[–] 1 point 11 hours ago

Everyone who is homeschooled sticks out like a sore thumb. you can pick them out with about 5-10 minutes of causal conversation.

I find it interesting (but expected) that those defending homeschooling provide zero evidence. I'll break it down for you it is almost absolute that someone not familiar with a subject matter cannot competently teach that subject to someone else. full stop.11 And in little provable facts like more than 50% of homeschoolers are antivaxxers...,

you dead in the water my friend and that 1-2 out of a hundred that beats public ain't going to save you. They ARE some areas in the US where public education is broken, but the answer ISN'T homeschooling that is typical selfish approach. the answer is to fix the school system for everyone, so man up and stop defending selfish assholes.

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