[elmer fudd]

Leaving curriculum decisions up to government -- ANY government -- means leaving it up to politicians and others who are ethically- or cerebrally-impaired, with a likelihood that beliefs you find abhorrent will be shoved down the throats of your kids, nomatter who you are.

Not only that, but you can almost guarantee they will do an abysmal job of it. I'm an evolutionist and an agnostic who will most likely send my daughter to Catholic school just to escape the low standards and pc nonsense of our government daycare system. A little religious instruction bothers me a whole lot less than poor performance.

[FreeKeys]

Leaving curriculum decisions up to government -- ANY government -- means leaving it up to politicians and others who are ethically- or cerebrally-impaired, with a likelihood that beliefs you find abhorrent will be shoved down the throats of your kids, nomatter who you are.

Not only that, but you can almost guarantee they will do an abysmal job of it. I'm an evolutionist and an agnostic who will most likely send my daughter to Catholic school just to escape the low standards and pc nonsense of our government daycare system. A little religious instruction bothers me a whole lot less than poor performance.

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