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To: Dayuhan who wrote (16642)	7/3/2002 10:11:47 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Respond to of 21057

I'll accept that. All of it. I have long believed the same. But you can't pass laws requiring those things. Or, if yoy do get them passed, the courts will throw them out. Speaking of which, they deserve part of the blame too. In the race for equal treatment and equal rights, the right to an orderly school got trampled. Get a persistent troublemaker expelled these days? Essentially possible. If a school does manage it, stand by for a lawsuit. And, yes, it now seems many parents view education as a hands-off process that is entirely the responsibility of schools. But that's the environment we're currently stuck with. We gotta make the best of it. And we're not.