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So you're saying... if only we spent less money on schools, Camden would be booming?
If they spent the average / student and put the rest into a GET account for each student they could easily pay for every student who graduated to go to college as well as K-12, but instead they throw the money away and get nothing for it, they barely get literate high school graduates from it.
Yes, the point is that you said "there's a problem, and a particular approach didn't work!", which isn't really making a point.
The point is more government doesn't solve problems. More money rarely helps and frequently makes the problems worse. The failure of many school systems is not caused by a lack of money or a lack of regulation.
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Almost every government program that doles out other people's money is a total failure. Billions and trillions of dollars being doled out attracts crooks by the thousands and incompetent management that has no stake in the game. So we should not be surprised by these failures.
Very good narrative of our ill-conceived, unnecessary wars of choice.
The point is more government doesn't solve problems. More money rarely helps and frequently makes the problems worse. The failure of many school systems is not caused by a lack of money or a lack of regulation.
The clerk at WalMart was a jerk to me, therefore corporations don't solve problems. Your move.
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