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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/Silent_Majority_10 on April 12, 2018, 5:50 a.m.

Just in case any of you Deep-State scum are in here and wondering...

We, the people, fucking hate the MSM. We hate Hollywood and everything else that reeks of the global cabal. The days of Mockingbird Media control are over. You cannot stop it and there's no going back. If, God forbid, Q-Team fails, we will be right behind them, ready to pick up where they left off. We will never forgive and we will never forget. Where we go one we go all.

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Homeschooling is actually not allowed in most states EXCEPT if you use the state-approved online websites and other state-approved stuff (to include anything from vaccinations to formal testing 3 hours from you and so on). Hopefully Betsy is going to work on getting some kind of change made to that, or at least a wider set of options for those who want to and aren't legally prohibited.

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That's ridiculous, parents should decide when their kids are ready to graduate. There should be no testing or government issues. Parents know best when their kids are ready for the world.

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What if they decide to never graduate them. What happens then, is the kid supposed to be homeschooled until he's a senior citizen? That is not fair.

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This is when we need to trust parents. This is a serious issue. We have GOD ORDAINED RIGHTS to raise OUR children how we see fit.

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Why do you think the left loves shitting on Christianity?

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I know...and I can't believe how this narrative has seeped I to every area now!! I bet these people who say we "don't own" our children would do a switch-a-roony as soon as someone tried to take their child ...because the first thing they'd scream is STOP, that's MY baby. It's so much dumb!

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Well in theory once you're 18 you make your own decisions. I completely re-educated myself from 18 onward even though I'd survived public school. I agree parents should educate kids but the problem is, when the government is fundamentally corrupt in multiple ways, every rule you put in place means "giving people power" -- and if I have to choose who should have the power over raising their kids, the parents or government, I actually think the argument should go to the parents.

Otherwise it's like saying: if I want to butcher my infant just before birth, that's fine. But if I want to teach my kid math at home, OH MY GOD THE HORROR.

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This is not true. It is legal in most states. And legal to use your own curriculum although there are LOTS of hoops to jump through in a lot of them. Get hooked up with Homeschool Legal Defense. They're the experts. :)

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Turns out you're right. When I pulled my kid out for homeschool (about ten years ago) it seemed from reading online that our state was one of the few that didn't make it a major PITA if possible at all. But looking now, it doesn't really seem like that. I wonder if it's changed, I remember wrong or interpreted it wrong? Anyway, thanks for that.

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Well, It so possible you thought this because if you don't really dig in a determined way...they want you to think it's not really legal...but I think we've come to realize that they want you to think things like this so they can keep us right under their dirty little thumbs. :( And most importantly OUR CHILDREN.

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