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To: VitacoreVision

Not every public school system sucks as much as the US public school system (in fact, most don’t). Historically, German and Swedish (and Dutch and French and...) schools have a very good track record. Thus, it were only somewhat unbalanced parents that would want to homeschool. Should it be their right, regardless? Anyone’s call.


8 posted on 11/04/2012 2:07:43 PM PST by Moltke ("I am Dr. Sonderborg," he said, "and I don't want any nonsense.")
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To: Moltke
Not every public school system sucks as much as the US public school system (in fact, most don’t).
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Every government K-12 school in these United States of America is godless in its worldview. Just to cooperate in the godless classroom, do his godless home assignments, and read his godless texts the child must learn think and reason godlessly.

That SUCKS! Big time! And...No one should be forced to pay for this abomination and no child should be forced by the government to attend.

Every government K-12 school in the U.S. A. is a socialist and single-payer program. Simply by attending children risk learning that the government has great power to force their neighbor to pay for their godless and socialist schooling. So?...If the government can give a child tuition-free school, why not use that power to get **lots** of socialist goodles?’

This SUCKS and isn't politically or culturally neutral. It is an abomination to force citizens to pay for it. It is even worse to force children to attend.

Fundamentally, a religiously, culturally, and politically neutral school is **IMPOSSIBLE**! For this reason we should begin the process of privatizing all education.

15 posted on 11/04/2012 5:20:37 PM PST by wintertime (:-))
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