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Thanks for the correction. I thought it was illegal everywhere. I think my point is still valid though, especially because in many of those countries, yearly i

Thanks for the correction. I thought it was illegal everywhere. I think my point is still valid though, especially because in many of those countries, yearly inspections are mandatory (unlike the US).

literallycancer 10y ago
>I think my point is still valid though, especially because in many of those countries, yearly inspections are mandatory (unlike the US). The inspections ensure that your parents can't fuck up your life. I think it's a good middle ground between allowing everything and nothing.
- socialist_coder 10y ago
  I don't disagree. Yearly inspections seems like a great middle ground (for us). But, think of it in terms of the original argument. Are you still "free" if you are forced to teach what the state wants? The OP would say no, I think.
  - dottedmag 10y ago
    You are not forced to teach what the state wants. You are forced to make sure your children pass exams.
    - Klockan 10y ago
      I fail to see the difference, exams are there to make sure that you taught your kid what the state wants.
      - irishcoffee 10y ago
        One is a subset of the other.