After reading this, I’m convinced all this push for ‘equity’ really isn’t about racism at all. It’s about lowering standards for human behavior, all to save money.
Is it really worth the savings to let people pee and poo wherever they wish?
Years ago, applying “lib logic”, corporal punishment was removed in schools for the same reason and did everything improve? These children became adults and applying “lib logic” a couple of years ago was to “defund the police” and did everything improve? This “lib logic” is more of the same so I’m going to ask, does anybody still believe things will improve?
What good came our corporal punishment in schools? There was corporal punishment on schools in 70s. How bad was criming in the 80s when those kids left school?
There is still discipline in the classroom and without violence too. But i am sure you’ll post some link about some story about some school about some class being out of control
Hundreds of thousands of kids graduating elementary school middle school and high school each year in every state - probably all because there is no discipline in the classroom
We can debate the impacts this is going to have, but if you pee or poop outside, is that really something that should be part of a criminal record attached to your name?
It’s not earned success when the government closes your competition and leaves you open. Strange to see liberals defend the largest transfer of wealth in history.