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Thanks, I guess? It would be very odd were you to excoriate parents who sent their children on time in accordance with their local laws. [/quote]

It's also odd to excoriate parents who send their children with a one-year delay in accordance with their local laws, and yet here we are.[/quote]

Yes, we should all love each of our current laws and never work to change them when they become outdated in statistically significant numbers.

Look, its a question about redshirting. Would I ever "excoriate" a friend or fellow parent for doing this? No way, I don't care that much. I have no problem sharing my opinion on a forum when asked. [/quote]

Given your responses here, it's clear you are lying when you claim you don't care much. [b]Yet you almost certainly do almost nothing to change those issues you supposedly car about.[/b] Like most anti-redshirt posters on DCUM, [b]a total hypocrite.[/b] Quelle surprise.[/quote]

For any given subject, we are not allowed to have opinions, mild or strong, unless we also do something significant to bring about change?

Sorry, I think you'll be quite disappointed in me.  I have lots of opinions but only do a moderate amount to bring change.  [/quote]

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