Josiah

It's not - The tone of this thread was previously unnecessarily aggressive, to the extent that you had upset another user. I'm sure you agree you could have responded to Lindylou in less dramatic terms. Have a nice Saturday evening, and Please consider this conversation over.

Rendel, It just struck me as a shame that you, and Joylo were unable to have a civilised debate/chat with Lindylou. Her view was one of kindness, and your own and Joylo's one of cynicism and harshness. I'd like to think that you, an adult (I think?!) would be able to control your emotions when responding to another user (and member of the local community!). Then again, maybe Internet forums/social median aren't for you. Sorry for spelling your name wrong by the way, buddy. Hope you've learned something! Wishing you the best, Josiah

Hi Rentel, Isaac and I are using different accounts, and indeed we are different people! We know Lindylou personally, and she alerted us to this thread. We're quite frankly appalled by your treatment of someone we know very well. The cynicism of your own argument is reflected in your readiness to jump to absurd conclusions.

Hi "Rendell" Harris - The fact that this post has been brought to my attention recently does not impact in the slightest my right to pass comment. All you do by responding in this manner is render your own views yet more futile. Why don't you consider the fact that you've reacted outrageously to a perfectly reasonable response - embarrassing.

Dear "Rendell" Harris and "Joylo", i quite frankly think it's embarrassing that you've both resorted to bullying another user to prop up your antiquated and quite frankly mean spirited opinions on "how children should behave" in Dulwich. Dulwich is a beautifully unique, young and vibrant community in the sense that it is home to a wide range of schools which provide an exemplary education to young children. Thank goodness we as a community are still a home to people like lindylou, and aren't populated by miserable dinosaurs such as yourselves.