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Gotta say, if you’re always this oblique, it doesn’t shock me that you encounter a lot of ignorance. This might be a check for shit on your shoe situation.
Gotta say, if you’re always this oblique, it doesn’t shock me that you encounter a lot of ignorance. This might be a check for shit on your shoe situation.
I sense a back story
Please tell me more about what threatens your safety.
I have nothing to add but gratitude for all the context I’ve gleaned from this thread.
That is certainly an illuminating takeaway for you to have.
That’s upsetting. I adore it and think it should be seen by all.
Nestor Carbonell always looks like he is wearing liner but he just has gorgeous eyes.
I am not, but I think that’s unrelated. Mostly. Or not at all.
I’m not sure what you’re trying to say, exactly. People homeschool for a variety of reasons; sometimes that is to have more control over the learning schedule or to have more control over the level of stimulation a child receives. Most of these seem like responses to an emergent circumstance rather than a wholesale rejection of a system of learning.
That seems like an unnecessary distinction though, since I already specified that this is about controlling what children can learn, not how or when.
My parents didn’t homeschool me to accommodate a strange schedule or to ease any kind of social anxiety I had. They homeschooled me to prevent me from encountering anything that would challenge the idea that the God literally made the earth in 7 days six thousand years ago and that the Bible was the literal and perfect word of God.
Seems like a different conversation entirely.
Same. Don’t miss it either.
Their silence on the geese claims speaks volumes, however.
Speaking as someone who was homeschooled by people like this K-12, it’s all about control. They only home school because it’s the only way to control what their children learn, but if they can control what all children learn, well, that will do just fine.
I agree, and also, go vote!
It’s soothing to read it in his voice.
In an election that is bound to be contested in the courts (“in the courts” here being an absolute best-case aspirational umbrella statement covering any form that dispute will likely take, including violence in the streets) for some time, it’s actually really not the worst thing at all for someone being parked in the Whitehouse who is not directly involved in said dispute.
Someone just quick copy paste the back half of this comment onto all campaign materials and let’s save all these donations for a killer inaugural.
This is just the natural progression in the length of their product lifecycles, really.
But Lang’s comments came after numerous polls have shown sizable portions of Americans, particularly Republican voters, sympathizing with the state lawmaker’s message.
The funny thing about civil war is that you only need one side to believe in it at first.
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