Re: [AlwaysLearning] Re: NEWS Ratcheting up the nation's fear factor
Pam Hartley
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debating it. :) I'm also not feeling any more afraid or powerless over this
than anything else.
I don't mind posts like Marji's and I don't fret over them just because
we're on different sides of this particular issue. I would find it tedious
if pro or anti war posts became the order of the day on any of the lists I
frequent, but we seem to find other things to talk about, too, and I have a
good working delete key. :)
Pam
>From: marji <marji@...>I don't talk about it on homeschooling lists because I'm not interested in
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [AlwaysLearning] Re: NEWS Ratcheting up the nation's fear factor
>Date: Sun, Feb 16, 2003, 9:33 AM
>
>>It is so strange that people are NOT Talking about these things on the
>>American lists. Not a mention of duck tape or plastic, as if that would
>>help, honestly. What is up with this?
>
> I dunno! There is a lot of fear around this whole thing, and I think
> people may feel powerless to do anything about it and not want to
> acknowledge it. But "I dunno" is the only *correct* answer I can come up
> with. I know that I feel sensitive about bringing this topic up on this
> list and the unschooling list because I don't want to cause a diversion
> from the unschooling topics.
debating it. :) I'm also not feeling any more afraid or powerless over this
than anything else.
I don't mind posts like Marji's and I don't fret over them just because
we're on different sides of this particular issue. I would find it tedious
if pro or anti war posts became the order of the day on any of the lists I
frequent, but we seem to find other things to talk about, too, and I have a
good working delete key. :)
Pam