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feels like this falls out of a failure to understand that governments come *out* of clusters of people
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I haven't looked into it but I assume it's one of those situations where a missing axiom means a very weird bullet begs to be bitten Like, the state can intervene when a parent is abusive, ergo it must actually be the state that allocates children to parents
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It’s also the logical, inescapable conclusion of a belief in the necessity of compulsory state run education. If the not-to-be-questioned first principle is that public education is necessary and good, peak law galaxy brain follows inexorably.
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We need to uproot education and recreate it from the ground up!
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I make a point of sometimes talking about the unspoken foundations of law- law is violence, etc.- in part to ward off this kind of absolutely terminal administrative-brain thinking. Productive discussions of power always have a faint whiff of gunsmoke in the air.
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Is this satire?
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Banning homeschooling is an idea whose time has...decisively not come. Conference may not even happen, for the same reason we have compulsory national homeschooling at the moment.
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It should be banned.
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Ah yes I remember reading that prior to the existence of a state people just killed their kids to use the carcass as a doorstop and whatnot.
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