School Children Complain Of “Obama Worship” During Lessons
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Well, this is -disturbing-.
But liberal activists have gotten into our school system for years.
They hated our country because of Bush.
And, criticism of Bush has been documented in schools/colleges.
Now, they are -emotionally- inversing their outlooks with glee -
they love our country now, because of Obama, because "they" won
the election, and they are celebrating.
To change to a socialist state, they always start influencing kids.
Here in Ohio, we just heard this morning that the DEM gov wants year 'round
schooling for kindergarteners.
You grab those kids and teach them what YOU want... and lessen more and more
the teachings of "those" parents...
and school systems that have levies failing again and again... wonder why?
Which, is also a part of their plan - take school levy funding for schools out
of the hands of parents.
Then, parents will have absolutely no control.
Oh yeah, if parents take their kids out of that year around environment?
They will be taxed more.
That's what socialist governments, and liberal Dems do - they control by money.
Not good the next few years. There is going to be serious pushback.
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Our public schools have become a joke. NC ranks as one of the worst.
There are to many social agenda's being pushed on the students, whatever happened to studying good ole' math englsih history and etc.
Whats next will little billie have to report to his teacher how his parents feel about the government?
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Our public schools have become a joke. NC ranks as one of the worst.
There are to many social agenda's being pushed on the students, whatever happened to studying good ole' math englsih history and etc.
Whats next will little billie have to report to his teacher how his parents feel about the government?
Yeah, this looks exactly like Nazi Germany to me.
You guys are too much. I think we should all get our news from disgruntled moms on message boards.
Our public schools have become a joke. NC ranks as one of the worst.
There are to many social agenda's being pushed on the students
Let me guess...Exeter? Choate Rosemary Hall?? Andover????
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Please address the substance of the post, mz the pussy.
you are dancing around it frantically like a scared rabbit.
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Yeah, this looks exactly like Nazi Germany to me.
You guys are too much. I think we should all get our news from disgruntled moms on message boards.
Our public schools have become a joke. NC ranks as one of the worst.
There are to many social agenda's being pushed on the students
Let me guess...Exeter? Choate Rosemary Hall?? Andover????
mz. said:
Yeah, this looks exactly like Nazi Germany to me.You guys are too much. I think we should all get our news from disgruntled moms on message boards.
Let me guess...Exeter? Choate Rosemary Hall?? Andover????
Excuse me, I will forward you my next post beforehand for proof reading.
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Please address the substance of the post, mz the pussy.
you are dancing around it frantically like a scared rabbit.
Please address the substance of the post, mz the pussy.
There's some substance? I guess I'm missing it?
This looks to me, more than anything, like a parent getting her child way too involved in her own politics, then spouting off about it on some message board. When I was a little kid, Reagan was all over my classrooms IIRC.
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I think watching/discussing/studying the inauguration is perfectly legitimate. It's an amazing event, regardless of who is being inaugurated. It really displays the best of our system of government and reminds us all that we are incredibly fortunate to live in this country.
This year's inauguration was quite literally a first and to NOT teach students about why it's so important on so many levels would make little sense.
All that being said, I am disturbed by the notion of pledging allegiance to ANY president's image. Besides the obvious Orwellian overtones of Big Brother watching over the little ones, it's just un-American to celebrate the man over the country, especially during something that's ostensibly about pledging allegiance to the flag that represents the best of the country. Our country is about unity based in common cause, "E Pluribus Unum" and all that, not celebrating personality over substance. Ironically, I think Obama would be the first to agree with me on that and say that this type of thing is inappropriate.
In a separate but related point, I also am opposed to the pledge itself, for its similarly creepy Orwellian tones, but that's another thread for another day...
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I think watching/discussing/studying the inauguration is perfectly legitimate. It's an amazing event, regardless of who is being inaugurated. It really displays the best of our system of government and reminds us all that we are incredibly fortunate to live in this country.
This year's inauguration was quite literally a first and to NOT teach students about why it's so important on so many levels would make little sense.
All that being said, I am disturbed by the notion of pledging allegiance to ANY president's image. Besides the obvious Orwellian overtones of Big Brother watching over the little ones, it's just un-American to celebrate the man over the country, especially during something that's ostensibly about pledging allegiance to the flag that represents the best of the country. Our country is about unity based in common cause, "E Pluribus Unum" and all that, not celebrating personality over substance. Ironically, I think Obama would be the first to agree with me on that and say that this type of thing is inappropriate.
In a separate but related point, I also am opposed to the pledge itself, for its similarly creepy Orwellian tones, but that's another thread for another day...
I think watching/discussing/studying the inauguration is perfectly legitimate. It's an amazing event, regardless of who is being inaugurated. It really displays the best of our system of government and reminds us all that we are incredibly fortunate to live in this country.
This year's inauguration was quite literally a first and to NOT teach students about why it's so important on so many levels would make little sense.
All that being said, I am disturbed by the notion of pledging allegiance to ANY president's image. Besides the obvious Orwellian overtones of Big Brother watching over the little ones, it's just un-American to celebrate the man over the country, especially during something that's ostensibly about pledging allegiance to the flag that represents the best of the country. Our country is about unity based in common cause, "E Pluribus Unum" and all that, not celebrating personality over substance. Ironically, I think Obama would be the first to agree with me on that and say that this type of thing is inappropriate.
In a separate but related point, I also am opposed to the pledge itself, for its similarly creepy Orwellian tones, but that's another thread for another day...
You make some good points, teachers should not be so fanatical that they impose there fandom upon children. Obama is only a man just as Bush (W) is.
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Odd, I don't recall any school children being instructed to sing
a "Hail to Bush" song...
No "Bush gonna save us" lyrics...
Nope. Always the kneejerk attempts at moral equivalency.
No workee.
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Jesus camp ROCKS!
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Pitiful mz the pussy. That isn't a school. That's a eh... Christian church gathering? I reject that too, the teaching of kids
to group idolize people.
But in a public school setting, that is atrocious. Parents KNOW when their kids are in "Jesus Camp".
But parents HAVE to send their kids to public schools by law, unless they are home schooled or go to a
charter school.
The NEA and all the state orgs of the teachers unions across the country, are sold out to the Dem party.
And, liberals are all too often walked through the doors of college classes with approval, while conservatives
have to parrot the all too common liberal hate verbage, or their grades suffer, and they are weeded out if at
all possible.
Been there myself, though that was a long time ago now...
but there are plenty of that still happening.
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Pitiful mz the pussy. That isn't a school. That's a eh... Christian church gathering? I reject that too, the teaching of kids
to group idolize people.
But in a public school setting, that is atrocious. Parents KNOW when their kids are in "Jesus Camp".
But parents HAVE to send their kids to public schools by law, unless they are home schooled or go to a
charter school.
The NEA and all the state orgs of the teachers unions across the country, are sold out to the Dem party.
And, liberals are all too often walked through the doors of college classes with approval, while conservatives
have to parrot the all too common liberal hate verbage, or their grades suffer, and they are weeded out if at
all possible.
Been there myself, though that was a long time ago now...
but there are plenty of that still happening.
And, liberals are all too often walked through the doors of college classes with approval, while conservatives
have to parrot the all too common liberal hate verbage, or their grades suffer, and they are weeded out if at
all possible.
That may be the funniest/most paranoid thing I have read in a long, long while.
Damn all of that "liberal hate verbage" I encountered in my Psych, Chem, Bio, Physics, Art History, Lit, Calculus, Marketing, Advertising, Finance and Accounting coursework. It was almost enough to make me wanna drop out!
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Thanks for the informative and disturbing post T. I have seen this type of behavior from many liberals. Idolizing. Worship. It's scary. I've never seen anything like it. Just keep passing on this quality information and we will keep spreading the word. The truth shall prevail."You planning on having a long relationship with that glass or are you going to drink it? Drink up, man. Maybe we can get another.” - Janis Joplin, 1970.
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And, liberals are all too often walked through the doors of college classes with approval, while conservatives
have to parrot the all too common liberal hate verbage, or their grades suffer, and they are weeded out if at
all possible.
That may be the funniest/most paranoid thing I have read in a long, long while.
Damn all of that "liberal hate verbage" I encountered in my Psych, Chem, Bio, Physics, Art History, Lit, Calculus, Marketing, Advertising, Finance and Accounting coursework. It was almost enough to make me wanna drop out!
mz. said:
That may be the funniest/most paranoid thing I have read in a long, long while.Damn all of that "liberal hate verbage" I encountered in my Psych, Chem, Bio, Physics, Art History, Lit, Calculus, Marketing, Advertising, Finance and Accounting coursework. It was almost enough to make me wanna drop out!
I wish I was encountering some liberal hate verbage in my organic chemistry class right about now. 🥷 <-"ph34r" is what comes up for this emoticon - anybody know what that means?
Well, I'm using it to signify that o-chem would be hard, even for a ninja.
Sure, luck means a lot in football. Not having a good quarterback is bad luck. -Don Shula -
mz. said:
That may be the funniest/most paranoid thing I have read in a long, long while.Damn all of that "liberal hate verbage" I encountered in my Psych, Chem, Bio, Physics, Art History, Lit, Calculus, Marketing, Advertising, Finance and Accounting coursework. It was almost enough to make me wanna drop out!
I wish I was encountering some liberal hate verbage in my organic chemistry class right about now. 🥷 <-"ph34r" is what comes up for this emoticon - anybody know what that means?
Well, I'm using it to signify that o-chem would be hard, even for a ninja.
I wish I was encountering some liberal hate verbage in my organic chemistry class right
I took that shit, too. Even some Rachel Maddow trash would have improved it.
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mz. said:
That may be the funniest/most paranoid thing I have read in a long, long while.Damn all of that "liberal hate verbage" I encountered in my Psych, Chem, Bio, Physics, Art History, Lit, Calculus, Marketing, Advertising, Finance and Accounting coursework. It was almost enough to make me wanna drop out!
I wish I was encountering some liberal hate verbage in my organic chemistry class right about now. 🥷 <-"ph34r" is what comes up for this emoticon - anybody know what that means?
Well, I'm using it to signify that o-chem would be hard, even for a ninja.
I wish I was encountering some liberal hate verbage in my organic chemistry class right about now. 🥷 <-"ph34r" is what comes up for this emoticon - anybody know what that means?
Well, I'm using it to signify that o-chem would be hard, even for a ninja.
ph34r = "to fear" but ninja works.
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