Good Morning Coronachan: Consequences of an All Democrat Labor Force Episode

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[@jasonturcotte3797]

Mothers raise children. Fathers raise adults.

[@Marcara081]

I love seeing this quote.

[@reddevil00745able]

If you have kids and observe the difference between mother's and father's discipline, you know he is correct. Mother's are all about the "feefees". I set healthy boundaries and I will set healthy repercussions for violations. No negotiations. Kids need father's more than mother's after 6 or 7.

[@josiah5776]

The only way my daughter makes any headway with me is to present a logical argument without tears. Tears, tantrums or manipulation attempts only result in even worse consequences.

[@2PaweL]

+1

[@21stcenturyparadigm91]

@@josiah5776 Very good

[@HOTDOG401]

Bingo

[@piobmhor8529]

You know, when I was in high school in the 1970s we did bring guns to school. We had a biathalon team who practiced after school and kept their rifles in their lockers. If we were going hunting after school, we would do the same. In addition, the hunter safety course was taught after school in the Drafting classroom as the Drafting teacher taught the course. Nobody really thought much about it. Teeeeecherssss would just have their brains explode today. Of course, most of us kids came from stable two-parent households…coincidence?

[@dantesinfernopurgatory7826]

On top of that - the first day of hunting season was around the first day of school. Students would take a couple of days off to hunt and school officials wouldn't even bat an eye. Unfortunately those days aren't coming back anytime soon.

[@arthurcutaiar9994]

Thats because y'all were more human then, umm well you know. You came from stable white 2 parent GOD fearing homes.

[@cormacbrogan7353]

As a 21 year old it is the biggest mistake I ever made goingto college.

[@bobbydogbear1710]

The best funded schools are in Baltimore. Their math scores have never been lower.

[@puglife5966]

Things won't change until we address demographic issues

[@grandarchon6969]

What does this even mean? What's your plan? Exactly? Deport everyone who isn't the color you like?

[@thepathunknown417]

As a public school teacher- we are just glorified babysitters. If you can accept and understand that - you'll make it through. I do what I can to teach the ones that want and screw the ones that dont. Eventually they will outsource us pension workers to private contractors- making my escape plan by joining air force reserves so I dont go in baseline

[@tbarnum6315]

I have known a few Vietnam era vets whom were country boys. They all have stories about taking a gun to school, but leaving it in the truck, as they were goin hunting after school. One had it on rack on the truck. They never had any issues with school staff.

[@exvan3571]

Yeah there was shop class and for the gals home economics back then.

[@wickederebus]

​@@exvan3571funny, I took woodshop and foods/cooking in high school, and I was born in 2001.

[@exvan3571]

@@wickederebus Was it called "Home Economics"?

[@wickederebus]

@@exvan3571 no. The foods classes were "Foods 1" and "Foods 2" and you could not take Foods 2 before taking Foods 1. Woodshop was "Material Processing 1" through "Material Processing 3" MatProc was a two trimester course for each level. Foods was a one trimester course for each level. Personal Finance was a one trimester course for seniors, and it was basically just playing Dave Ramsey's video course, and going through a room temperature IQ understanding of economics and balancing budgets.

[@beastwithredpill]

Where was this the only useful adult classes I had in high school before I graduated in 2018 was. Freshmen year knitting and sewing & financial algebra in senior year. Only 2 usefuk classes really. And the first thing they taught in financial algebra was. Can you live on minimum wage? @wickederebus

[@zacktube100]

Back when I worked at TVA 10 years ago, we had a diversity meeting that basically said love or hate however you want but don't express it at work.

[@DJ-jq5rh]

At middle school, Replace them with virtual AI instructors, using teachers as assignment graders, tutors, and partial lesson presenters. Reduce staffing by administrative staffing by 20%. Return the trade crafts, and gyms.

[@Anthony-ku2bb]

I love that intro. It's so funny... 😂

[@alphathinktink]

The entire time I was watching this video I was thinking about what it would look like if Cappy was in an actual debate roundtable with these people.

[@Exalted_Example]

lots of screeching and annoying facial expressions

[@imagoodlistener2730]

I wonder how that one all woman city council is doing. Gonna get things done!😅

[@arthurcutaiar9994]

Train wreck! Ha ha ha ha ha haha ha.

[@mcihs2]

I’m sure they all “feel” terrific!

[@Brandon-ps7nq]

US dept of education created 1979. This place must have been a mess before that.

[@bazookaluke467]

My Dad, who turns 60 this year, and his friends were told to keep their shotguns for hunting in their lockers in the school because the school was worried about people breaking into their cars and stealing them.

[@JoshuaDemersProductions]

Homeschooler here who was taught to teach himself. What a coincidence, I GED'ed before thirteen. Cappy could be on to something...

[@wickederebus]

*3 months off per year. *Known correlation with losing learned knowledge because of not thinking for 3 months a year. *wasting an average of 4 years on "summer break" Even public schools could have their high schoolers out by 14 if they just updated the schools to run year round.

[@Marcara081]

I honestly think the current curriculum ensures that the smart kids are learning too slowly and thus miss windows where they could better learn and excel.

[@dantesinfernopurgatory7826]

University Of Minnesota - home of THE Carlson School of Management.

[@sammencia7945]

Fairfax County HS had gun clubs until late 1970s.

[@miamiyeah]

Yea in Nevada there’s a huge shortage of practitioners in teachers and psychology

[@arthurcutaiar9994]

Hot Damn, 100,000! Whoo hoo!

[@andressierra457]

@1:06:00 "It is the way of man to make monsters. And it is the nature of monsters to destroy their makers." - Harlan Wade F.E.A.R. Good game. Basically The Matrix style bullet time combat combined with The Ring.

[@bigsanimations5]

I litterally just clicked on this so I can watch that intro, freekin hilarious

[@the_leveraged_accountant2890]

I stand with Cappy in solidarity on rebuking the thought of hiking being akin to “power walking”

[@michaelhoewisch7355]

100/10 score for your intro for this channel bud lol

[@jamieharknett9620]

I’m a teacher and I work my ass off and so do most other teachers. Like all professions there are some who sit on their asses. Other than that… spot on Aaron.

[@ronaldmcdonald3965]

I've known several school teachers. They are not smart people that can't figure things out. My buddy is on a school board back east. He says their attitudes are: 1. "We educated" 2. e.g. full of themselves

[@MurphWilds]

Amen

[@pablolowenstein1371]

You get the 'force'...without the 'labour'.

[@Jimmy-jm1ol]

My Dad was a meth-head loser. Granted my Mom had ocd and hoarded to the point of neglect that I slept on the living room floor while my “bedroom” served as storage for her junk, my Dad did not have the balls to take matters into his hands and put my brother and I in a safe environment. Dads can suck as well.

[@jaydoubleli]

total tax = guv expenditure / GDP thanks cap

[@davidciccarelli4367]

1932 Holodomor. Forced Soviet famine on the Ukraine. Multi year famine resulted in the deaths of roughly 3 million innocent men and women. Forgotten genocide.

[@RoryCollins0]

I guess the pants just don’t fit with that principle.

[@Sephylis-tl4ll]

Did someone make a COVID-chan yet?

[@2PaweL]

+1

[@hangar1876]

22:00

[@hangar1876]

21:30

[@jakobbednarchuk5761]

As a masters level psychologist, I do agree with Cappy that a lot of research in psychology is crap. However, a lot of therapeutic interventions are valid. Additionally, if psychology is crap then so are a lot of other fields; the replication crisis.

[@jakobbednarchuk5761]

Additionally, even economics has felt with the replication crisis. Biology, chemistry, and even engineering studies as well. So… it’s more a matter of what extent of this failure in callus mind equates to a field being crap. If he’s gonna say the extent doesn’t matter, then economy is also in trouble

[@Marcara081]

Economics is chaos theory. It is predictable long-term, but like any science if you meddle with the experiment your results become useless. Government always meddles and therefore makes all economic experiments pointless. EXCEPT ONE: laissez-faire is always an effective solution where governments can't find one.