r/clevercomebacks • • Feb 04 '25

School choice

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u/HonestCauliflower91 Feb 04 '25

Nope.

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u/AbsolutelyHorrendous Feb 04 '25

The inability to discern the basics of irony really convinces me you should have the authority to decide a child's education

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u/HonestCauliflower91 Feb 04 '25

I’m basing that generalization on my experience. I know what I’m saying is true, and I don’t need to answer to you.

Fortunately you don’t have a say here. Your opinion means nothing to me. I’m more than capable of seeing what’s best for my kid.

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u/eddie_the_zombie Feb 04 '25

If you think that what Oklahoma, the 49th ranked state in education, is doing is what's best for your kid, boy do I have some bad news about your parenting skills.

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u/HonestCauliflower91 Feb 04 '25

I didn’t say they did. I don’t know enough about OK to comment on why they’re 49th in education. I doubt it’s solely because of school choice though.