It Takes a Village?
This came to my attention yesterday. It was penned by the lawmaker who wrote the law that removes a child's right to a free public education if they don't take every vaccine the government eventually decides the kid needs (signed by the gubnor). I wanted to share this here to get your opinion on the language. Does this seem like an appropriate role for "the village" or does this give you the creeps?
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I got as far as far as the seven bullet points of Section 1 Part A, and understood. The only word in those seven items that isn't 100% subjective is "safe".
The 100% subjective terms:
(1) best interest
(2) healthy attachments with adults
(3) healthy environment
(4) social and emotional well-being
(5) optimal cognitive, physical, and social development
(6) appropriate, quality education
(7) appropriate, quality health care
Ask 50 people about each of those terms, and you'll probably get 10 or 15 or 20 different definitions for every one of them.
Perfect leftist document, where the government gets to decide for us since they know better.
Can California please become a separate country? Enough, already with the laws, regulations, and such. Must they lay out every moment in the life of a child?
Or should I spell that Kalifornia to imply rule by fascist control freaks?
I left that looney bin 36 years ago . Now I wish they would secede.
Good grief I didn't see that the child had a right granted by the state to breathe.Quick amend that bill.
I would add the child's right to flip off these kakistocrats
— C.G. Jung, Phenomena Resulting from the Assimilation of the Unconscious, Relations Between the Ego and the Unconscious, Collected Works Vol. 7
I didn't dig into the bill deep enough to know if it applies to home schooling. It's really shame if it does. CA is an anti-vaxer hotbed. Does their statism overpower their anti-vax tendencies?
But I have been told I tend to be a little paranoid in my thinking. I just say to that;" Just because your paranoid doesn't mean they are not out to get you."
First they say, "We're doing this for you." Then, you say, "No thanks." Then they say, "Do this. It's for the greater good. Don't you care about the herd?" And, again you say, "No thanks. I'll take my chances." Then, they threaten you with what's most valuable to you, hold a gun to your head and say, "You're going to do this now."
If one believes in states rights, this bill is a declaration of open borders and more social engineering for the state of California.
Hmmmm. Now if it could also rebate the "school" taxation to the parents it would be a good start.
(I did not read the legislation, Abaco, just reacted to your comments;^)