Blues Man
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- Aug 28, 2016
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I think that part of the school experience is kid being mean to each other and pecking orders establishing themselves. Don't get me wrong, it's horrible, and frankly, I have very little good to say about my 12 years of Catholic Torment. But putting your kid in a hermetic bubble so they aren't exposed to any concepts you disapprove of, is just crazy.
I think you kind of make my point. Parents who want to home school work on the "Stop the World, I want to get off" mentality. It isn't the schools they object to, it's the world as it is. I remember when I was a teen, my parents HATED the music we listened to.
Actually, they tend to be creepy bible thumping morons.
You are twisted.
There's "being mean" and then there is being sadistic. You are still defending the little sociopaths and victim blaming
And you don;t know anything about people who home school their kids. All you have are the same bullshit assumptions that you have on everything
All the home schooled kids I know are far more accomplished than their public school counterparts. They have a broader knowledge base and actually have more time to spend rounding out their education with the arts and other endeavors.
The only thing I can see that they don;t get is participation in team sports but I don;t see that as a negative.
And missing out on the bullying, the cliques and the other "social education" hasn't harmed any of them.