He's a republican boot licking coon.
terrible analogy... Why didn't he just compare public schools to private SCHOOLS instead of cars an clothing stores?
What a dumbass
He's a republican boot licking coon.
Not a republican.. Stupid fuck.. He rarely touches politics. He's a free market capitalist... And far from a coon, I'm sure you've never read..
\ He's made many a COON statement on that show.
If he's made so many, as you say.. Post one..
(insert Drayonis crickets)
Not a republican.. Stupid fuck.. He rarely touches politics. He's a free market capitalist... And far from a coon, I'm sure you've never read..
The State Against Blacks (1984)
Heres a 4 part documentary on it that ran on CBS....
Call him a coon again.. BITCH..
Thanks for saying it. Dude is a fucking loser. Whenever conservatives attack black folks on whatever bullshit, he's the first to raise his hand and take their side. Him and Jessie Lee Peterson both need to eat a bullet.
That's a lie. I've read many, many of his syndicated column and he's clearly a conservative Republican. His strongest columns, even when I disagree, are the ones where he sticks to economics but he reveals his buckdancing nature when he goes into social issues.
The 1994 elections gave Republican control of both the House and Senate. They held a majority for a decade. The 2000 election of George W. Bush as president gave Republicans what the Democrats have now, total control of the legislative and executive branches of government. When Bush came to office, federal spending was $1.788 trillion. When he left office, federal spending was $2.982 trillion.
That's a 60 percent increase in federal spending, closely matching the profligacy of Lyndon Johnson's presidency.
During the Republican control, the nation was saddled with massive federal interference in education through No Child Left Behind. Prescription drug handouts became a part of the Republican-controlled Congress' legacy. And it was during this interval that Congress accelerated its interference, assisted by the Federal Reserve Bank, in the housing market in the name of homeownership that produced much of the financial meltdown that the nation suffered in 2008.
As much as I like a lot of what Walter Williams says, especially on economics he drops the ball when it comes on social issues and the reinforcement of stereotypes.
You're a lie..
Heres a brand new column called "Will Republicans Save Us" roasting the republicans..
http://www.creators.com/opinion/walter-williams.html
Still waiting on those links/clips. Ya said he was a coon.. Prove it please.
private sector does many things better than the public sector ... case in point .. fedex vs the post office ...
maybe we should try privatizin' school ... that's sort of how it's done in some european countries ... the gov't says to school 'A' for each kid in your school .. we'll pay you 'X' amount of dollars (euros) ... if that kid leaves school 'A' and goes to school 'B' then school 'A' no longer gets that money ... and if school 'A' loses enough students then it goes bankrupt ...
and you take your kid to whatever school you want ... you don't have to go to the school necessarily in your district ...
this leads to schools over there offerin' all kinds of extra programs ... in order to entice parents to enroll their kids with them ... and it also leads to schools firin' teachers who are not performin' ...
it's not always about how much you spend ... it's about how you spend it ...
private sector does many things better than the public sector ... case in point .. fedex vs the post office ...
maybe we should try privatizin' school ... that's sort of how it's done in some european countries ... the gov't says to school 'A' for each kid in your school .. we'll pay you 'X' amount of dollars (euros) ... if that kid leaves school 'A' and goes to school 'B' then school 'A' no longer gets that money ... and if school 'A' loses enough students then it goes bankrupt ...
and you take your kid to whatever school you want ... you don't have to go to the school necessarily in your district ...
this leads to schools over there offerin' all kinds of extra programs ... in order to entice parents to enroll their kids with them ... and it also leads to schools firin' teachers who are not performin' ...
it's not always about how much you spend ... it's about how you spend it ...
private sector does many things better than the public sector ... case in point .. fedex vs the post office ...
maybe we should try privatizin' school ... that's sort of how it's done in some european countries ... the gov't says to school 'A' for each kid in your school .. we'll pay you 'X' amount of dollars (euros) ... if that kid leaves school 'A' and goes to school 'B' then school 'A' no longer gets that money ... and if school 'A' loses enough students then it goes bankrupt ...
and you take your kid to whatever school you want ... you don't have to go to the school necessarily in your district ...
this leads to schools over there offerin' all kinds of extra programs ... in order to entice parents to enroll their kids with them ... and it also leads to schools firin' teachers who are not performin' ...
it's not always about how much you spend ... it's about how you spend it ...