Martial arts for children is about instilling a mindset that will support lifelong discipline and performance. If you think a belt for a kid is about physical performance, you're probably none too bright.
Curing Students of Marxism. 1. Tell them their individual marks will be collected and shared, so everyone ends up with the same marks. 2. Watch the smart students quit the course. 3. End up with nothing to redistribute. 4. Everyone left fails. Marxism defeated by Marksism.
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I've found it used to be that way. Now it's about appeasing parents. Kids get advanced over a set time, not based on performance. Very few places of value anymore.
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If you pay us for "this many weeks" your child gets "this color belt" When this becomes the model, the art is lost.
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Yes, exactly. Shame. Poor business plan, ethics, and role model.
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You forgot 5: Throw smart students in concentration camps and torture them until they produce
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Why are you pulling out of this class?! Do you think it's going to affect your Marx?
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"From each according to his ability. To each according to his need. " So those who can create more, supply those who can do less but need more. So, students who produce good grades supply those who don't with what they need to pass. Analogy fits
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But in such a society nobody would be able to produce and keep for their own and not share where needed. Therefore the distribution IS forced, whether it be by societal norm, obligation or force of government. It's still required, expected and therefore forced.
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This is the most "but that isn't real communism" thread. Paypal the man his money lmao
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If only your example had anything to do with Marxism.pic.twitter.com/7dmP4t1G7p
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