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Last I checked I teach in #48. We’re gutted by charter schools, religious homeschooling, poor funding, and shambling educational infrastructure. Also the general populace are proud to denounce education and don’t value its benefits.
They pass these useless bills to distract the public from the fact that their state’s education system is in shambles and they won’t do a damn thing to actually fix that. >

Just put the same words but in arabic, the rule will be gone soon. >

Someone tried that in Texas (I think?) and predictably all the Christian scumbags down there rejected just those signs (I believe one had In God We Trust written in Arabic and another one was done with rainbow letters). They’re not interested in displaying their love for God so much as they are in marginalizing other religions and the people that believe in them. >

I saw somewhere that the Christian Nationals and Conservative Muslims are teaming up to ban books. Maybe they’re cooking something up that’ll lead to a compromise >

The really ironic thing is that the Christian Nationalists were the ones screaming for years about how Muslims were trying to force sharia law on all of us here and yet it’s those same Nationalists that are trying to take rights away from women, including forcing them to cover up in the Missouri legislature, and everyone who isn’t a straight, white, male Christian. >

They realized they have much more in common than they thought. Full circle >


"The Taliban is going to ban abortion, vaccines, and gay marriage… maybe we were fighting on the wrong side for 20 years.”  (source) >

@baptistboomer just reads like one of those fake tweets from Cities Skyline >


@baptistboomer just reads like one of those fake tweets from Cities Skyline

Wow. Was not expecting to see a Cities: Skylines reference here. >

Yeah, the only thing West Virginia has in common with my cities in Cities: Skylines is the godawful infrastructure. And economy. And education. And… >

Public schools are NOT YOUR FUCKING CHURCHES >

Which is exactly why we're seeing the push to end public schooling and bring back private schools.. and child labor. >

I want to start a movement to ban private schools. Instead of the 1% donating to private schools that only benefit the privileged and elite, they can start an endowment for their local public school which will benefit the children of all classes. >

As someone who was forced through private catholic school despite years of pleading to be released from that shit hole, I could get behind this. I still get uncomfortable whenever I see a crucifix. >

Fucking A. Can’t you just imagine what Jesus would think about religions in his name using the torture device responsible for his death? >

a ruler? >

Now you're making me cross. >

Ranked #45 in education. Maybe they should put less trust in gods… >

How sad for those other five.