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crim son

(27,552 posts)
12. I agree.
Wed Jun 19, 2024, 05:52 PM
Jun 2024

This is the only way to fight back. I am not a Christian and my kids are not Christians. Why would I approve their being forced to view Christian-only propaganda? Either keep all religion out of schools, or include ALL religion in schools. Educate the kids that there are a brazillion Christian sects, and just as many non-Christian religious groups out there, not to mention the atheists and agnostics. Tech them about Mormon polygamy, the burning of Protestants, the burning of the witches, the treatment of women under various religions throughout history. Why wait? If we can send our kids to war at age eighteen, we can surely inform them about religious hypocrisy during their senior year in high school.

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Thou Shalt Not Worship Any Graven Images Deep State Witch Jun 2024 #1
+1. Although the shalt not kill, steal, lie about others, ain't too bad. Silent Type Jun 2024 #2
Calling Church of Satan!!! I'm surprised they're not on this already. Scrivener7 Jun 2024 #3
GOP politicians break the commandments every day. Irish_Dem Jun 2024 #4
And that bdamomma Jun 2024 #23
MAGAs too. They break them all. Irish_Dem Jun 2024 #25
I guess a religious mandate is A-OK because FREE SPEECH Shermann Jun 2024 #5
No, it's not. EndlessWire Jun 2024 #17
more to come. rampartc Jun 2024 #6
are picx of the adulterer in chief still hanging in classrooms if trump wins nt msongs Jun 2024 #7
Legislators don't pay any penalty for violating the Constitution. HeartachesNhangovers Jun 2024 #8
There needs to be something like vexatious litigant Lithos Jun 2024 #13
Now tenets from all other faiths must be posted. lpbk2713 Jun 2024 #9
I agree. crim son Jun 2024 #12
The Ten Commandments are Jewish in origin, not Christian. former9thward Jun 2024 #30
Pastafarian minister here, voicing strong support for this idea nt ramen Jun 2024 #28
Hey GOP -- Thou Shalt Fuck Off Blue Owl Jun 2024 #10
There will be lawsuits. spanone Jun 2024 #11
They are certifiably insane JanMichael Jun 2024 #14
Keep any/all religion out of my public schools, MOMFUDSKI Jun 2024 #15
the clowns have the votes they can do what they want dembotoz Jun 2024 #16
It is time to donate to the ACLU again LetMyPeopleVote Jun 2024 #18
Good thing we have the courts to overrule this. Emile Jun 2024 #19
And republicans as a whole, break 1, 2 & 9 on a daily basis. William769 Jun 2024 #20
It gets the whackos to the polls. Iggo Jun 2024 #21
So, what does a Louisiana teacher do when a school kid pipes up and says...... DFW Jun 2024 #22
I can just see it... jmowreader Jun 2024 #24
Those elementary school students better not covet another student's wife Blue Owl Jun 2024 #26
And the governor says he's looking forward to lawsuits. catrose Jun 2024 #27
This can only happen because TheFarseer Jun 2024 #29
As I've said before the MAGAS in control of Louisiana are in a horse race to B.See Jun 2024 #31
As a guide to living, they are pretty lame Doc Sportello Jun 2024 #32
Fine, you wanna play that game? Here's a statue of Baphomet in every classroom. sakabatou Jun 2024 #33
It could be two things: no_hypocrisy Jun 2024 #34
Why Louisiana's radical new law on Ten Commandments, schools matters LetMyPeopleVote Jun 2024 #35
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