From: "Gary Britt" 

Yes that could happen and you make a good point, but I think the problem
could be minimized to be no worse in its effect and results on the country,
than presently exists,  by:  1.  Madrassahs that exist outside of the USA
don't need to really educate their students.  The students don't really
have to learn reading, writing, math, science.  Their studies are limited
to their brainwashing.  In the USA such schools would have to also teach
all these other matters, and if they fail to so do compared to the many
available alternatives many parents won't send their children their and the
schools would be decommissioned if their students couldn't achieve
mandatory success rates on standardized tests.  2.  I don't think it would
be a problem criminalizing the teaching of terrorism, violence against the
USA, its people and its institutions, or violence against other religions
and the persons who practice them.

I think with the above the training of new people to hate their own country
wouldn't be any worse or more pervasive than exists right now.

Gary


"Ellen K."  wrote in message
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> The problem with that in real life would be that in addition to for
> example more Catholic schools serving poor Hispanic neighborhoods and
> Jewish schools no longer pricing all but the most committed families out
> of the market, which is what you and I first think of on reading this
> idea, there would also be Islamist madrassahs in poor black
> neighborhoods training future generations of homegrown terrorists.
>
> On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 23:31:53 -0400, "Gary Britt"

> wrote in message :
>
> >Of course the entire problem with our differing opinions would be solved
by
> >doing away with public schools entirely and giving parents the right to
> >designate what schools, religious or otherwise, get the full tax dollars
> >(state, federal, and local) used to educate their children.
>

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