but who refused to send his son to one . He going to grammar school was his parents choice
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I didn't suggest he was a hypocrite, simply that his own experience doesn't include a comp school.
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I can't understand it for you
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I'm no fan but it's harsh to take any adult to task about an education they were too young to have had much influence on.
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I'm not criticising his parents' choices or him for them.
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yes, who went to a comp.
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@chrisshipitv ironically the first thing they do in comprehensives is put kids into groups based on ability -
yes but the bottom end of the top stream still holds back the top end. Grammar schools don't.
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Like me then not given a choice but put where parents/systemwanted me to child Don't knock a child for what they think as an adult
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Hmmmmm yep you did, but still eh!
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@chrisshipitv so he's not allowed a view? -
of course he is. I'm just pointing out his view is partly formed by his own experiences and that is partly why they're wrong
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the same way that Tories who went to private or grammar schools but dictate education reform are also 'partly wrong'? Gove et al?
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whats the logic of that statement?
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He might have a point. He only got two bad A-levels.
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He squandered the opportunity and now doesn't want the masses to have such opportunities
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And of course his brand of socialism needs a steady supply of stupid victims.
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