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Re: Home Schoolers Stripped of Rights
Posted by **khfpl** on May 1, 2013 at 6:25:23 PM:
In Reply to: Home Schoolers Stripped of Rights posted by **Hippie J** on May 1, 2013 at 5:48:40 PM:
*Dale Hurd spreadlibertynews.com
* May 1, 2013
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*Recently, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has said that home schooling is not a parent’s right. It is a statement some are saying should frighten American parents.
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*Nations like Germany and Sweden show that when governments take away home schooling rights, it’s a slippery slope to no parental rights.
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* America the Refuge or Not
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*The Romeike family came to the United States from Germany five years ago hoping to find refuge. They wanted to home-school their children in freedom and a federal judge granted them asylum.
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*But now the Obama administration has been trying to deport them, arguing that home schooling is not a right. The case is currently before a federal appeals court.
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*Uwe and Hannelore Romeike began home schooling in Germany because they didn’t want their children exposed to things like witchcraft and graphic sex education that are taught in German schools.
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*“There were stories where [school children] were encouraged to ask the devil for help instead of God and actually the devil would help (in the story),” Uwe said.
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*ok Klaus - care to share with us about the witchcraft and graphic sex education in German schools
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*hj
Wow, first time that you didn't deform my bag-handle and you even use my real name without any slip of the pen. I feel honoured.
We certainly can discuss the German educational system if you want (even though I am a bit suspicious wrt your motives when reading this 'the witchcraft and graphic sex education ' thing). I am not a teacher though (my daughter is btw), but hey: what do you want to know?Followup Messages:
- Re: Home Schoolers Stripped of Rights - **Hippie J** - May 1, 2013 at 6:41:27 PM
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