Once again, grandmaster, not addressing the issue. Tell me, please, what direct experience do you have in or with a public school. Have you taught in one? Have you consulted for one? Have you worked with administrators to deal with issues of prejudice and violence in Public schools? Because I have done so. You know what else? I’ve personally witnessed Rebbeim and administrators in Yeshivos assault students. Not brutally, not so as it would leave a scar, but 100% within the legal definition of assault. Never once saw that in a public school. Anyone who is found to do so would lose their job. In our community, it is par for the course. So applaud yourself if you wish about the lack of shootings – which, if you didn’t notice, I already conceded. Applaud yourself over the relative absence of drugs (and if you believe they are totally absent, I have a piece of swampland in Florida to sell you). Those are pretty sad benchmarks for the am hanivchar. —-We’re sooo much better because we don’t have shootings. That’s the standard we measure by.—-
Oh, and if the am hanivchar is superior on all levels in all regards across the board, why are we in golus, exactly?