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My children go to a Church of England school in the UK (which is part of the public school system), The school is run on Christian principle (in the UK there is a fuzzy line between the separation of Church and State) with most aspect of educations viewed from a moral standpoint.  Even with the school as part of the moral compass, there are still pupils that end up on the wrong side of the law.  I was educated in a private Christian school and have found out through various reunions that we have had our share of criminal alumni.  I agree with the point above, as conservatives we need to look beyond the simple finger pointing at the public school system and look at the breakdown of morality in society in general.  Many of the great leaders (i.e. Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher) went through their respective public school systems. If you cherry pick products of the systems you can prove any point.  My one (slight) complaint about this excellent site is that fact that you always seem to blame any negative story on Liberals - even when the linked article makes not reference to the leaning of the particular individual or group involved.  I am no friend of the Liberal cause, but I don't see them as the cause of all evil in the world.  As a free market conservative I still have some moments when I get concerned about the morality of a free market that promotes homosexuality and    ographers because there is money to be be made out of these groups. .[[Nik77uk]] 12:15, 6 December 2007 (GMT)

My children go to a Church of England school in the UK (which is part of the public school system), The school is run on Christian principle (in the UK there is a fuzzy line between the separation of Church and State) with most aspect of educations viewed from a moral standpoint.  Even with the school as part of the moral compass, there are still pupils that end up on the wrong side of the law.  I was educated in a private Christian school and have found out through various reunions that we have had our share of criminal alumni.  I agree with the point above, as conservatives we need to look beyond the simple finger pointing at the public school system and look at the breakdown of morality in society in general.  Many of the great leaders (i.e. Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher) went through their respective public school systems. If you cherry pick products of the systems you can prove any point.  My one (slight) complaint about this excellent site is that fact that you always seem to blame any negative story on Liberals - even when the linked article makes not reference to the leaning of the particular individual or group involved.  I am no friend of the Liberal cause, but I don't see them as the cause of all evil in the world.  As a free market conservative I still have some moments when I get concerned about the morality of a free market that promotes homosexuality and    ographers because there is money to be be made out of these groups. .[[User:Nik77uk|Nik77uk]] 12:15, 6 December 2007 (GMT)

:I'm surprised it took so long to put that kid up on the front page.  Every time there's a murder by someone under 25, you all blame it on the schools, and only the schools.  [[User:Maestro|Maestro]] 07:50, 7 December 2007 (EST)

:I'm surprised it took so long to put that kid up on the front page.  Every time there's a murder by someone under 25, you all blame it on the schools, and only the schools.  [[User:Maestro|Maestro]] 07:50, 7 December 2007 (EST)