Trumpers already don’t have a sense of irony: "I pulled my kid out of public school because teachers were grooming him. Now, I send him to a private school. To get a patriotic education. Based on religious values. Run by. Priests."

@11112011 Meanwhile the kids of the clowns pushing that are going to $60,000 a year private high schools.

@ins0mniak in 15 years u gonna hear the stories again
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@11112011 Imagine getting morality advice from 70 year old virgin pedos bro.

@ins0mniak imagine thinking homeschool ur kid creating a faggot wit 0 interaction skills wit others is gud

@11112011 It really cracks me up that some people think they know more than they people who spend 12 years in school doing intensive high level studies.

@ins0mniak to me they can even debate that what they cant debate is theyre raising a faggot, man kids got to be wit other kids and do shit its how u learn to lve

@11112011 Exactly bro, You learn most of what you need to know by making friends and such which happens at school.

Man, you're not living in the states, but you ever meet someone who was homeschooled? They're super weird bro. Like, they cant function.

@ins0mniak no i havent bro as far im awere homeschool doesnt exist here, man there are even cases i know personaly of ppl wit money taking the kid out of private school to public bc its to much of a protected enviroment and was not beeing gud for the kid

@11112011 Yeah man, so people that get homeschooled are just kinda off. Like they don't know how to get along with people.

Not always, but I've run into a few of those people and man, I just feel bad for them

@ins0mniak how u gonna learn to throw a punch in mamy kitchen?

@11112011 I mean, prob should be in one fight in life.

Best get it out when young.

@ins0mniak pointu gotta be exposed to the gud and bad and learn to make ur choices and make mistakes and such

@11112011 Yeah, plus when you're like 13-16 you start figuring what you're all about. You absorb everything, music, books, movies. You're trying to figure life out.

@ins0mniak if u only have to absorb is what ur parents think its gud for u at that age latter on u gon stumble inmistakes u should have made at that age and u like at 3o gon do it all now

@11112011 word. Man, when I fisrt left home it was the most mind blowing year of my life.

So many different things, and people with differing opinions.

@ins0mniak i dont know realy how that homeschool stuff works but like u 20 and getting the degree at home? no dorm fucks, getting bar wasted?

@11112011 @ins0mniak you'd finish homeschooling 16/18

@skells @ins0mniak its ur opinon, i just dont see how that works for a both employed parents nowadays, anyway its a given that is pushed in america to gibs to jebbos madrassa bc eventualy the couple just figures fuck i dont realy have time or energy to do this

@11112011 @ins0mniak jebbos madrasas often teach the trivium, classical curriculum (as in the tradition of education informed by ancient Rome and Greece -> middle ages -> British empire)

current systems have much more in common with Prussian education, to train obedient employees

@skells @ins0mniak jebbos madrassas are madrassas and thats about it

@11112011 @ins0mniak Although Ottoman madrasas had a number of different branches of study, such as calligraphic sciences, oral sciences, and intellectual sciences, they primarily served the function of an Islamic centre for spiritual learning. Often mentioned by critics that madrasas did not include a variety of natural sciences during the time of the Ottoman Empire, madrasas included curriculums that included a wide range of natural sciences. There were many well-known Muslim scholars, mathematicians, and scientists that all worked to teach high-ranking families and children of the sciences.[139] it known that "The goal of all knowledge and in particular, of the spiritual sciences is knowledge of God."[14] Religion, for the most part, determines the significance and importance of each science. As İnalcık mentions: "Those which aid religion are good and sciences like astrology are bad."[14]

@skells @ins0mniak madrassas is figure of speech learned that in public school

@11112011 @ins0mniak https://www.pccs.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/LostToolsOfLearning-DorothySayers.pdf

more to life than headlines bro