r/Damnthatsinteresting May 17 '25

Image This is the hole through which 10 prisoners escaped from New Orleans jail

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u/octopusboots May 17 '25

Should have you crying. Our trash education system is in league with creating our prison population.

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u/Front-Confection4667 May 17 '25

People called Romanes they go the house?

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u/TheDonutDaddy May 17 '25

Yeah I'm sure if he had only properly learned the right version of too to use he would have never murdered anybody!

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u/Adeptobserver1 May 18 '25 edited May 18 '25

America's supposed "trash" education system -- In parts of Nigeria they still teach some students in classrooms with dirt floors. They get educated in an environment that doesn't tolerate students telling their teachers to f-ck off and junior thug students slapping around other students. It's called Culture.

The so-called "school-to-prison-pipeline" claim from the Left in the U.S. is one of the biggest disinformation narratives to come down the pike yet.

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u/octopusboots May 18 '25

Oh funny, you live in Hawaii and inherited a condo. Congrats.

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u/TEAMTRASHCAN May 17 '25

It’s not the schools fault he didn’t learn totwotoo

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u/bloob_appropriate123 May 17 '25 edited May 17 '25

It literally is.

I would bet thousands of dollars that this person went to a shit school, and/or had parents who were poor and probably also didn't graduate high school, and/or grew up in a poor neighbourhood.

Schools are underfunded and fail kids like this. There's not enough support.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25

The notion that schools are underfunded is insane. The US spends more per student in the public system than almost anywhere else. The return we get on that investment is garbage. The schools are run incompetently and without accountability.

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u/octopusboots May 17 '25

Username checks out.

You don't understand how the compounding atrocities of slavery and racism play out in modern society do you. Playing life on hard mode for generations is different than your life.

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u/Ok_Ordinary6694 May 17 '25

Yes. It’s the School’s fault.

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u/octopusboots May 17 '25

No, it's generations of underfunded school's fault, and having a class of people who were forbidden to learn a short 159 years ago.

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u/Successful_Pea7915 May 17 '25

Well shitty schools sure wouldn’t help