I think all of this can be blamed on America’s weak commitment to providing a decent education to all of its citizens:

Six teenagers wading in the shallows of a Louisiana river drowned in front of their horrified families after falling into deep water. None of the teens or nearby adults could swim.

A seventh teen, a 14-year-old boy, was rescued. Officials scheduled a news conference Tuesday to release more details about the deaths Monday in the Red River, in a popular recreational area where sand bars give way to 20-foot depths.

“They had one lifejacket here. As you can imagine, everybody started yelling for help,” said Caddo Parish sheriff’s spokeswoman Cindy Chadwick.

Charles Mudede—who writes about film, books, music, and his life in Rhodesia, Zimbabwe, the USA, and the UK for The Stranger—was born near a steel plant in Kwe Kwe, Zimbabwe. He has no memory...

53 replies on “The High Cost of a Poor Education”

  1. Teaching a nigger to swim is like teaching a parakeet to bake a cake or teaching a rock to float. It just ain’t gonna happen.

    Just like trying to teach niggers to gradumicate high school. You can try and some may get a diploma, but you know that 90% of those retards can’t read on a 6th grade level or do math past addition and subtraction. They have an average IQ of 85. An IQ of 80 is considered to be retarded.

    Plus, they’re parasites. They suck everything they can out of our society. 46% of entitlement monies in the U.S. go to 12.9% of the population – niggers. 85% of the violent crimes are committed by these same 12.9%.

    AM I lying? NO! Check it out for ourselves. We need more of these feral beasts to drown themselves in their own ignorance. The fewer the better.

    Uh-huh, you know dat’s right!

  3. How on earth are the public schools supposed to teach swimming? Half of them don’t have textbooks or working computers. The only schools around here I know with pools are a) in the well-to-do suburbs, and b) high schools. That’s a little late for most drowning victims.

    Drowning used to be the #1 cause of accidental death for toddlers. It probably still ranks among the top killers. Many of the kids that die are too young to have ever been near a public school. It’s up to the parents to teach basic common sense and water safety.

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