Should We Regulate Homeschooling?

The NPR podcast title is "How should we regulate Homeschooling"?  ... And there's so much wrong with that title.  

It demonstrates what Conservatives and Constitutionalists everywhere have called attention to regarding government control.   

Outrageously, the podcast was from the very start, shining a negative or should I say, a treacherous light on Homeschooling.  The podcast begins with a shaky-voiced mother who gives her experience as a Home-school mom.  She tells of a traumatizing story of being brought up in a fundamentalist religious background where her parents home-schooled her, and led her to believe that public school was such a terrible thing.  The podcast leans deep and hard against the rights and privacy of parents to home-school their own children, and the movement to start shedding negativity against parental rights and home-schooling is on the move.  This is how it starts, via negative propaganda.   "Big Brother" is still around, and he's alive and well!

Despite all evidence on how home-schooling overly benefits our children's intellectual needs over our failing government schools, still, the move to point to atrocities of individual cases, are being put upfront in the media to scare the public against Homeschooling.     

Government is seeing the growing trend of Homeschooling, and they're moving against it.  Power-hungry tyrants own this playbook, and they've used it over and over again in history.  

"Let me control the textbooks, and I will control the state" - Adolf Hitler