But you tried to put me behind the 8-ball with all of your preconceived political biases about Public Schools.
I simply laid out the facts of the situation in the OP. Are you implying that something I wrote was inaccurate in some way?
If your concern is that there really is no comparison, well I could have told you that earlier. If you had recommended a thread dedicated to comparing the Intel 8088 CPU to the Intel i9 13900K CPU. I would have posed the thread in the exact same way:
Which is preferable?
1. a max 16MHz processor with an eight-bit external data bus, 16-bit registers and a one megabyte address range
2. a 5.2GHz processor with 36MB cache, 24 cores, 128GB address range
If you were planning on trashing the i9 13900K in favor of selling the 8088, yes, you'd have a serious uphill climb in light of a full examination of the situation. One might even think you were being a bit silly.
The same goes for those who try to trash home schooling in favor of children being forcibly removed from their homes and families on a compulsory basis so that the government can indoctrinate them as the government sees fit, exactly in the manner described in the
Communist Manifesto. Yes, there would be a serious uphill rhetorical climb as it were, and one (such as myself) would be inclined to think such a person is either uneducated or just stupid. But I always give everyone the opportunity to completely express his opinion. I never try to silence anyone as leftists mostly do.
So, please, give us your thoughts on both Home Schooling and on Tax-funded compulsory government indoctrination that remains outside the control of the parents. You can say as much or as little as you'd like. Then give us your overall conclusion. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would love to read it.
The Communist Manifesto
The bourgeois clap-trap about the family and education, about the hallowed co-relation of parent and child, becomes all the more disgusting, the more, by the action of Modern Industry, all family ties among the proletarians are torn asunder, and their children transformed into simple articles of commerce and instruments of labour.
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