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Should taxpayer $$ be used to fund religious education?
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Years and years ago, when they were new, when Gavin was still around, and before the Proud Boys was totally coopted by maniacs, I attended a meeting at Cook's Corner. Had a beer, saw they were all weirdos, went home
Since then my fan club has turned it into a legend with many more twists and turns as their obsessions with me grow in their heads
The truth is much more boring
It’s self-admitted. As were the stories of him wanting to ban Chinese buyers because he couldn’t afford a house near the beach and his wife breaking his spirit.
No sh!t, taxpayer funding of religious schools is the violation of church and state. Not to mention Christianity being openly pushed by Govt in the shithole Red states.
Church lady screeching again! How about religious schools being dating services for Pedos?
And carrying their water ever since. Only a looser would even think about joining that group
That's probably a question for constitutional scholars/supreme court. Considering churches operate tax free (and a lot of them make shitloads of money) you may not win that case?
Would people teaching religious theory in public schools be akin to people teaching the 107 genders theory in public schools?
Maybe public schools should focus on the traditional academic pursuits and leave the moralization/social engineering to the parents?
Exactly, Religion has no place in public schools. And Churches should be taxed, one of the biggest scams in America.
I dont think the federal government should be involved at all.
I wish schools would teach comparative religion but Christians balk at anything not Jesus-centric. I think everyone should understand the Basics of the main world religions.
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