First Amendment no big deal, students say.
POSTED BY: sgtgump
UPDATED: Monday, February 14, 2005 22:27
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For those who object to the Pledge of Allegiance just because of the 'Under God' phrase (I do), try doing a web search on the Pledge. There have been several versions since it was first written and not all of them refer to religion. Just pick a version you like and use that.
But I do recommend that you document whatever version you use, if you think people might object.
--Bleyddyn
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I think schools are teaching a different aspect of liberalism. They teach victimology and dependence. Thats why every Highschool student knows how to complain about sexual harassment or racial discrimination, but don't necessarily understand the finer aspects of reading, speaking, and math
Maybe we should grade the complaints, you know, award points for demonstrating discrimination by using statistics, awarding points for proper logic and presentation; deduct points for poor spelling and grammar...?
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Quote:Yeah. The colleges are really where you find the Marxism (along with a rash of other crazy Left-wing philosophies.) Particularly the liberal arts and social science arena of the West and East coast.
Originally posted by Hero:
I agree. Schools generally are not teaching Marxism, real socialist Marxists teach at the college level.
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What have the schools been teaching the kids about the first amendment?.
Government isn't taught in school until 12th grade and by that time most kids just aren't that interested
this is not only scary but a good indication of where we are headed!!
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