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Yep I tried this argument here in europe where homeschooling is not legal and the people forced to send their kids to school will defend that with their life. And if you explain, they say that it is the responsability of the gov to maintain the standard.

No argument works and I look like a crazy person everytime..
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𝔼𝕣π•ͺπ•Ÿ 𝔹𝕣𝕒𝕔𝕔𝕠 11mo ago

Check out nostr:npub198krwyj8uc63n9auvx56gtc7gk60lmm63cgxd7j62nev3yquqk3shkew2s and her podcast. She is from Germany and moved in order to unschool. Maybe her perspective can help you talk to these folks.

https://fountain.fm/show/0cjwJbTn6z3lPXNX8ISg

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DasFrettchen 11mo ago

thanks I appreciate it

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9sirtom5 11mo ago

Also depends where you live, but for example in Czechia it is legal. Not welcomed by state and you need to comply with bureaucracy (which should not be surprise for German πŸ˜…) but it may be a way in the future to formally study in Czech school to have paper for German state and in reality homeschool. Just an idea :)