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https://catholicvote.org/homeschooled-student-denied-first-place-medal-new-zealand-mountain-bike-competitionI guess what they mean is that "home schooled" (read catholic schooling) have a whole lot more common sense than public schooled children who are taught that DEI is all that matters and not learning of any sort.
On Fri Apr 25 07:55:06 2025 AMuzi wrote:
<https://catholicvote.org/homeschooled-student-denied-first-place-medal-new-zealand-mountain-bike-competition>
I guess what they mean is that "home schooled" (read catholic
schooling) have a whole lot more common sense than public schooled
children who are taught that DEI is all that matters and not
learning of any sort.
Am 12.10.2025 um 00:12 schrieb cyclintom:
On Fri Apr 25 07:55:06 2025 AMuzi-a wrote:
<https://catholicvote.org/homeschooled-student-denied-first-place-
medal-new-zealand-mountain-bike-competition>
The "DEI-nonsense" in New Zealand seems to be based on the idea that for
a "school competition" (as opposed to a "national youth competition"),
kids should normally attend a public school, with the exemption that non-school participants are sometimes allowed to compete as guests but
not become "school champion";
this is similar to my grandad who as a rower from Bohemia was allowed to compete as guests in the German Rowing Championships 1922 but not
elegible to the title "German Champion" as Bohemia was not part of Germany.
I guess what they mean is that "home schooled" (read catholic
schooling)
have a whole lot more common sense than public schooled
children who are taught that DEI is all that matters and not
learning of any sort.
"Home Schooled" does not mean "schooled in a School run by the Catholic Church".-a Are you trying to claim that Catholic parents should school
their kids at home?
In Europe you find that any schools with more than 500 years of
tradition are abbey schools run by the Catholic Church; the first "city schools" were founded as recently as 1525 after the new-fangled ideas of
Mr Gutenberg and Mr Luther changed everything ;-)
Rolf
On 10/13/2025 9:16 AM, Rolf Mantel wrote:
Am 12.10.2025 um 00:12 schrieb cyclintom:
On Fri Apr 25 07:55:06 2025 AMuzi--- Synchronet 3.21a-Linux NewsLink 1.2
On Mon Oct 13 11:44:07 2025 zen cycle wrote:
On 10/13/2025 9:16 AM, Rolf Mantel wrote:
Am 12.10.2025 um 00:12 schrieb cyclintom:
On Fri Apr 25 07:55:06 2025 AMuzi wrote:
<https://catholicvote.org/homeschooled-student-denied-first-
place- medal-new-zealand-mountain-bike-competition>
The "DEI-nonsense" in New Zealand seems to be based on the idea
that for a "school competition" (as opposed to a "national youth
competition"), kids should normally attend a public school, with
the exemption that non-school participants are sometimes allowed
to compete as guests but not become "school champion"; this is
similar to my grandad who as a rower from Bohemia was allowed to
compete as guests in the German Rowing Championships 1922 but
not elegible to the title "German Champion" as Bohemia was not
part of Germany.
Which is just like the Massachusetts State Criterium
championships. The MAss State Criterium Champion is the highest
placed Mass resident - not necessarily the winner.
This New Zealand issue is exactly that. There are no politics
involved here.
I guess what they mean is that "home schooled" (read catholic
schooling)
On what planet does home schooling = catholic schooling? Why,
Planet Tommy, of course?
have a whole lot more common sense than public schooled
children who are taught that DEI is all that matters and not
learning of any sort.
Nothing in that article implies any sort of politics or dei
policies, you fucking twit.
"Home Schooled" does not mean "schooled in a School run by the
Catholic Church". Are you trying to claim that Catholic parents
should school their kids at home?
No, he's just talking out of his ass again.
Why do you feel the need to show your supreme ignorance time and
time again? Attendees of Catholic schools in New Zealand are New
Zealanders too.
Am 13.10.2025 um 19:46 schrieb cyclintom:
On Mon Oct 13 11:44:07 2025 zen cycle-a wrote:
On 10/13/2025 9:16 AM, Rolf Mantel wrote:
Am 12.10.2025 um 00:12 schrieb cyclintom:
On Fri Apr 25 07:55:06 2025 AMuzi wrote:
<https://catholicvote.org/homeschooled-student-denied-first-
place- medal-new-zealand-mountain-bike-competition>
The "DEI-nonsense" in New Zealand seems to be based on the idea
that for a "school competition" (as opposed to a "national youth
competition"), kids should normally attend a public school, with
the exemption that non-school participants are sometimes allowed
to compete as guests but not become "school champion"; this is
similar to my grandad who as a rower from Bohemia was allowed to
compete as guests in the German Rowing Championships 1922 but
not elegible to the title "German Champion" as Bohemia was not
part of Germany.
Which is just like the Massachusetts State Criterium
championships. The MAss State Criterium Champion is the highest
placed Mass resident - not necessarily the winner.
This New Zealand issue is exactly that. There are no politics
involved here.
I guess what they mean is that "home schooled" (read catholic
schooling)
On what planet does home schooling = catholic schooling? Why,
Planet Tommy, of course?
have a whole lot more common sense than public schooled children
who are taught that DEI is all that matters and not learning of any >>>>> sort.
Nothing in that article implies any sort of politics or dei
policies, you fucking twit.
"Home Schooled" does not mean "schooled in a School run by the
Catholic Church". Are you trying to claim that Catholic parents
should school their kids at home?
No, he's just talking out of his ass again.
Why do you feel the need to show your supreme ignorance time and
time again? Attendees of Catholic schools in New Zealand are New
Zealanders too.
On 10/14/2025 5:10 AM, Rolf Mantel wrote:
Am 13.10.2025 um 19:46 schrieb cyclintom:
On Mon Oct 13 11:44:07 2025 zen cyclea wrote:
On 10/13/2025 9:16 AM, Rolf Mantel wrote:
Am 12.10.2025 um 00:12 schrieb cyclintom:
On Fri Apr 25 07:55:06 2025 AMuzi wrote:
<https://catholicvote.org/homeschooled-student-denied-first-
place- medal-new-zealand-mountain-bike-competition>
The "DEI-nonsense" in New Zealand seems to be based on the idea
that for a "school competition" (as opposed to a "national youth
competition"), kids should normally attend a public school, with
the exemption that non-school participants are sometimes allowed
to compete as guests but not become "school champion"; this is
similar to my grandad who as a rower from Bohemia was allowed to
compete as guests in the German Rowing Championships 1922 but
not elegible to the title "German Champion" as Bohemia was not
part of Germany.
Which is just like the Massachusetts State Criterium
championships. The MAss State Criterium Champion is the highest
placed Mass resident - not necessarily the winner.
This New Zealand issue is exactly that. There are no politics
involved here.
I guess what they mean is that "home schooled" (read catholic
schooling)
On what planet does home schooling = catholic schooling? Why,
Planet Tommy, of course?
have a whole lot more common sense than public schooled children
who are taught that DEI is all that matters and not learning of any >>>>>> sort.
Nothing in that article implies any sort of politics or dei
policies, you fucking twit.
"Home Schooled" does not mean "schooled in a School run by the
Catholic Church". Are you trying to claim that Catholic parents
should school their kids at home?
No, he's just talking out of his ass again.
Why do you feel the need to show your supreme ignorance time and
time again? Attendees of Catholic schools in New Zealand are New
Zealanders too.
Catholic school children are not excluded, you stupid twat. The
competition is open to all children that attend accredited schools. It's >only home-schooled children that are excluded - which by definition are >_not_ children in catholic schools.
FFS, talk about showing supreme ignorance time and time again.