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dark humor,marines,ad,disclaimer,legalese What if the Military had disclaimers like Rx Ads?What if the Military had disclaimers like Rx Ads?tags:From the yt submitter: What if the Military had to provide disclaimers in their recruiting commercials in the same way that Pharmaceutical Companies must provide every side effect possible? This comedic satire lampoons just that subject.
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(Paid for by the Council of Concerned Corporate Fat-Cats for Plutocratic Oligarchy).
They made me wonder who would want to accelerate their life, what with death being at the end of life and all.
Actually, very few American
governmentpublic schools teach American history at all, and when they do it's typically negative. Obviously any religious aspects have been downplayed or eliminated.A lot of government school teachers have been caught ranting against Bush (with typical moveon.org shouting points) and the 'funny' thing is, as inappropriate as that already is, it has happened in classes that have nothing to do with history or politics.
When you have a government-run school system, the "civil servants" that run it can't help but have a pro-socialist government-solution-for-every-problem mindset.
Never mind that it's taxes from a free market capitalist system that built the @#! schools, they've abandoned teaching to become laboratories for social(ist) engineering.
The children who know how to think for themselves spoil the harmony of the collective society which is coming, where everyone would be interdependent.
--John Dewey, "progressive" considered the "father of modern education."
Rubbish.