'Doesn't think much of #homeschoolers': Dictionary.com blasted for 'insulting' example sentences

.@dictionarycom Thanks for letting #homeschool families know what you think of us. Good to know where the jerks are. http://t.co/omW0HIuRoD

— April Thompson (@oddlysaid) August 11, 2014

Dear @dictionarycom, it's summer vacation for this #homeschool mom, too. I got time to kill. Jackasses. http://t.co/vtZZTdJkUr

— April Thompson (@oddlysaid) August 11, 2014

.@abekadigital http://t.co/Kms6NKeOs9 doesn't think much of #homeschoolers. Sure you want to give them money? http://t.co/omW0HIuRoD

— April Thompson (@oddlysaid) August 11, 2014

Really, @dictionarycom? Are these appropriate example sentences for the word "homeschool"? http://t.co/mT3Yxd8uF0 pic.twitter.com/1Kaj8BKwqD

— Gina Denny (@ginad129) August 11, 2014

Wow. @Dictionarycom tells you how they really feel about Homeschooling. http://t.co/OA9MEp1ypF pic.twitter.com/hvXqEfdwag

— Adam (@GPIA7R) August 11, 2014

@mdrache @oddlysaid @dictionarycom pic.twitter.com/vrurgovsom

— Sarah Stevenson (@sarahrstevenson) August 11, 2014

Or you can send them to public school where they'll be at mercy of teachers unions (examples from dictionary . com): pic.twitter.com/5xCGLSzwjC

— T. Becket Adams (@BecketAdams) August 11, 2014

I was homeschooled. I sleep next to a dictionary. Always have. But this is you, @dictionarycom: pic.twitter.com/idCWBwcPki

— JN Gerhart (@JNGerhart) August 11, 2014

I don’t like firing people because of their beliefs; maybe let someone not inclined to epithetic outbursts to describe us, @dictionarycom.

— JN Gerhart (@JNGerhart) August 11, 2014