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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Omg someone tell me on what page I can find the "natural law" comment, because it sounds REMARKABLE[/quote]

It was another thread, unfortunately. If you search for natural law and redshirting you might be able to find some examples. The weirdo PP sounds like natural law anti-redshirter. She is prolific.

And yes it was amazing. Natural law anti-redshirter believes that "redshirting" means going to school on anything other than strict Jan 1 to Dec. 31 calendars and the calendar year is the natural law of schooling age. So people with fall birthday kids after the fall school cutoffs are also "redshirting" and cheating and harming their classmates, in addition to "normal" redshirting.

I really don't understand why DCUMs anti-redshirt posters are so strange, but redshirting threads are like a bat signal to those entertaining little weirdos, which makes the threads fun if surreal (though I feel sorry for parents who are genuinely struggling with the decision and might not understand that the DCUM anti-redshirts are not a crowd anyone rational should take advice from). I will say that reading DCUM for years has made me internally alert if I run into anyone in real life who says that they oppose redshirting because I keep waiting for the crazy to leak out. [/quote]

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