Re: Mexican flags in Denver Public Schools Classrooms?

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>> > >> >> Here's my first question-what classroom, in what context? It
> wasn't
>> > >> >> uncommon
>> > >> >> when I was in high school for foreign language cl***** to have
> flags
>> > >> >> of
>> > >> >> the
>> > >> >> countries where the language was spoken on display. Not in the
> same
>> > >> >> way
>> > >> >> as
>> > >> >> the US flag, but as an artifact.
>> > >> >
>> > >> > Not only that.  When I was in school we had all sorts of
education
> in
>> > >> > foreign languages and cultures - up to and including native
dances
>> and
>> > >> > literature.
>> > >>
>> > >> Apparently Xenophobia 101 has replaced language and world history.
> And
>> > >> the
>> > >> Luddites go marching along....
>> > >
>> > > And we wonder why Americans can't find KUwait on a map.
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>> > Or think it is a fruit.
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>>     Maybe if we didn't have millions of parasitic Mexicans
>> cramming our classrooms and demanding remedial everything,
>> geography might receive more attention.  As it is, the
>> educational system is too busy teaching basic English,
>> ass wiping, and where to get the free lunch.
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> Actually, our educational system was already failing back in the late
> sixties and early seventies.  Of course, now you will claim it was all
> caused by the large number of immigrants in school, but it is NOTHING
new.
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You must be referring to the education system that gave us Bill Gates,
Steve 
Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and the millions of talented engineers and
programmers 
that created Silicon Valley and the highest tech boom that the traitor 
politicians have given away to India and China.  Your revisionist history 
doesn't hold up to inspection nor review.

> Did you ever get a passing grade in Ass Wiping?
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