Sounds like communist propaganda to me, comrade.
@TCatInReality Feels like any time someone is found to be a member of the guns-instead-of-books-in-classrooms party they should be escorted off the premises posthaste and told in no uncertain terms never to return.
weird take I know
@Almafeta
Yeah, as unpopular as my view that we'll have safer and smarter kids with more books and fewer guns (anywhere).
It would help too if they all had sufficient food and health care and their parents made a livable wage and had complete control over when to have them.
Pretty good call. I support this. lol
Books, even the digital kind, are essential.
I still go the library from time to time.
There would be no human meaningful evolution without books.
It's not political or elitist, it's smart
@lolennui
Nothing political in that.
All political in depriving schools of books.
@booknerdcarp @lolennui yea what we REALLY need is to make even harder on the kids to learn and discover who they are โฆ.
Maybe some reverse, psychological learning will actually get the kids to read some books . ๐
@lolennui
That sounds pretty radical to me. And, in the words of Supertramp which the GOP would probably approve of:
๐ผ "... A liberal, oh, fanatical, criminal.
Oh, won't you sign up your name? We'd like to feel you're acceptable
Respectable, oh, presentable, a vegetable." ๐ถ
@ClaireCopperman @lolennui ...reminding us that this is not a recently identified problem.
Wringing our hands and despair, even when understandable, have been tried unsuccessfully.
Let's apply philosophy instead, since it takes wise people to acknowledge the wisdom and power in knowledge, to continually ensure their numbers in or out of schools and to recognize & support the few who decide to engage politically