| Comment | That's a bit of a stupid way to approach things tbh, "I'm not looking at that problem until they look at that other problem".
Not going to progress much as a society if everyone is like that.
You sound exactly like someone saying, "until they sort out catholic schools, we'll keep marching".
Sounds stupid that eh? Sounds like someone being totally unreasonable.
Anyway, it's off topic, I was originally talking about faith schools, and their effects on all people of Scotland.
You've said there:
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It’s a school. It’s not much of a difference from any other
Well, I went to one, and it is different. 95% of the time it's the same, but then 5% of the time it's very different.
Also, when your pals have to go to a different school but live next door to you, that's weird no?
Teachers who haven't been signed off by a priest and attended a 6 month course can't teach in a catholic school. So that's pretty strange, so nah. Not really much of a difference. |
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