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“Show me.”

Path A: you’re shown the meme; “lmfao, nice” — now you’ve broken ice or strengthened a bond

Path B: “nah” — “whatever”

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Don’t send your kids to a run of the mill public school — which is infested with children of asshats, jackasses, and assholes. Don’t live in in that sort of community. If you can help it, these will be some of the biggest factors in how your kid turns out.

I’ve been to a lot of schools. Kids from parents that just don’t give a shit will turn out like them: vampires, parasites, and people that generally drag others down for their own benefit (unless they’re lucky and get out).

Mean kids come from mean families. Usually people are mean because they don’t have the resources to fill whatever hole they have in them — and have to use maladaptions to get their fix. I.e. money problems and never taught the skills or given the resources to ease them.

I.e. send your kid to a private school that is recommended by people you trust. Just like you would a dentist, or a mechanic, and so on.

Easier said than done, but not an unsolvable problem.

[theonething]

> Don’t send your kids to a run of the mill public school — which is infested with children of asshats, jackasses, and assholes.

This is so obvious to me(from reading, observation and my own experience in public school) that I don't understand why smart, educated people don't realize this.

No way I'm going to send my kids to the cesspool that is public school if I can help it. People can call me and my family privileged all they want. What should I do, downgrade my child's education and life because it's not fair I have the resources others don't?