most can't afford their own lunches thus the need for free and reduced lunches at school otherwise these kids wouldn't eat! Ever see a kid with an empty stomach? Think those test scores are low now just wait!
I hope the backlash at this guy boots his ass out of office. It shows what repukes are all about. Checkout the clip from the douchebag:
Here is a jab back from one of my favorite talk show hosts The Randi Rhodes Show:
Here is my solution to poverty, starve all the republicans maybe they will leave and go to another country to ruin.And the Repukes like to call Obama a dictator? This is the ultimate in dictatorship, keep the poor suffering so they can't fight back. Thats a dictator. If you sqaush the poor and middle class, only the wealthy survive. Repukes no longer can call Obama a Fascist.
Sometimes the truth hurts.
There is a socio-biological dumbing down of the country going on right before our eyes, and it leads to increased poverty among other vast social consequences.
I will write a book about this as soon as I have more free time, as I find the whole concept fascinating and scary at the same time. And this issue should bother every American, it's an apolitical issue. It's a sensitive subject that addresses humanity in America and leads to many moral and ethical questions. One of which is the good of few vs. the good of society. There's points where it's (a) helpful (b) sustainable (c) chaos, and (d) negative return. I would say we're somewhere between b and c right now.
I'm sure you'll dismiss this as fascist psycho-babble, but it's only because you can't handle hearing the truth when you have a "provide for all" utopian mentality.