WicWacWok

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by WicWacWok 3y ago
> That's interesting to hear, as someone living in a different country I always assume that the reason to homeschool is so you could give your children better education. The attitude I was raised with is that parents will always h
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by WicWacWok 3y ago
Is it accessible enough it can be soldered-out, or is this one of those effectively-permanent things?
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by WicWacWok 3y ago
Downvotes are neutral at best, they aren't a replacement for moderation.
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by WicWacWok 3y ago
I mean better late than never, but somehow I don't see this reducing carbon emissions so much as slowing them.
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by WicWacWok 3y ago
Seems like a rather puerile form of bullying, no? With adults it looks much different. Mockery in front of peers, openly manipulative behavior, talking shit behind peoples' backs, etc etc
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by WicWacWok 3y ago
Tbh, i gave up on home ownership a long time ago.
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by WicWacWok 3y ago
Tbh I still associate homeschooling with conservative christianity. They have a much stronger incentive to homeschool than others by a large margin.
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by WicWacWok 3y ago
> people should have the ability to do what they want with properties they own Very much disagree with this as a fundamental premise. Ownership of land and real estate causes massive, massive, massive problems and ills in our society.
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by WicWacWok 3y ago
Cities are great but the skyhigh cost of living isn't.
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by WicWacWok 3y ago
> The sorts of harrassment that school bullies inflict on their victims is, to put it simply, not tolerated anywhere else. Workplace bullying is fairly common too, it just follows the corporate hierarchy.
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by WicWacWok 3y ago
> Having worked for a company in the past doesn't mean you like the company or will be soft on them. This often is implied, actually. Better safe than sorry.
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by WicWacWok 3y ago
Isn't that trivially a conflict of interest?