It also allowed her the work hours to be there for her kid, more so than if she had been slinging Burgers (and getting her butt grabbed for free) at the local McDonalds for minimum wage.
You think Pastor Voyeur would have even allowed Junior into School if she couldn't pony up the cash? Not Friggin Likely.
You're arguing a spiritual issue from a worldly practicality position.
Here are a couple of questions that I asked someone above who made the “be there for her kid” argument which didn’t get answered.
Who is with this 5-year old little girl at night while mommy is out helping perverts get their jollies? Who is tucking the little girl in at night? Who is saying her prayers with her at night (she was trying to raise her daughter in a Christian environment)?
-Kevin
You know what? My kid's non-religious private school will kick his butt out if I don't pay.
First you bitch about religious schools pushing vouchers then you attack the school for asking for tuition. It's a real hoot to get a look at the "MYOB" crowd when the masks come off. You don't like fundamentalist Christians, I get it. I'm not one so you're not hurting my feelings.
Is the pastor right? What difference does it make? It's legal, just like building a fence around a lake to obscure the view. It's not your school, it's not your kid, it's not your money. MYOFB.