Is Emma Thompson spoiling her daughter who doesn't like school?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2944022/Emma-Thompson-home-schools-daughter-girl-says-school-wasn-t-her.html

• Emma Thompson decides to educate her daughter at home after girl says school 'wasn't for her' 
• Gaia, 15, decided before her GCSEs that she wanted to be home schooled 
• Father Greg Wise revealed 'sausage factory' education wasn't for her
• Famous family have built a classroom in the garden of their London home 
• Thompson had hoped she would attend her old state school for A-levels

@SchoolsImprove Well, what child wouldn't want to be home educated in the Thompson household with that level of intelligence & success...
— Heather Stack (@HMStack) February 9, 2015

@HMStack @SchoolsImprove Emma Thompson is implicitly admitting that her daughter is a spoilt social retard who can't cope with school life.
— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) February 10, 2015

@ntfem @SchoolsImprove Have you ever heard of the term politically incorrect, Claire? Social media is no hiding place for libel or slander.
— Heather Stack (@HMStack) February 10, 2015

@HMStack @SchoolsImprove Politically Incorrect = Libel/Slander? I don't think that is what the law says.
— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) February 10, 2015

@HMStack @SchoolsImprove As I understand it, my defence for an action against defamation could be fair comment. http://t.co/PBztywqEqx
— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) February 10, 2015

@HMStack @SchoolsImprove It seems the defence of fair comment is now called "honest opinion" at http://t.co/hRXbv4e7iU
— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) February 10, 2015

@HMStack @SchoolsImprove Truth is also a defence to an action for defamation. We can have a nice debate about liberal parenting too.
— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) February 10, 2015

@HMStack @SchoolsImprove Yet another defence I could avail myself of is that of publication on a matter of public interest.
— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) February 10, 2015

And then I discovered I had been blocked!

Emma Thompson should know home schooling is no match for school life, says VANESSA FELTZ