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FairElection 1 point ago +1 / -0

You are lucky then. My husband simply refused despite the GA video, despite that we personally wrote programs to find high percentage of old people voted in MI and check the abnormality in the edison raw data. He finds excuses for all of those evidences. There is no evidence existing in the world that can convince him of the election fraud happened this time.

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FairElection 1 point ago +1 / -0

He is 13. We still do things at home. He spends lots of his time programming. Now we shifted more to writing. Plan to send him to college when he is 16. His practice act test this year was 35.5 without any preparation. My take of homeschooling is that if kids read a lot, work on math regularly, things will be fine. We do not have formal science or history lessons, but he reads a lot. It is really easier and more organic this way than dividing things arbitrarily by subjects.

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FairElection 2 points ago +2 / -0

I am not a teacher, in fact I hate explaining anything to anybody. But we chose to homeschool when our youngest was born. I am the primary one taking care of his education. When he was younger, I read to him, and then we do math together. I did not teach him math. We just do math together and had discussions. My goal was to encourage him to think, so I never directly taught him one math concept or formula. Often his method is very different from mine. He got lots of time reading books and doing projects of his own. Our basic study time since he was 5 was 1 hour of reading, one hour of math. That was all. We do not do other subjects together since I believe that if he has solid foundation on reading, writing and math, the rest will come easily on its own depending on his interests. When he was 10, we added writing.

The result was not bad intellectually given how little time we spent on formal education. When he was 8, he finished high school math and on his own to learn caluclus. 9 years old, he passed high school exam which allowed him to take local community college courses. Now we are simply waiting for him to be more mature to go to college. One thing I noticed is that during our entire homeschooling, we did not test, nor prepare for test, nor focused on grammar, spelling, or reading comprehension. His first ever test was high school exit exam. He did pretty well. Then he needed to take placement tests at local community colllege to see which level courses he could take. His English ended up 110 out of 120 and math 117 out of 120. Make me wonder why the teachers had to teach English as grammar, spelling and reading comprehension.

Given how little we spent on formal education, and how ignorant I am of teaching and knowing subjects, I think his intellectual development was not hindered by homeschooling.

But I would say his social skills are a bit wierd. Partly maybe because he does not socialize enough. partly because of who he is. When he takes outside classes, he does not socialize with other kids as well. I did plan lots of play dates for him when he was young. He is very picky about friends. He is a bit different kid right from beginning. Like when he was 3. He refused to go to trick and treat. His reasoning was very clear, I did it last year, the candies were not good, and you did not allow me to eat many anyway. What is the point.

Overall it is a mixed bag feeling. If times go back, I will do it again with a bit more emphasis on discipline.

Good luck.

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FairElection 2 points ago +2 / -0

It matters that it vindicate Trump and his supporters on 1/6th. If election fraud is proven difinitely, other than hard core TDS, many people will see things very differently. Going forward, obviously we can have more secure elections.

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FairElection 3 points ago +3 / -0

Not believable. Democrats would like to have the impeachment. If senate did it, it will be devastating for republicans. I hope senator gop leader is not so sucidial

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FairElection 1 point ago +1 / -0

What exactly had trump and supporters done to deserve this kind of hatred?

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FairElection 5 points ago +5 / -0

I can not believe I voted for this guy.

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FairElection 13 points ago +13 / -0

Progressives also do not want endless wars. They also believe politicians are corrupt. The difference is that progressive believe government can help and should help poor with money. But I think progressive' social justice agenda got me out of progressive train.

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FairElection 19 points ago +19 / -0

infirtrating is hopeless. We need to start with education. The education system is producing far more brainwashed social justice warrors than we can ever catch up.

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FairElection -8 points ago +2 / -10

Maybe they all felt dejected. Quite normal under current circumstance. Yesterday went terribly for him and played right into media's hand. Image, Trump's name will be forever associated with a loser who attempted to use coup to stay in power. That is what left media will do.

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FairElection 1 point ago +1 / -0

That was one state though. If MI, WI, PA and aZ are all for democrats, there are no way republicans can win presidency. But republicans should really focus on controlling house and senate.

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FairElection 2 points ago +2 / -0

True, but likely they will cook up more ballots anyway.

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FairElection 2 points ago +2 / -0

Got sent off the plane for singing the national anthem? Might as well ask them singing Chinese anthem is allowed or not.

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FairElection 1 point ago +1 / -0

I agree we should protest against those big tech. But the only way to have a successfuly protest is to have one like Gandi, nonviolent peaceful protest. Be polite, sit or stand outside, plan to be a long process of protest, many shifts probably.

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FairElection 1 point ago +1 / -0

Of course, they have no interests. I am surprised that anyone still hope that sc will act. If they do, they will take texas suit. That is even not controversial as election fraud lawsuits.

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FairElection 0 points ago +1 / -1

Democrats also send their electors I assume in those states.

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