| Could
even Californians be swinging back from LaLa Land & Wackoville? On October 7, 2003, Arnold Schwarzenegger won the
gubernatorial recall election and became California's governor. |
Even
Gray Davis -- a democrat -- could not serve out a second term after proving his
incompetence.
Again,
The US of A (and even California) proved that ours is the Land of Opportunity.
In the USA there are
mechanisms for overcoming bad leadership.
Again,
The US of A (and even California) proved that power can be transferred without civil war,
military coup or ethnic cleansing. |
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| 1. I remember when the University of California at Berkeley was known
as the top US school for chemistry and physics. |
Yes, that was before the mid-'60's
No, I didn't know that |
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| 2.
I remember how the U C Berkeley, known as Cal, deteriorated
during the mid-'60's and 70's when the juveniles took over Sproul Hall, the administration
building, used the chancellor's desk as a toilet, performed ad hoc marriages in
the halls, lectured equality and human rights to the world from the front steps, and
fought the police who were trying to clean up and restore the campus to a rational center
of quality higher education. |
Yes, that
was in the later '60's
No,
I didn't know that |
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| 3. I
remember when the uncontrolled, free-living, unbounded, drug users were confined to the
Haight-Asbury district of San Francisco. |
Yes, that was in the later '60's
No, I didn't know that |
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| 4. I remember
how the atmosphere changed from high academic standards to something that was unraveling
and evolving into open-ended academic standards so that anyone could be included. |
Yes, that was in the later '60's
No, I didn't know that |
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| 5. I remember
that with the open-ended academic standards came the drug users, daily protestors and
people rioting over issues ranging from civil rights to Viet Nam. |
Yes, that was in the later '60's
No, I didn't know that |
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| 6. I remember
that open-minded colleges and universities were turned into dirty
centers of protesting and carefree vagaries where academics were discarded to make room for
endless pseudo-philosophical inane talk, cutting
classes, rioting, and lowered
academic standards. Today I see that
many who refused to regularly attend and work
hard in middle and high school to ensure their achievement were admitted
for no reason other than they had not achieved, but were from a
lower socio-economic background. |
Yes, that was after about 1970
No, I didn't know that |
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| 7.
I remember how after Berkeley was taken over (circa 1970) by lowered standards and the
feelings of all inclusiveness, the spirit of nihilism spread
to many of the nation's colleges
and universities. |
Yes, that was after about 1970
No, I didn't know that |
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| 8.
Today's lowered standards in our educational system have existed for so many years and
permeated across our culture for so long that we
have a lowered educational norm across our entire
population. |
Agree
Disagree |
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| 9.
Today's obvious lack of personal responsibility that we see at work, observe while
driving, and witness in our nation's inability to encourage substantive leadership in
public office, originated in the philosophy of Include Everyone In Every School And
Business Regardless Of Individual Capabilities and
Work Ethics. |
Agree
Disagree |
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| 10.
I recognize how the less well educated bring
lower capabilities, low
study and work standards, and
drug habits with them when they enter the mainstream educated culture. |
Agree
Disagree |
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| 11.
I recognize how lowering academic entrance and
job hiring standards to include the under-qualified
results in a less-qualified culture, less
competitive business environment, and
further lowered standards within the educational system. |
Agree
Disagree |
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| 12.
Starting in the 1960's, California became been known as the place where anything
goes and everyone is free to do what ever he, she or it wants to at anytime anywhere --
from drugs to cultural oddities to easing admission standards on UC Berkeley admissions to
Hollywood's lifestyles and more. Today's California is the product of that anything-goes culture. |
Agree
Disagree |
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| 13.
I think this survey makes no sense and was written by a right wing nut. |
Agree
Disagree
Or
a left wing nut |
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| 14. If you
answered 'Agree" to the previous question, please explain: -- California is $38 billion in debt;
-- There is wide-spread drug usage and drug rehabbing is an
industry;
-- A large portion of California's population is long-term
homeless;
-- A large portion of California's population lives in poverty;
-- Cultural elements live out-of-control lives negatively
impacting others;
-- Too many aliens and criminals live on government handouts;
-- State government is in disarray & the governor has lost
command. |
Those problems are
not the result of overdoing the Equality Theory and resulting nihilism. The state of
the state is due to:
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| 15. Sometimes
when I look around it's hard to believe that all
people are made
equal in skills and intellectual capabilities. |
Yes, I agree -- if I am
allowed to
I don't yet understand |
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| 16. I
see that all people are created and endowed
equally with the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of
happiness. |
Agree
Disagree |
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| 17. I am a: |
Female
Male |
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| 18. My age group is: |
Under 20
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
60-69
70
& older |
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