DismantlingTheCabalChat

GERmonkey "How confused or lethargic must people be who leave the education of their children, the minds and hearts of their youth, to the dictates of politicians and functionaries?" — Roland Baader Compulsory schooling was introduced by Prussia on August 13, 1717, under the Soldier King Frederick William I. It prevailed in Germany throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, despite resistance. In the Federal Republic of Germany, compulsory schooling is regulated by individual states, but applies in all federal states to minors from the age of approximately 5-7 for at least another nine years. Parental homeschooling is not permitted by the state in the Federal Republic of Germany. State coercion, which prohibits qualified homeschooling and subjects students to early sexualization, homosexualization, and other questionable learning objectives (→ Shoahism), is increasingly perceived as an injustice and criticized by various parties, especially by affected parents. https://t.me/LieberLebenswertLebenKanal