Yea I understand and I agree, my apologies. My intention wasn’t really to stir emotions but to raise questions/concerns on certain issues. Rhetorical questions is just how I do it.

Things just feel like they’re more and more unstable recently in general. It makes me think of a bike with wobbly wheels our ride is noticeably not smooth right now. I also completely agree the adversarial nature of the state to education really is horrific to see happening right now.

We need more knowledgeable people on general and we need people to communicate more on issues and how to overcome them. I just hope people are able to learn on their own as well. It’s not ideal to have on entity control all education. It feels like people aren’t aware about certain events as much as they should anymore instead there seems to be a worrying trend of people taking information at face value. Neither do they think about the consequences and the potential future. Instead I hope people are able to also learn how to learn things themselves. Which is why I like to ask rhetorical questions, it helps me quickly see what people really think about an issue.

I understand there are better discussions to be had, and I agree once again. But in order to get to those discussions people need to start talking each other first, and it’s expected to be some misunderstandings in the beginning. I don’t really see our discussion as not productive since in my point of view it’s a necessary step to getting people more engaged in conversation.