Current Events > Oklahoma essentially trying to codify Christianity in schools

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https://twitter.com/jeffreyasachs/status/1488168654650978304?s=21

This shit is sweeping the nation and showing no signs of slowing down

Yeah, no. You can't do that.

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The judeochristian revolution is at hand.

2 burkas must be worn.

Those Church of Satan folks are going to have fun with this.

God, I miss Oklahoma.

I should go camping there again this spring break. It's been loooong overdue.

This truly is some dark age bullshit.

I dont think this is legal.

So... "I like ham" is forbidden now?

So bye bye theory of evolution at Oklahoma?

Meh it likely gets stomped in federal court seeing as it's illegal.

JuanCarlos1 posted...

So bye bye theory of evolution at Oklahoma?

Part of their goal yeah

pinky0926 posted...

This truly is some dark age bullshit.

dark age is a misnomer but I get your point

My brother doing his residency in Oklahoma. He can't wait for it to be over so he can go literally anywhere else.

I'm just curious how this would even work.

Like, would it include all religions? All religious beliefs?

Would there be literally any wrong answers anymore? How would you grade or test for things.

pinky0926 posted...

Like, would it include all religions? All religious beliefs?

As worded, yes. As intended, probably not.
It essentially forces lowest-common-denominator school lunch, and becoming ever more so as new "deeply held beliefs" appear.

As a christian iam worried about this as people use christianity for bad things very often.

Supreme Court Justices as this passes their bench:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/3/1/7/AAAjzGAAA_EN.jpg

pinky0926 posted...

I'm just curious how this would even work.

Like, would it include all religions? All religious beliefs?

Would there be literally any wrong answers anymore? How would you grade or test for things.

I'm assuming the easiest example is God vs. Evolution/Star Wars/Transformers/LOTR/The Matrix/Star Trek/etc. as an explanation for any argument on life's functionalities.

Obviously the dumbasses didn't think how this could backfire which is why they wrote this bill in such a vague language it gives weight to ANY religion rather than what they intended to protect (Christianity). It ain't passing either way.

Its part of the wet dream of the right to make enough teachers quit public school becomes impossible and they funnel all that property tax money to private schools owned by corporations.

Poor students wont be able to afford school even with the government subsidy so the government will fine and imprison the parents for not putting their kids in school.

The children will be dumb and barely literate forcing them to take terrible jobs they cant afford to quit.

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Whatever this is:
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/6/1/4/AAEhCpAAC3vm.jpg

I mean its teaching you to use a base ten system, which is good.

But if you can read well enough to understand what the fuck it is saying, you should be way beyond that.

Alteres posted...

I mean its teaching you to use a base ten system, which is good.

But if you can read well enough to understand what the fuck it is saying, you should be way beyond that.

Note how it's intended for "parents & children", not "just children"? I'd assume in most cases there's enough reading capability between the two of them regardless of the child's age.