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Yes but people can afford to bet on them.
Original post by TSR Mustafa
Ah , your no longer a professional troll. A shame really 
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Original post by Kittyboy
Nah. People at private schools have loving parents. Ergo, they don't feel the need to inflict injuries on others 
That's cute.
No, they get their whipping boys to duel each other with heirloom pistols.
I assume people in private schools are less bored, so probably fights happen with less frequency.
Original post by Kittyboy
Nah. People at private schools have loving parents. Ergo, they don't feel the need to inflict injuries on others
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Original post by morgan8002
I assume people in private schools are less bored, so probably fights happen with less frequency.
Too busy doing drugs.
Knowing someone who teaches at a private school, they tell me the 'bad' things students can do at private schools are entirely different to the 'bad' things at state schools.
Tbh if I could afford it I'd send my children to a private school. My only real concern with them going to a private school would them not being 'grounded' and not having a grasp on what life is really like as not everyone is born with a silver spoon in their mouth.
Tbh if I could afford it I'd send my children to a private school. My only real concern with them going to a private school would them not being 'grounded' and not having a grasp on what life is really like as not everyone is born with a silver spoon in their mouth.
Original post by JoshDawg
Knowing someone who teaches at a private school, they tell me the 'bad' things students can do at private schools are entirely different to the 'bad' things at state schools.
Tbh if I could afford it I'd send my children to a private school. My only real concern with them going to a private school would them not being 'grounded' and not having a grasp on what life is really like as not everyone is born with a silver spoon in their mouth.
Tbh if I could afford it I'd send my children to a private school. My only real concern with them going to a private school would them not being 'grounded' and not having a grasp on what life is really like as not everyone is born with a silver spoon in their mouth.
I wouldn't be too concerned. They would get a far better education.
Original post by DiddyDec
I wouldn't be too concerned. They would get a far better education.
Yes I agree. It would be a minor concern, but I wouldn't want them to not understand what life is like without money and how certain things can't be achieved as it could affect them later on in life when it comes to talking with some of their less privileged peers. But this is of course all fictional right now, I don't have kids or the money to send them to private shcool :P
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The "?" Was in relation to why you don't know the difference between "your" and "you're"
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Original post by DiddyDec
I wouldn't be too concerned. They would get a far better education.
You still need to learn street education though. Academic education won't help in a situation of a violent threat.
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The "?" Was in relation to why you don't know the difference between "your" and "you're"
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I promise i do , im just very lazy at typing.
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I promise i do , im just very lazy at typing.
Typical.
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