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>>rossan+(OP)
Oh the good old, violent Easter European bias mixed into crap science.

>>Murome+bm5
It could be, but communication issues could also be at play, plus overeager doctors/social workers. In Romania they go at great lengths not to pull children out of family environments, in Denmark and other more developed countries it could be the opposite.

>>raducu+4o5
Implying ripping children out of their families willy-nilly is "more developed."

>>mike_h+BO5
Its tongue in cheek. Germany is developed, but you will get arrested if you try to homeschool your children.

>>menset+hX5
b/c it's seen as a basic right, and issue of equality to have access to the same level of state education. The concept of "your" children is something of the problem.

>>Chris2+4f7
It could be a problem, but usually isn’t.

The (darkly) funny thing in the case of Germany is that this lack of diversity in education has created a generation with the fertility rate of South Korea (ie dying).

In this case, the state creating a monoculture that results in the ‘destruction’ of the existing state goes to show why evolution values diversity far more than monocultures.