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uziq wrote:

is the 'average' schoolchild told about the plantagenets? i don't think so.

4.3 History at Key Stage 3 (11–14 Year Olds)
Key Stage 3 looks to cover significant individuals and events in the history of Britain from the Middle Ages to the 20th century and key aspects of European and world history.

The curriculum sets out a number of areas to help utilize these skills focusing on both national and local levels where appropriate. Three of these areas are British: Britain 1066–1500 (eg the development of the monarchy, significant events and characteristic features of people‘s lives); Britain 1500–1750 (eg crowns, parliaments, key individuals and major political, religious and social changes affecting people); Britain 1750–1900 (eg the expansion of trade,colonisation, and industrialisation and political changes).

https://www.parliament.uk/documents/lor … olsFP2.pdf

So much for your straw-man argument.

Is there any subject where you actually know what you're talking about?

Yes I'd say the average person should know about things like volcanos, more so than ancient history.

Last edited by Dilbert_X (2020-03-28 16:31:49)

We should probably just cancel public schools and let parents take responsibility for their child's education. Cancel it once I become a cop of course.

Baked beans on toast. That reminds me of what I had for dinner yesterday and breakfast today. I made sloppy joes with canned beanless chili and Italian sliced bread.

i didn't study history at any level, but thanks baby!

yes, map reading. a core component of school curricula.

dilbert if anyone here wants the world to conform to their own gnarled, twisted, deformed and ultimately very limited vision of the world, it's you. i mean, who is the one continually making proclamation that x should be banned, so-and-so shouldn't be studied, you have no affinity for y so we should just get rid of it? etc. dilbert doesn't see the point therefore millions must be wrong. you're so ridiculous sometimes that you'll dismiss the entire humanities, that is, half of learning, or encourage the deranged view that 'it's the arts graduates who commit mass shootings and poison the world'.

coupled with a severely, almost clinical presentation of paranoiac symptoms, tying everything to israel/the jews, 'war with china is coming', etc.

i would quite seriously put it to you that, no, dilbert, not everything is about you. a datum you haven't heeded for quite some time.

i prescribe getting your own apartment and integrating into the community. it will be a gradual process. baby steps. in time you will start to feel normal again.

Last edited by uziq (2020-03-29 03:17:39)

LOL wtf? i don't listen to music with lyrics? news to me. meanwhile you only post pop songs with the most saccharine and banal sentiments. you must really be engaged with the world to a highly sophisticated degree!

unfortunately for you almost everything i listen to on my computer is tracked online. and a very good % of it has lyrics neat thesis, though, dilbs! your thoughts, insights, musings, etc on this matter are VERY interesting to me.

and, whilst we're onto the written word, how much time do you spend reading? engaging with the thoughts of others? hmm a highly profitable line of argument to take! let's go dilbert!

it's fairly self-evident that the only poster here who frequently dismisses whole disciplines, cultures, races, etc and replaces them with - quelle surprise! - the 'virtues' of his own narrow domain ... is you.

and again with the thing that 'i do nothing creative'. you do realize that editing and criticism are creative, right? i don't think you could find an author on the planet who would tell you that their editor's input is not 'creative' activity. you are only betraying your own ignorance. i'm not going to feel particularly perturbed by the goadings of a live-at-home failure.

Sorry about the arts graduates thing, feel free to study the data yourself - starting with Johnson and working down the cabinet from there.

'data'. tell me, what was the background of the congressman who tried to block the coronavirus bill? an MIT engineer. wowsers! sociopathic much?

Last edited by uziq (2020-03-29 04:53:28)

i didn't say just as creative. and who cares what music i post here? you assumed it was the totality of my listening, not me.

and think about the premise of what you're saying for a second ... music without words is 'misanthropic'? the majority of western 'canonical' music is without words, you berk. is beethoven or bach 'misanthropic'?

that really hurts.

Uzique's music is what I assume Newbie uses to hypnotize asylum patients before he cuts off their man parts at his tranny workshop.

Okay, whatever. Your music sounds like drug overdose. I rather listen to Dilbert's playlist.

SuperJail Warden wrote:

Okay, whatever. Your music sounds like drug overdose. I rather listen to Dilbert's playlist.

measure your medication more carefully.

SuperJail Warden wrote:

I want to teach kids valuable life skills like "don't disrespect the police" and "stop resisting".

And the family dog why it shouldn't trust your offerings of glass-filled hamburger patty.

Once Pickles uncovers your old posts here, he's going to rat you out to the chief.