[ SECRET POST #2718 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2718 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What's Wrong With Attachment Parenting?

[(Anonymous)]

"idk where people get the idea that just because someone is religious they're making a warding-off sign against evil and clutching their pearls every time someone says something about THAT HEATHEN SCIENCE OMG"

Gee, I wonder. Maybe it's because lunatics like that exist, and in numbers, too? And there's plenty of them in our government, even, doing their best to equate creationism with science, discredit global warming and get prayer back in classrooms?

And, what were the religious reasons your parents homeschooled you, I wonder?

Sure, there's good teachers and bad teachers. But they need certain qualifications to teach in the first place. Unlike a homeschooling parent. And at least, a child in school is likely to be exposed to a number of teachers, and more likely exposed to various opinions rather than just one. "Learning everything they need to know" - at least they are, or should be, required to learn state set standards. Homeschooling can mean about anything.

Re: What's Wrong With Attachment Parenting?

[(Anonymous)]

I just...gee. I'm just wondering how many homeschooling families have you personally known? 'cause there's a lot of 'everyone knows' in your post that hasn't actually been my experience at all.

For example, the idea that homeschooled kids are exposed to just one opinion. Aside from the fact that I read books (constantly, voraciously) from all kinds of people with all kinds of points of view, I took outside classes in science and writing and sports and such, it wasn't like I was locked up at home all day (in fact I probably spent more time out and about than kids locked up in school all day). And since when are kids expected or encouraged to express varying opinions in public school?

Re: What's Wrong With Attachment Parenting?

[(Anonymous)]

Hey, the global warming denial isn't religion-based. That's aaaaaaaaaaall about the money.