30 December 2012
Crazy Comment Monday!
Oh goody, it's back! Today's crazy comment is um, pretty much this article and the entire comments section. We all know that the shootings in Newtown are directly attributable to a "home school graduate." Buncha wacko fundamentalist Bible-beaters who shouldn't be allowed to make choices for their kids, is what they are. Although, hey! The comment section reminds us that they're not all like that. It should be ok for Pagans and Wiccans and stuff to homeschool because sometimes? Homeschooling is about getting away from those religious nuts in public school. Also? Homeschooling is about segregation. (Only think. All the children in my homeschool are white. So there's proof.)
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Look Out, Dad!!
My father is the purple dot above the blue weather station. He's juuust outside Milton's evacuation zone. Well! My brother and I jus...
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http://www.miamiherald.com/367/story/256844.html How dare he "prefer" a Christian for President... You would think that he persona...
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It became apparent that the school was allowing Woodjie to get super-frustrated so that he'd act out. They'd document everything to...
Jeez, that is some scary stuff over there, Mrs. C. The comments! Those people are nuts.
ReplyDeleteThese are the people I'm afraid of, especially if they vote.
DeletePeople will think what they think about homeschooling... Because the writer was HS from K-12 (probably before it was legal and fear of SW was more real than imagined) by parents who were motivated by a religious conviction a la RJ Rushdoony, everyone else is motivated by the same. The shooter's mom had her son in public school and only pulled him out to homeschool him AFTER an extended battle with the school to get services for her already "deeply disturbed" son. But the logical error of assigning the same motives to everyone means that homeschooling gets blamed rather than the deeply disturbed stuff...
ReplyDeleteI found it amusing how many of the commenters assigned bias to conservative bent news sources and aren't intellectually honest about the progressive bent of the Daily Kos... It is rather disingenuous.
Why let facts get in the way of a great story, right? It sounds to me more like public school failure, if "schooling" has to come into it.
DeleteBut see, despite my biases (and I have them), I don't think schooling needs to come into this.
HAPPY NEW YEAR, I hope you have a wonderful 2013.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Chris! Yours is sure off to a rocky start.
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