Bacon is good for me <| sep |> Yes , this second mind of the bicameral mind has to be someone ' s . Or something ' s . <| sep |> I always knew Sponge Bob was tripping balls . <| sep |> Liberal popes aren ' t a problem . Heretical popes are . False dichotomy <| sep |> Best void skin ! <| sep |> The death spiral continues . <| sep |> Were you the hot girl in highschool who always called yourself ugly ? <| sep |> He did or does , and I disagree with him , it may not be at the height it once was . The way he posted though it didn ' t feel he had Doge but more or less just knew things Doge did . <| sep |> Ooh , the hardest one . <| sep |> and you haven ' t actually read the emails <| sep |> The issue is that you are making schooling into a market based system , and there is one thing that markets are good at Making winners and losers . Thats the point of charter schools , take money away from loser schools so they improve but improvement is impossible without money , so what really happens is the loser schools go out of business . But what happens to those students in the years before those schools go out of business ? They are in a shitty school getting a shitty education . Its unknown wether these lost years can be made up , but youve just put a lot of children at a disadvantage for the rest of their lives . Sure , the winner schools do great and produce well educated children who go on to have very successful lives . The point is that every child should have a baseline education before the go off into the world . You can make the argument that inner city schools arent doing that , but the question is never answered Why are inner city schools failing ? Is it lack of money , lack of parent involvement , lead poisoning etc ? Its easier to throw up a charter school law than to fix the underlying issues that are causing poor performance in public schools .