Home Schooling vs. Compulsory Defenseless Zone Youth Indoctrination

BidenPresident said:
Easy. No one but you psychopaths are blabbering about private schools being illegal.
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If your state permits home schooling, then do it. If you want to send your kids to a private school, do it.

As usual, much ado about nothing.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
The above is a complex question fallacy.
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Incorrect. Don't be a moron. If you are going to claim that it is a fallacy, point out the specific contradiction. Otherwise, the question is posed exactly as I intended it. You are free to ask your own questions as well, but you don't get to dismiss my question by calling it names.

T. A. Gardner said:
The question should be asked more like this:
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No, it should not. Answer the question as it is.

T. A. Gardner said:
Do you think that public education and schools should be mandatory for everyone with few or no alternatives to them?
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You may ask that question as well. Feel free.

T. A. Gardner said:
That is, should alternate forms of education like home schooling,
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I do not intend to inject the concept of "standard" vs "alternate" into my question. You may create those labels in your question.
 
Concart said:
My thought is that you are a partisan hack.
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Brilliant! ... for which party?

Concart said:
You present a false choice.
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You would be so amazingly brilliant ... if you weren't a total moron.

There is no such thing as a "false choice." I clearly presented two choices, not realizing that you cannot count that high, and you are merely to pick one of the two.

Which one is preferable?

Shouldn't you be coloring at the children's table?
 
BidenPresident said:
Very telling that right wingers think learning math and English is indoctrination.
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Incorrect. That is a complete mischaracterization of the position.

I think that forcing religious worship in the science classroom is wrong. Leftists demand it.

I think that having students watch 30-minutes of CNN is a viable substitute for Social Studies. Leftists enforce it.

Leftists enforce leftist indoctrination on captive audiences of children, against the wishes of their parents. This does not happen in home schooling.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
You are missing the point. The question I posed, and the one the OP tried to pose, was should alternatives to government run public schools be allowed to exist? I would extend that to possibly allowing private and other schools that hew very closely to the same standards, curricula, etc., that the public schools use be allowed under close supervision of the government. Is this what you would prefer in K to 12 education?
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Why ask a dumb question? The question answers itself. The only problem is that if the parents are allowed free rein on educating their kids, it opens to abuse and indoctrination. We have seen examples of that.
 
IBDaMann said:
Brilliant! ... for which party?


You would be so amazingly brilliant ... if you weren't a total moron.

There is no such thing as a "false choice." I clearly presented two choices, not realizing that you cannot count that high, and you are merely to pick one of the two.

Which one is preferable?

Shouldn't you be coloring at the children's table?
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You presented only two choices which forces us to answer that the second option is preferable.
 
IBDaMann said:
Fair enough. Which is preferable?

1. Using tax dollars to compulsorily herd children into defenselessness zones for maximum active-shooter convenience while the children are systematically programmed by a leftist political curriculum to be woke, undereducated, scientifically illiterate and mathematically incompetent HATERS

*or*

2. Give parents full control of their children's education while allowing the children to be educated in the safety and convenience of their own homes without imposing any tax burden on We the People and without supporting any teachers unions that serve no other purpose than to snuff the life out of any community education program.


Thoughts?
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Neither choice sounds good.
 
AProudLefty said:
Why ask a dumb question? The question answers itself. The only problem is that if the parents are allowed free rein on educating their kids, it opens to abuse and indoctrination. We have seen examples of that.
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Think of the education kids would be getting from some of our JPP posters.
 
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