11-07-2015, 03:50 PM
(11-07-2015, 03:35 PM)fredtoast Wrote: He wants to be taught in school who he should vote for? Yeah, that is going to be easy to do.
And how can we teach him about medicine if he doesn't want to learn chemistry or science?
How can we teach him about the compexities of finance if he doesn't want to learn basic math?
And what does he mean that he was "never taught how to get a job"? How exactly do you teach some one to get a job? Every school has career guidance and all sorts of advice about what jobs to pursue.
And how do you teach someone how to "pay for a child"? What exactly are we supposed to tell them about that?
There are classes like Daily Living, Parenting and Intro to Politics that are available in some districts, but not all. These types of classes at least attempt to address some of the 'how's' you've raised. Unfortunately, they're not available in all districts, such as mine. However, some are trying to get that changed.
