Who’s going to design the curriculum? Is it going to have bipartisan support? Who’s going to implement the state or federal agency that deals with it? Who’s going to test whether the education is succeeding? Who’s going to take children from their homes? It’s challenging enough to run regular public education and child protective services… we don’t need something impossible to implement and possibly against people’s civil liberties

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it’s a bit extreme/ not realistic. i do think schools need better education on interpersonal relationships and managing emotions in a healthy way tho, and not just for boys. women perpetrate intimate partner violence at high rates as well, although typically less frequent and severe

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This is a very idealistic idea, in reality that would be very hard to practice successfully

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modern parents don’t even play all that big of a part in educating their own kids (unless they are homeschooled) its mostly the school system environment

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