My new favorite Homeschool curriculum is the online Parent-free curriculum at www.RPcurriculum.com
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Grey Oran
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That was a long time ago. I'm homeschooled, and I was going to look into this. But it appears to be defunct.
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WonderClub.com looks like a great website. I was homeschooled. Thanks for the links.
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"We are educators. We are teachers and administrators, moms and dads, students and former students from all over the U.S. We all have one common belief that every child is uniquely brilliant and deserves a high-quality, personalized education.
We're excited to be celebrating over 1 million students who have chosen public school at home with K12!
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Idolater
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The one, Thomas, is a Black man, which says a lot about you re racism. Meaning you are not one.
The video: Substitute transitioning from one gender to another, to becoming Christian, and this all goes away.
Marxism and communism are too new, this goes back at least to the English civil war, 1642-1660, when that short king George Monck saved Western society, from the institutionalized insubordination which possessed the Puritans when they rebelled against their king, and put him (along with many other of their political opponents) to death.
"The shot heard round the World in 1775 was ... about gun control." That's true. And homeschooling ftw ofc.
The video: Substitute transitioning from one gender to another, to becoming Christian, and this all goes away.
Marxism and communism are too new, this goes back at least to the English civil war, 1642-1660, when that short king George Monck saved Western society, from the institutionalized insubordination which possessed the Puritans when they rebelled against their king, and put him (along with many other of their political opponents) to death.
"The shot heard round the World in 1775 was ... about gun control." That's true. And homeschooling ftw ofc.
The opening post of this thread is now twenty years old!
Can someone post a similar but updated list?
Speaking of things in the documents we use for justice, he was the one that voted (1-8) that a violent criminal should still have his arms. The right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. The bigger issue is in play, but the concept is correct. If he raped, murdered and stole, he should be punished accordingly. And arms is no longer in question.
Idolater
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You let a guy outta prison, you're letting him carry guns, is my view. To say his right to bear arms is restricted because he's an ex-con, means you should have kept him in jail. You don't let a guy out who you're only OK with him being in society, as long as he's not carrying a gun. He's going to get a gun if he's out. Be honest. He's going to get a gun if he wants a gun, if you let him out. If you're not comfortable with this guy having a gun, then you simply leave him in jail. To rot. He dies in jail. That's justice. Also, putting someone like that to death is justice, but either one fits the bill.