Almost two weeks ago I made note in Feraldelphia that the Pennsylvania politicians were intent in finding …a way to ensure students get the most out of their educational experience by seeing to it they pass through the state school system faster than poop through a goose.

It’s a done deal.

While it is unlikely that many Pennsylvanians, especially school aged Pennsylvanians attending public schools, would see anything but unexpected mitigation of a demanding burden with no real point to it, I would like to offer some insight into the students likely future and introduce them to the Haves, those who strive to set the bounds in all life’s matters for even the most successful of the Haves Not.

There is no question the Haves have always been around; and for them nothing says ‘Top of the world, Ma’ like a stool with their name in Braille on it in front of a cockpit style control panel flashing low voltage rainbow colored mini-lamps behind a ceiling-to-floor purple velvet curtain. Yowza.

But the fact of the matter is no matter what you might have heard about the Dark Ages when thatched huts burned quickly and the castle lord’s crew were the one’s holding all the crossbows; no matter what you think about that castle lord’s right to ride into the village and ravish the comely bride-to-be the night before she is wed, the Haves of the future will not be so friendly.

The undereducated are being transitioned from being less the Have’s tools to being more their toys.

While the Pennsylvania politicians downplay the importance of self-discipline as a factor required for a brighter future for all, the New York Times shows how far success oriented families are willing to go to reach the qualifying round to gain access to the Haves level of global society as pictured in the following graphic.

Pennsylvania politicians evidently prefer a future for their public school students as…

chained parrots