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  I guess. I am just tired of these morons ruining it for the rest of us.
context: ..what kind of math they teaching? >
  
  Bible Math. >
  
  1+1=drown whole world. >
  
  Don't tell me more chicken wings? >
  
  
  The error stemmed from a failure to reflect last year’s decision to hold localities harmless from the elimination of the state’s portion of the sales tax on groceries, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reported.
  
  So...yeah, kind of. >
  
  “We accidentally transferred the money into our bank accounts. Our bad”. >
  
  Republicans pushed ,for cutting a tiny percentage tax of groceries without replacing that revenue, so municipalities saved shoppers 1 or 2 dollars a trip by massively cutting their education budgets. >
  
  This^^^ The GOP is doing everything in its power at the moment to destroy public education. Just look at how Florida pulled all the books from all the shelves so that they can be "reviewed." DeSantis and his ilk are ensuring their state's kids will remain ignorant to pander to an ignorant base. Living in Texas, the story is very similar, but the focus is really on marginalizing and attacking transgender folks the most. Like they aren't suffering from harassment enough already! These culture wars have also caused teachers to quit in droves across the nation. I'm extremely concerned for the future our kids are facing. >
  
  
  The GOP is doing everything in its power at the moment to destroy public education. 
  
  Why are you blaming the GOP?  Blame the voters.  Blame the populace.  It isn't the GOPs fault that they are doing what their voters want.
  
  I'm extremely concerned for the future our kids are facing.
  
  I wonder if the GOP voters have any idea what kind of future they are bringing.  India, China, Europe are advancing so rapidly and these asshats are going out of their way to destroy their own nation. >
  
  If the GOP voters aren't also considered part of the GOP, then... idk how that sentence ends but I agree with your last sentiment.