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Keir, you really think a significant proportion of the members on this BB trawls through every new message that appears? I think the apathy described by Zathura may well be more widespread than some may feel or want. Tom, Alban, a different guest and Matthew, four of the most prolific posters on thi...

OK, here are random remarks in random order... To Misty, Katy and any other young person....It seems that as people asking what others think you are remarkably opinionated listeners. If you know it all already, why bother asking anyone's opinion? Don't worry, Keir. I don't feel singled out :-). It m...

Anti-ses: You are so full of shit....you are full of shit and a fake! I'm glad you took the time to make an in-depth analysis of my views :-). Just a post to say I have read your reply, but I fear any reply of mine might sound rude and confrontational (unlike yours?). I won't worry too much: even t...

I'm just posting here to let everyone know I still visit these boards as an interested party. I am quite happy without acceptance of the SES philosophy/indoctrination and, fortunately, have never led a lifestyle in accordance with SES values (makes me wonder what "parent" meant by my "way of life")....

parent wrote:anti_ses,

Do not ever tell a parent that has had a child adversely affected by this system that she/he is being delusional.

Over and out.

anti_ses wrote:Nobody wants to make you feel you are being delusional.

Doesn't anyone ever read what I write?

Just don't shove your way of life down other children's throats....There is no point entering into a discussion with you.....Nobody wishes to take you into an uncomfortable zone....God bless. This sounds remarkably condescending. I don't have a clue how you know anything about my way of life. Howev...

Take a closer look behind the facade. I had opportunities to do that both while I was a pupil at St James and after I had left. The Upanishads and Mahabharata are the highlights of the curriculum. That is a gross exaggeration. What, by the way, do you have against the Upanishads and Mahabharata? I ...

...there are aspects of the junior schools that still need addressing such as the curtsey. Just for clarification, do you also feel junior school boys taking their hats off is an issue worth addressing? I think the reason why the curtsey remains at St James is due to old English tradition, and is n...

rachelS wrote:Is it that you have joined in some other part of the world where the name is different? ( In some places, for instance, it's called the School of Philosophy)

No.

Thank you, Matthew. I would have thought everyone would have made the effort to read those posts, given so many are so intent on analyzing my agenda.

a different guest wrote:I've noticed before that long-term products of the adult schools aren't crash hot at sarcasm.

What exactly are you insinuating? For those who haven't yet heard: I am not, nor have I been, nor will I be, a member of the SES.

You obviously missed my sarcastic comeback. If that's what it was cos if it was it was pretty pathetic.. Thank you. My remark was meant to be pathetic, and should therefore have succeeded in demonstrating the similar pointlessness of leonmich's rhetoric. Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. I have en...

Alban wrote:

anti_ses wrote:

leonmich wrote:It's the end of civilisation as we know it.

I'm glad somebody agrees with me!

You obviously missed the sarcasm of Leon's remark

You obviously missed my sarcastic comeback.

leonmich wrote:It's the end of civilisation as we know it.

I'm glad somebody agrees with me!

Is that truly your experience or what you read in the tabloid press??? It is truly my experience, as I travel to and from work every day via public transport. The tabloid press only confirms my experiences. I admit that I may only come across a small sample of the possible types of teenagers and th...