Re:Statement on US government directive to suspend access to...
by sgarland on Sunday June 14, 2026 @11:50AM
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That’s a fair rebuttal. A counter - though not entirely so, depending on the logic behind your statement - is that public schools (in the U.S., anyway) are paid for by taxes, even if you have no children who are benefiting from it.
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Re:Statement on US government directive to suspend access to...
by _heimdall on Sunday June 14, 2026 @04:30PM
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Yeah its generally paid for specifically with property taxes if I'm not mistaken (that's how my local schools are funded). I take issue with that setup partly because I have little say in how schools are run, though I could run for the school board so at that point my inaction is kind of accepting the status quo.
Re:Statement on US government directive to suspend access to...
by sgarland on Sunday June 14, 2026 @05:47PM
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Yes, at some point it boils down to “how much do you actually care?” I was in the same position when I lived in Texas; the local school board was insane, but I didn’t care enough (because my kids were in a Montessori school) to do anything about it.