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<blockquote data-quote="arkmark" data-source="post: 2060837" data-attributes="member: 26338"><p>with all the talk on banning guns, movies and games, why hasn&#039;t anyone brought up the idea of banning public schools?&nbsp; They are obviously dangerous places so if we want to protect our kids lets get rid of the dangerous place.&nbsp; Home school kids get to spend more time with mom/dad at home which will strengthen the family.&nbsp; If we can strengthen the family dynamic we will be on a great road to fixing the problem with the world and that is the people, not the environment.&nbsp; I grew up on 80&#039;s slasher flicks, the only video games I ever liked were either driving or shooting games, then I joined the army where I was trained to kill effectively but never once did I get up one day and say &quot;hey I think I&#039;m going to go shoot some folks today&quot; This never crossed my mind because my parents raised me, they didn&#039;t rely on the system to do it.&nbsp; I went to school like everyone else but I learned how to live my life from my parents and grandparents.&nbsp; I don&#039;t see where banning public school is any more extreme an idea than any form of gun ban, mag capacity limit, or registration of any kind.&nbsp; Bottom line if your tired of the acts of people then lets work on the problem and thats the person, not the tool they use.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="arkmark, post: 2060837, member: 26338"] with all the talk on banning guns, movies and games, why hasn't anyone brought up the idea of banning public schools? They are obviously dangerous places so if we want to protect our kids lets get rid of the dangerous place. Home school kids get to spend more time with mom/dad at home which will strengthen the family. If we can strengthen the family dynamic we will be on a great road to fixing the problem with the world and that is the people, not the environment. I grew up on 80's slasher flicks, the only video games I ever liked were either driving or shooting games, then I joined the army where I was trained to kill effectively but never once did I get up one day and say "hey I think I'm going to go shoot some folks today" This never crossed my mind because my parents raised me, they didn't rely on the system to do it. I went to school like everyone else but I learned how to live my life from my parents and grandparents. I don't see where banning public school is any more extreme an idea than any form of gun ban, mag capacity limit, or registration of any kind. Bottom line if your tired of the acts of people then lets work on the problem and thats the person, not the tool they use. [/QUOTE]

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