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It is inaccurate to dismiss the role of American culture and ideals in our current issues. Other countries do have measured differences in the reported mental anguish etc... it is not equal across countries.

Can’t say Mao didnt have at least ONE good idea

It’s the expulsion process itself, and the look for districts when they expel students.

Sure what's your analysis? I understand it as relating to NCLB in that students are entitled to an education or being provided an alternative at the schools expense.

When xi confronted Justin about leaking to the press, it makes so much more sense now.

Colorado has the highest per capita mass shootings since Columbine.

The altitude makes people insane. Literally. High altitude can impair cognition and increase symptoms of mental illness.

Make Colorado wild again.

Oh crap, I know where that is.. . . . Ironically (or not) right next to the Alcohol/Tobacco/Firearms store.

Are you shopping at Whole Foods? I would expect those to be some of the best damn hotdogs in the world if they're starting at $10 a package.

We need to develop an approach to mentally ill people in distress that does not involved the police. All of these incidents establish that the police throughout the US are not equipped to deal with people suffering from mental illnesses.

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Traffickers putting in the work, respect.

His entire political career has been on gaslighting Canadians, literally from Day 1.

Like he spent his entire campaign rallying against Harpers TPP agreement, and then immediately signed it after the election.

Or when he closed the finances for Treaty reserves, because it turned out that the narrative of Canadians being behind the poor conditions in reserves falls apart when you look at the funding and see 95% of the money they get goes directly to the band leadership and stays there.

Basically every thing he does it to dodge accountability, and he will straight up say one thing while doing the opposite.

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It has absolutely nothing to do with funding.

Analogously, millions of people in the US have guns and don't commit (or want to commit) school shootings either. Even so, gun control proposals are a popular response.

It's obviously true that media coverage of school shootings isn't sufficient to make people commit them, but that doesn't mean that it isn't a factor in people's decisions. (From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_shooting_contagion)

> ... A study conducted in 2015 suggest that the Columbine shooters inspired a minimum of 21 mimicked shooting and 53 attempted plans to commit such an act in the U.S. over a 15-year period. ... (https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0002764218763476 )

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I used to work in investment consulting, specifically related to university endowments, so Im aware of the distinction between restricted and unrestricted funds. The general idea is a total cap on AUM would make universities reassess their fundraising targets. They'll have to decide between that juicy large dollar restricted donation or comparatively smaller donations that can go into their unrestricted fund. You'll probably see unrestricted funds grow as total % of AUM.

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GUILTY. Charge his ass with treason

I went to an elementary school that had grades 1-8. There were so many gangs and knife fights that the school cafeteria didn't have any knives at all, not even butter knives.

That was in 1964.

School shootings weren't a thing back then, at least not yet.

That makes sense, thank you.