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how the school-to-prison pipeline works
JustSayingYou gotta look at it from this angle: the shittier the public school system gets, the easier it is to convince people that it doesn't work and needs to be privatised. The students that fail in this intentionally broken system go to prison, develop a higher likelyhood of becoming repeat offenders and end up spending more and more time behind bars, preferably privatised ones. That means the people that gain money from privatising schools and prisons get richer and richer, therefore trickling down their insane amounts of wealth on the poor people. What's not to love? Everybody wins!
Teacher Fights Off A Man Trying To Kidnap A Girl
demon_ix>> ^CrushBug:
>> A good case for fences and guards at schools, right there.
Oh, my god no! Why should we turn our schools into prisons? Because of a random video on the internet with no context? Please, please fight these ideas and do not let them happen. Fences and guards will do more damage to the students in their life over any possible protection it might afford them. What happens when the next "pedophile grab" is 2 blocks away from the school? Armored transports?
Schools in Israel have fences and guards, actually. I've never felt like a prisoner while growing up. A guard that's looking to keep people out is something quite opposite to a guard looking to keep people in.
Teacher Fights Off A Man Trying To Kidnap A Girl
CrushBug>> A good case for fences and guards at schools, right there.
Oh, my god no! Why should we turn our schools into prisons? Because of a random video on the internet with no context? Please, please fight these ideas and do not let them happen. Fences and guards will do more damage to the students in their life over any possible protection it might afford them. What happens when the next "pedophile grab" is 2 blocks away from the school? Armored transports?