Uncensored2008
Libertarian Radical
They should have an ISIS day
In Detroit schools, every day is ISIS day.....
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They should have an ISIS day
You think that putting American girls in a veil would make them want to be Muslim?
Derp.
And as an boy we had to learn square dancing...It's indoctrination, moon. Another school was teaching Pillars. Another has kids making prayer rugs and bowing on them. It is a mindset of a religion, while Christianity and other religions are shunned. Want to teach kids about Muslims? Show pictures of the girls that were kidnapped and bloody school desks. We need to stop prettying up the Muslim Spring.
Except wearing a scarf is no more going to make you a terrorist than wearing a cowboy hat...One is dancing, the other is terror. Swing your partner to and fro, then behead them?
SquarDamn if the country fucks in Okiehoma didn't try to indoctrinate me with their culture of Western day dress and having to learn square dancing....
No whey did I want any part of their cornball racism...
As long as it is satan worshipping mooooslims the crybabies don't cry.A failed attempt at Islamic indoctrination.
You think that putting American girls in a veil would make them want to be Muslim?
Derp.
What I think is, where the hell are all the liberals screaming separation of church and state, like when they see a teacher wearing a cross?
Probably a failed attempt to teach you how not to be clumsy.And as an boy we had to learn square dancing...It's indoctrination, moon. Another school was teaching Pillars. Another has kids making prayer rugs and bowing on them. It is a mindset of a religion, while Christianity and other religions are shunned. Want to teach kids about Muslims? Show pictures of the girls that were kidnapped and bloody school desks. We need to stop prettying up the Muslim Spring.
Let the schools be tolerant of Christians then alsoYou think they care what the girls want?
If the goal is indoctrination, this would primarily accomplish alienation. But, it might make them more tolerant of other people's religious rights, and that's sometimes a good thing. Empathy is a valuable skill.
And as an boy we had to learn square dancing...
Probably to teach him how to talk to girls.Probably to teach you how not to be clumsy.And as an boy we had to learn square dancing...It's indoctrination, moon. Another school was teaching Pillars. Another has kids making prayer rugs and bowing on them. It is a mindset of a religion, while Christianity and other religions are shunned. Want to teach kids about Muslims? Show pictures of the girls that were kidnapped and bloody school desks. We need to stop prettying up the Muslim Spring.
Except wearing a scarf is no more going to make you a terrorist than wearing a cowboy hat...
And as an boy we had to learn square dancing...
What religion is square dancing, sploogy?
What was worse was at 8 you don't want to hold a girls hand while dancing..And as an boy we had to learn square dancing...
What religion is square dancing, sploogy?
Moronism. I was subjected to it in school too. Swing your partner out the door, hide from teacher, such a bore..
you wish, it would give you a reason to be a chauvinist pig again...Except wearing a scarf is no more going to make you a terrorist than wearing a cowboy hat...
How about wearing a Swastika?
You leftist are balls deep in your affair with radical Islam. You're ready to make it the official religion of the nation.
When I was in high school we had pajama day.
Apparently it was a slippery slope
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An Ohio public high school tried to have its females students cover their faces with (Islamic) hijabs ("A covered girl challenge"). Parents caught wind of it and protested. The principal, Mindy McCarty-Stewart canceled it. This is apparently a snippet of a letter sent to parents:
The event was meant to combat stereotypes students may face when wearing head coverings, McCarty-Stewart wrote, but "as the event spread beyond our school community, however, we received many strong messages that made me reconsider the event's ability to meet its objectives.
"I now realize that as adults we should have given our students better guidance. After much consideration and after talking with the student event organizers, we have canceled the event."
Mrs. Stewart seems to state in the letter that the problem is not that the event would take place or that it was 'student led' but that it was "school sponsored":
The event was sponsored by MHS' Muslim Student Association, but an email promoting it came from MHS' Student Activities Department. In her letter, McCarty-Stewart said that should not have happened.
The event was student-led rather than school-sponsored, she said, adding that MHS will put policies in place to ensure further communication from the school email account is limited to school-sponsored events.
This reasoning is supported by district spokeswoman who actually claims that problem is that adults were too involved:
The event was sponsored by MHS' Muslim Student Association, but an email promoting it came from MHS' Student Activities Department. In her letter, McCarty-Stewart said that should not have happened.
The event was student-led rather than school-sponsored, she said, adding that MHS will put policies in place to ensure further communication from the school email account is limited to school-sponsored events.
Mason principal cancels Muslim event apologizes