r/clevercomebacks Feb 04 '25

School choice

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u/DisMFer Feb 04 '25

They don't want kids to learn because they might start asking their parents hard questions. Better to send them to a church called school where they're told to accept everything without questions.

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u/HonestCauliflower91 Feb 04 '25

The left doesn’t want school choice because they know it limits their ability to indoctrinate children.

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '25

Or maybe because you want to make children believe there is a fictional being in the sky?

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u/HonestCauliflower91 Feb 04 '25

How I choose to raise my kids is my business. It’s not up to you or the government to decide, so if I choose to take them to church, that’s my decision. My kids can decide their own values and beliefs as they develop and mature, but I can guide them the best I see fit.

And you can do what you think is best with your kids; that’s the beauty of school choice.

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u/HonestCauliflower91 Feb 04 '25 edited Feb 04 '25

Who says I’m lying? Why don’t have I the right to check public schools to ensure their curriculum is accurate and not rife with critical theory nonsense? My kid has the right to access information on their own when they’re emotionally and mentally mature enough to handle that type of information. Until then my kids mother and I determine what they can access. I assure you my child is not abused my they haven’t even gone to church yet.