Kids would be much more likely to answer questions correctly than adults because it is much more recently learned. Most people don't use the knowledge, so over time it is lost. It's just not as important to most people as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Tik Tok, or whatever TV show they are watching.
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I will be 65 next week and I don't agree with that. I still want to say its a socoi economic thing.
I will say that the past 12+ years of living in North Madison Co, I've met very few young people that have impressed me with the education they received growing up with public education here.
Now kids that went to Burris in Muncie and Anderson Prep don't fall into that category.
Generally but not all, when you see parents playing non stop Candy Crush on the phone, they have minimum wage children.
Frank_N_Stein
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I read the next 4 pages just to see his retort, but I was sorely disappointed. I guess his IQ was too high for him to get hired.
Ask people you know. I have been asking people just to see what they know. So far so bad. These are middle class office types.
My 13 years of experience on INGO?
It's not just my views. It's an observation based on countless of conversations with other INGO members over the years.
Clearly many Americans are uneducated when it comes to their rights and the US Constitution in general.
And it's not the constitution, it's laws in general, especially gun laws.
How many newbies ask about how to register their newly purchased firearm or things like that ...
For once let's go in the right direction and not give non-reisdent aliens hunting licences then, rather than using the issue as a crowbar to permit non-citizen cops.May a nonimmigrant alien who has been admitted to the United States under a nonimmigrant visa possess a firearm or ammunition in the United States? | Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
An alien admitted to the United States under a nonimmigrant visa is prohibited from shipping, transporting, receiving, or possessing a firearm or ammunition unless the alien falls within one of the exceptions provided in 18 U.S.C. 922(y)(2), such as: a valid hunting license or permit, admitted...www.atf.gov
Non resident aliens (internatonal students, H1B, etc) legally in US borders can posess a firearm granted they have a valid hunting license.
As Diane Feinstein might says, "Mr. and Mrs. Not-Americans, turn 'em in!"
For Christs sake, dont leave out Tenn and Mississippi.Not a good sampling...half these people are bots from Ohio and Kentucky.
Like ive said elsewhere here, lack of education on the US is gennerally a sicio economic issue. Middle middle cass and higher tend to recieve a better education than the lower income earner familys offspring.My 13 years of experience on INGO?
It's not just my views. It's an observation based on countless of conversations with other INGO members over the years.
Clearly many Americans are uneducated when it comes to their rights and the US Constitution in general.
And it's not the constitution, it's laws in general, especially gun laws.
How many newbies ask about how to register their newly purchased firearm or things like that ...
I tend to believe that using just INGO's narrow gate has left you with some misinformation.
About 70% of Americas adults dont own a firearm, why would they care what the laws are pertaining to them?
If they were to buy a firearm, they would be asking questions about firearm law and laws.
Its not like we teach gun law and laws in most of Americas school system.
littletommy
Grandmaster
What better way to get a bunch of people to enforce the will of the deep state?
It isn't about education. It is about retention. People don't retain knowledge about the government, because they don't give a
. That's why I said younger people would probably do better than older. It is more fresh in their minds.Unfortunately the younger people, for the most part, are in lockstep with the adgenda because they were basically raised on the internet.It isn't about education. It is about retention. People don't retain knowledge about the government, because they don't give a
The recent uptake in woke insanity and whatnot is happening because millenials are getting into government (ie. AOC)
I really don't think its gonna get better on the status quo.
Not a good sampling...half these people are bots from Ohio and Kentucky.
People from Kentucky can't read, spill the beans, you aren't from this country!
It's all Ds, not just the younger ones. It is quite amazing how it just suddenly was a thing for seemingly the whole party overnight.
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“It's a massive problem," said Matt O'Brien, a former immigration judge now with the Immigration Reform Law Institute. "You've got this muddle of issues where there is no settled law, and it's now crashing into the fact that these idiots in the 'defund the police ' movement have caused a crisis in law enforcement."
Supporters of the idea cite the need for more police officers and the desire to attract a more diverse applicant pool. They say noncitizen candidates must meet the same qualifications as citizens and complete training.
Elizabeth Jacobs, director of regulatory affairs at the Center for Immigration Studies, told the Times that allowing noncitizens to enforce laws "raises questions of fairness, of conflicts of interest and security."
"If we are having folks that our government knows are in violation of the law or have broken the law and we are deputizing them to enforce other laws, that doesn't bring confidence to our legal system," Jacobs said.
The California law allows those with valid work permits issued by the Department of Homeland Security to sign up, including DACA recipients and those who entered the U.S. illegally but were granted tentative status due to the conditions in their home countries.
According to the Times, it could also include some illegal immigrants who were caught and released into the country, many who paid substantial sums to reach the U.S. and are indebted to the cartels.”
