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Originally Posted by Eric5273
Nice double talk....sounds very much like something a politician would say. 
But in this whole answer, you never said what you would do as "King Wagner of Baltimore" to fix the problem. You only hinted at areas that perhaps your policies would focus on. I think we all know where the problems lie. The debate is about how to solve those problems, not only identify them.
It sounds like the City of Baltimore is trying something out to see if it produces results. Personally, I doubt it will work. But I do commend them on trying, since most city governments have done nothing to try to fix the failing education system. If you have better ideas on how they should go about addressing the problem, please do share. If you were in the city council, what kind of legislation would you propose to help fix this problem??
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This coming from the Lord of Double-Talk,  What, ya couldn't find a way to compare this to WWII?
Let me see if I can find a Wiki on it.
You asked me how to solve the school problem I told you the answer, the school isn't the problem. For some reason people insist on solving the easier issue. The problem is the society as a whole, that is not something I could type up in a post to the X5World board. If I could, I wouldn't be here right now 
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