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BadgerMom

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15. I taught English at the secondary level in California. I know how I'd respond to such lawlessness.

Reply to purr-rat beauty (Reply #14)

Thu Jun 25, 2026, 11:04 PM

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It would take me an afternoon to put together lesson plans that included readings from the Koran, the Torah and Talmud, the Vedas, the Book of Mormon…You get the picture. I know it would cause a ruckus. Deal with it, you small-minded assholes.

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