Message from @yvaN_ehT_nioJ
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they dont have a problem with using the kids to do all the janitorial work 😛
I think it is smart to give students full reign of preparing food, cleaning the class, and other chores to teach them to respect hard work.
bit of the ol child slave labour there
We should make a earnest effort to study Japanese schooling.
What is wrong with teaching children respect for hard work Wacka?
It isn't child labor, it is teaching them.
IF they want to be proud of their schools, they will do that.
If they let their schools down, it becomes the slumbs.
let's not blend american schooling with anything, as it has 0 positive qualities to contribute
Plus the children are not forced to do this.
Just that they are encouraged to do it to make their schools a nice place to study in.
lol. public sxhoolinf for sure
And makes them be proud of their work.
I actually thought "gender studies" was like a joke/meme until about 2017
Gender studies... please put a bullet in my brain.
my thinking being "well.. no-one would actually pay thousands to study this"
It is more of... make men feel like scum and put women in positions to dominate them.
It feels like Domitrix gone wrong.
Ironically, it disempowers the people it claims to empower.
I noticed that.
good linked comment https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fngRKx3CUs&lc=Ugy2lnEdTVzC1tC9FS94AaABAg
Yeau got a loicense for that link?
I do
His microphone is rather quiet today, I can barely hear what he is saying.
Does anyone know what a link tax would even look like? It's very hard to enforce on a technical level if I understood it right
@Dusty Morgan yeah, I had to wear headphones to hear him 😉
its called a link tax .. but its more like link "compensation" which would go through copyright take downs and suing for usage
@LEER when you click a link, browser sends "Referrer" header saying where you came from - the site can collect these referrers and demand ransom 😉
ransom from the websites ... not the users clicking the link
yeah, probably - and then website from you - so they will probably move to subscription or something like this 😉
referrer can be spoofed
or they just get rid of those types of links... which is what happened when they tried it in spain
yes, so they will probably have to invent something else or .... lock-down the browsers
and spanish news sites lost trafiic
The only thing our public schools are proud of is how much money they can waste
Almost all growth in per-pupil spending is aborbed by bureaucracy/administration.
Is the link tax going to apply to the public or just private entities?
If it applies to the public... VPNs become tax evasion. *Guys...*