Talk about irony... Stephen A Smith - Page 6

samsonite2100 · #51 02-13-2007, 06:50 PM

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DKSR,

Ah if only science didn't require faith as well. It's the best rational tool we have, but...

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Faith is belief in something you have no empirical evidence for. Isn't this pretty much the exact opposite of science?

mike l. · #52 02-13-2007, 06:52 PM

im a christian and i feel the same way. if you want god in your kid's school send them to christian school.

Lazy Meatball · #53 02-13-2007, 07:06 PM

hahahaha, any Howard Stern fan will recognize that Debbie Schlussel chick's voice instantly. Hearing her rant and the subsequernt goofing on it from Howard's crew is radio gold. Even when i agree with her, she just has such an annoying voice that I want to hatefuck her.

zer0 · #54 02-13-2007, 07:10 PM

smith's potential allen iverson rant is what kept me watching, but good lord was that amusing regardless. how can those 2 women take themselves seriously?

React1oN · #55 02-13-2007, 07:11 PM

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I love how everyone associates Christianity with morality and atheism with immorality/amorality.

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Case Closed · #56 02-13-2007, 10:29 PM

I am baffled at Smith's performance in this bit. Bizzaro world on CNN.

ShakeZula06 · #57 02-13-2007, 10:44 PM

Not trying to politard this thread up but privatization of all schools and having no more public schools and letting a free market solve this problem is best IMO. I never really got why free education funded by others became a right.

Case Closed · #58 02-13-2007, 10:48 PM

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Not trying to politard this thread up but privatization of all schools and having no more public schools and letting a free market solve this problem is best IMO. I never really got why free education funded by others became a right.

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I think non-christians and atheists would get [censored] pretty hard in this scenario as well.

ShakeZula06 · #59 02-13-2007, 10:55 PM

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Not trying to politard this thread up but privatization of all schools and having no more public schools and letting a free market solve this problem is best IMO. I never really got why free education funded by others became a right.

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I think non-christians and atheists would get [censored] pretty hard in this scenario as well.

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How so? You want to send your kid to a religious school? Go ahead. Want to send them to a school that doesn't bother with religion? Go ahead. Yeah, you'd have to pay, but because of the nature of competition and with schools operating for profit you'd get more bang for buck. Public schools aren't free, just look at the property taxes you pay.

Case Closed · #60 02-13-2007, 11:01 PM

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Not trying to politard this thread up but privatization of all schools and having no more public schools and letting a free market solve this problem is best IMO. I never really got why free education funded by others became a right.

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I think non-christians and atheists would get [censored] pretty hard in this scenario as well.

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How so? You want to send your kid to a religious school? Go ahead. Want to send them to a school that doesn't bother with religion? Go ahead. Yeah, you'd have to pay, but because of the nature of competition and with schools operating for profit you'd get more bang for buck. Public schools aren't free, just look at the property taxes you pay.

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With the masses wanting to have Christian schools(agreeable point right?) I think that they would have the best schools. They would have more money and better teachers. In this type of market I doubt secular schools would be able to pull in the same quality teachers that Christian schools would be able to. Just my theory though.