Why Things Are Still Getting Worse in Hawaii
This is the kind of bullshit articles
How to Fix Hawaii's Education Politics
the people of Hawaii have been fed
by the monopoly newspapers for the last 50 years that have made life
hopeless in the Islands -- under the guise of being nonpartisan
discussions of the (education) problems of Hawaii which are largely
these disinformation and misinformation campaigns to keep people in
ignorance -- as their d(D)emocratic choices -- because this is paradise
where these enlightened leaders do all the thinking for everybody else.
"State teachers earn an adjusted-average income of $22,107.96,
according to MoneyRates.com, ranking Hawaii last in the nation and more
$7,000 behind Maine, the next-to-last state on the list."
What does it mean that teachers'"adjusted-average income" is $22,107.96? Adjusted to what? Incomes as they were in 1962? That would have been a very high salary
then. And are only teachers salaries "adjusted" -- or is everyone's
salaries adjusted relative to every other salary and the cost-of-living
automatically -- so that teachers' salaries don't need to be adjusted on
top of the adjustments for everybody else, etc. -- so that they can
meaningfully be stated in current, more obvious (honest) terms rather
than these manipulations (adjustments) -- to say anything that the
spokespersons want to say.
That's why all these articles are totally meaningless, deceptive and manipulative -- and all the people with any brains have to leave the islands, while all the con artists of the world, move to Hawaii where they can get jobs as propaganda (public relation/information) specialists who will say anything some organizations will pay them to say -- because they have no shame or scruples.
But I thought that was what Civil Beat was created to combat -- rather than just become a better propaganda machine.
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