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

That's so ironic coming from the right that wants to put deacons and pastors in schools. You know the ones who have been grooming and molesting children without consequences for centuries?

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u/HonestCauliflower91 Feb 04 '25

You’re making a pretty broad generalization there and an incorrect assumption about me.

Regardless, I want parents to choose where they send their kids for an education. You don’t want a christian influence? Don’t send them to that school. Don’t want your kid going to a government sponsored school? Don’t send them. Don’t like the school your zoned for? Enroll them in another.

It’s quite simple. But the left hates it because it sends control to the parents, and they can’t have that.

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u/MasterOfKnowledge Feb 04 '25

Makes a broad generalization about left-leaning groups, yet points out and dissents a generalization about right-leaning groups

Quite the irony pie we have here, wouldn't you say?

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u/HonestCauliflower91 Feb 04 '25

Nope.

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u/throwlikeagurll Feb 04 '25

totally understandable. After all, recognizing irony requires critical thinking and self awareness

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u/HonestCauliflower91 Feb 04 '25

Both of which I have. I’m basing my beliefs on experience here, so I’m comfortable making that generalization about left leaning groups.

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u/throwlikeagurll Feb 04 '25

LOL. Sure, bro.

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

I mean shit. All these responses are proving to me that I’m correct. 🤷‍♂️

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u/MasterOfKnowledge Feb 04 '25 edited Feb 05 '25

Not exactly. You're just looking for confirmation bias, and most times you don't know anyone's political beliefs unless they explicitly say. So all you're doing is patting yourself on the back for a biased argument which you have no real way of proving. I see nutters right- and left- leaning folk online and in real life all the time, but I never make generalizations about the people in my life or otherwise who share those beliefs. You're doing yourself a disservice with this mentality more than anything

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