Comments on: Parents, Experts Split On School-Safety Plans http://scottsafetyshop.com/blog/2006/11/01/parents-experts-split-on-school-safety-plans/ I use this blog to provide safety, self-defense, and security information, addressing topics such as domestic abuse, teen violence, and violent crime prevention. Thu, 12 Jan 2012 18:55:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jim http://scottsafetyshop.com/blog/2006/11/01/parents-experts-split-on-school-safety-plans/#comment-3719 Jim Mon, 04 Jun 2007 05:27:28 +0000 http://scottsafetyshop.com/blog/?p=79#comment-3719 "...the Tenth Amendment really means nothing anymore." This should anger people into action. "For anarchy to work at its best communities would need to be much smaller, I think." Anarchy doesn't need to work at its best in its infant stages, it just needs to be started. "Of the people, for the people, by the people" is an obligation, not a suggestion. “…the Tenth Amendment really means nothing anymore.” This should anger people into action.

“For anarchy to work at its best communities would need to be much smaller, I think.” Anarchy doesn’t need to work at its best in its infant stages, it just needs to be started.

“Of the people, for the people, by the people” is an obligation, not a suggestion.

]]> By: Tyler http://scottsafetyshop.com/blog/2006/11/01/parents-experts-split-on-school-safety-plans/#comment-86 Tyler Wed, 29 Nov 2006 22:55:25 +0000 http://scottsafetyshop.com/blog/?p=79#comment-86 I don't like the idea of school altogether... Although I see the importance of such a thing. But I do not think that a school really teaches too much anyhow. I think it would be best to homeschool, and second best to send your kids to another parents house who does homeschool. I would want me to teach my kids, next a friend or a neighbor... not some guy collecting a paycheck to force feed regulated standards of education. The problem with anarchy in this century or really just this past half century, is the magnitude of the masses. Just shear amounts of people make anarchy more and more impractical. For anarchy to work at its best communities would need to be much smaller, I think. I don’t like the idea of school altogether… Although I see the importance of such a thing. But I do not think that a school really teaches too much anyhow. I think it would be best to homeschool, and second best to send your kids to another parents house who does homeschool. I would want me to teach my kids, next a friend or a neighbor… not some guy collecting a paycheck to force feed regulated standards of education. The problem with anarchy in this century or really just this past half century, is the magnitude of the masses. Just shear amounts of people make anarchy more and more impractical. For anarchy to work at its best communities would need to be much smaller, I think.

]]> By: Alex the Minarchast http://scottsafetyshop.com/blog/2006/11/01/parents-experts-split-on-school-safety-plans/#comment-51 Alex the Minarchast Wed, 01 Nov 2006 21:17:51 +0000 http://scottsafetyshop.com/blog/?p=79#comment-51 It is pretty well established by every Constitutional expert that our federal government already has a seperation of school and state, its just that the federal government blatently ignores it, because the Tenth Amendment really means nothing anymore. Likewise, we would have to extend this state seperation from education to all state constitutions as well. The federal government should neither be involved in education, nor should they have any say in setting "guidelines" for its safety. I concur with you totally. I choose the free market solution. Let the schools decide the safety policy, and then let parents make the choice as to which is the safest school for their kid. It is pretty well established by every Constitutional expert that our federal government already has a seperation of school and state, its just that the federal government blatently ignores it, because the Tenth Amendment really means nothing anymore. Likewise, we would have to extend this state seperation from education to all state constitutions as well.

The federal government should neither be involved in education, nor should they have any say in setting “guidelines” for its safety.

I concur with you totally. I choose the free market solution. Let the schools decide the safety policy, and then let parents make the choice as to which is the safest school for their kid.

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