StarvnMarvn StarvnMarvn:
Mustang1 Mustang1:
StarvnMarvn StarvnMarvn:
I get it even if others don't. The problem is the generation x-er's don't get it and aren't taught this in school anymore. Crap.. .they can't even produce kids who can read or write, let alone teach them anything about the history of Canada or the contributions of those who brought Canada to where it is now, at least not in any meaningful way.
Really? Care to demonstrate how the current Ontario curriculum (one that includes mandatory 20th Century Canadian history and Civics) doesn’t “teach” students anything about Canada’s past? I’ll wait, while you fumble with a response.
M1
I had 3 kids in school so don't tell me what they teach and what they don't. Go pick a fight somewhere else.
Translation: “I have no idea what I’m talking about. I shot my mouth off and now someone has called me on it, but I’ve nothing to back up my bullshit.”
Dodge!!! Either you can address the point or crawl back under whatever rock you originated from, but don’t forget: you started this little exchange. Perhaps you should read up a little on what you post lest you appear woefully unaware – too late! Keep trying though.
$1:
I had 3 kids in school so don't tell me what they teach and what they don't.
THEN EXPLAIN THE CURRICULUM!!! You made the claim, now demonstrate its validity. If not, quite crying like a six year old whose been taken out with dodge ball at recess – it’s rather sad. You erroneously wrote, “The problem is the generation x-er's don't get it and aren't taught this in school anymore. Crap.. .they can't even produce kids who can read or write, let alone teach them anything about the history of Canada or the contributions of those who brought Canada to where it is now, at least not in any meaningful way.” I called you on it. You dodged.
$1:
Go pick a fight somewhere else.
You started it. Practice what you preach, hypocrite.
