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bondwooley

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29. Okay

Reply to pnwmom (Reply #28)

Fri May 30, 2014, 11:36 PM

May 2014

I guess saying that the "same thing can be said for people who went to public school" is less of a generalization, somehow.

Agreed that the contradictions between love/violence in Catholic school made things hard for kids to navigate and sort out (psychologically), but I hope you're not saying that violence was acceptable (psychologically) in public schools because there was no contradiction.

That would be like saying rape is okay as long as the rapist is mute and doesn't say it's for your own good. I find that reasoning very faulty.

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