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Re: Unpopular opinion thread

[(Anonymous)]

Homeschooling really depends on the situation and the reasoning behind it.

I was only homeschooled after I was threatened with a gun at school and the administration did nothing about it. It was right around the time of Columbine and a couple of other school shootings, and I was scared to death. Of course, if that happened now I'm sure it'd be a huge deal and the kid who did it would've been expelled immediately but for reasons I still can't figure out, they refused to take any disciplinary action against him whatsoever. At the time my mom thought homeschooling was the best alternative, and we turned out fine. My brother and I both went on to college and have good jobs now.

Maybe I'll piss a few people off saying this, but in my experience when homeschooling is an issue it's because religion is involved. My parents didn't take us out of school to shelter us from society or keep us from interacting with people who didn't share their views, they took us out of school because they were worried about our safety. We still had friends, went to social events, always scored at least a grade or two ahead when we'd take the annual tests required by the state, and I got to graduate early at 16.

So homeschooling can work out really well in some cases. I do completely agree about spanking, though. There's no justification for physically striking another person in my opinion.