Re: compulsory "education" Is SLAVERY

On Sat, 29 Apr 2006 08:31:16 -0400, Bob LeChevalier
<lojbab@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>toto <scarecrow@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>German schools apparently don't do daycare or after school care.
>>Those are services parents pay for if they can afford them and want
>>them.  I would imagine that many kids do go home instead either to
>>moms who stay at home or as latchkey children.  I can't find any stats
>>though on the percentages of kids who go home as compared to those
>>who are in after school care.  Apparently, there are not enough spaces
>>for children under 3 or for the preschool set and parents often have
>>trouble finding a place for these children while they are working.  I
>>can't find much about nanny care in Germany either.
>
>Nothing you posted says anything about who supervises kids who are 12
>and up either.  With schools out earlier and fewer school activities,
>in the US that would translate to street crime and/or increased
>out-of-wedlock births.
>
Maybe they trust their adolescents to supervise themselves?  We don't
in the US, but perhaps other countries think that adolescents are
capable of being on their own without getting into trouble.

>lojbab


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