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In la.general Joe Freeman <joe@freemansoft.com> wrote:
: Uniforms in school systems do provide a level of equality of means.  There
: can be little competition between economic or ethnic codes as part of a
: clothing style campaign.  Today's society is very materialistic.  Removing
: that struggle form the school environment could not hurt.
: <joe>

Joe, you're right. I'm wrong. Statistical studies are worthless. we should
all know that the ability to teach our kids is based on ensuring total
equality. Since you were so wise to point this out to us I propose you be
named chairman of the new "Uncloth Our Kids" campaign that will try to
ensure educational objectivity through elimination of all clothing in the
classroom.

Or maybe you don't want me setting the rules and standards as to what your
kids wear to school any more than I want you setting the rules and
standards for mine.

Maybe it would be nice if parents spent some of their time parenting
instead of whining and complaining that the schools they send their kids
to have turned into babysitting services for parents who are out chasing
the buck, rather than focusing on being parents, like they should.