toots wrote:
Skull wrote:
toots wrote:
Skull you come across as a bitter cynic
Tell me where I've got it wrong?
Who said you had it wrong? I didn't I just expressed my opinion. Apart from which I'm not going down that road with you it'll end up a personal slagging match and I'm not in the mood
How about this Toots, just for a bit fun.
Opinions are like [edited by admin]' Toots. Everybody's got one, but how many people have an opinion of their own?
Education in this country, is, for the most part, a system of imposed ignorance. A well trained robot gets a job as a Lawyer or an accountant. Poorly trained robots work in MacDonald's or drive Taxis. It's all about learning the process, and not about thinking for oneself. If you don't know the right questions to ask and can't see the failures in the process, how do you form an opinion that is actually your own?
Example: Toot's makes a complaint that a police officer assaulted her. Two officers, an Inspector and a Sargent call to investigate the complaint.
Toots, has already crafted a detailed signed account of events.
The officers, however, want to question Toot's while jotting down notes in their little black books and then want Toots to sign off on the complaint as the true version of events.
The real, detailed statement is consigned to the bin, and now the investigating officers have an abridged version to work on to reduce the seriousness of the complaint even further.
The whole process is about protecting police officers against complaints from the public and not proving wrongdoing against the police.
The above is exactly what you can expect if you ever do make a complaint against the police. The system's processes are set up to protect the police first, not you. It's the same with the political system. The first objective of any government is to control the populace. The Mr. T's and Wayne's of the taxi trade are, in fact, the problem and not the solution, they represent the system and the control it has over all of you.
True or False?
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