pknopp
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Why would praying be illegal?
That's not what I said. I have no idea why people think making crap up is a valid reply.
It's not.
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Why would praying be illegal?
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'married' is a religious term, 'civil union' is a government term ~S~
So the 'state' , constitutionally, has no dominion pk ~S~
So the 'state' , constitutionally, has no dominion pk ~S~
i agree as well pkI've long argued the state should step out completely. People then get to marry whoever they wish.
If true, a little bit of pay back is a hard pill to swallow huh ?This is just the beginning. My children have classrooms with dozens of maga hats on the tables upon entrance. They say the children can choose not to wear one, but there are already reports of backlash for those who dont.
We even have a maga parade scheduled for Christmas day.
We are putting a portrait of Trump adorned with a halo in our local elementary school.This is just the beginning. My children have classrooms with dozens of maga hats on the tables upon entrance. They say the children can choose not to wear one, but there are already reports of backlash for those who dont.
We even have a maga parade scheduled for Christmas day.
.. so now we're supposed to care about parental rights? This sounds familiar to me...“There is no statutory authority for the state schools superintendent to require all students to watch a specific video,” Phil Bacharach, a spokesman for the Oklahoma attorney general’s office, told The Oklahoman. “Not only is this edict unenforceable, it is contrary to parents’ rights, local control and individual free-exercise rights.”
Practice what you preach bud. Religion can be defined under many terms set forth by cult followings, beliefs in issue's or dictates, ideologies, scriptures, attitudes, character's surrounding a belief, thing's unseen, spiritualism, trends, and other chosen things in which the term is then applied too by men.Best to keep all the religious mumbo jumbo in the church and out of the schools.
That’s not what happens though is it. The people that are upset and suing and shit weren’t forced to participate they just saw someone else doing it. For some reason just them seeing it, or hearing a prayer sets them off.Forcing people to pray is not appropriate for people of different religious disciplines.
That was...creepy.Hmmmm...they prayed to the obama often enough...even sang hymns to praise his name![]()
Oklahoma’s state superintendent of schools, Ryan Walters, wants every teacher in the state to show a video message from him to their classes which shows him praying for Donald Trump.
Unfortunately for Walters, the state attorney general says that he can’t require students to watch the video, which also announces the creation of a new Department of Religious Freedom and Patriotism, and at least seven of Oklahoma’s school districts say they won’t show it.
“There is no statutory authority for the state schools superintendent to require all students to watch a specific video,” Phil Bacharach, a spokesman for the Oklahoma attorney general’s office, told The Oklahoman. “Not only is this edict unenforceable, it is contrary to parents’ rights, local control and individual free-exercise rights.”
On Thursday night, Walters sent out an email to Oklahoma’s public school superintendents ordering them to show his one-minute-and-24-second video to students. The email contained several grammatical errors, with Walters writing, “We are in a dangerous time for this country. Student’s [sic] rights and freedoms regarding religious liberties are continuously under assault.”
More at the link below...
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Christian Nationalist Tries to Push Trump Prayer on Oklahoma Schools
The state’s superintendent, already under fire for his plan to buy Trump-branded Bibles, is in hot water again.newrepublic.com
Wow, I'm really feeling like I'm living in The Twilight Zone! What do you think?

Oklahoma’s state superintendent of schools, Ryan Walters, wants every teacher in the state to show a video message from him to their classes which shows him praying for Donald Trump.
Unfortunately for Walters, the state attorney general says that he can’t require students to watch the video, which also announces the creation of a new Department of Religious Freedom and Patriotism, and at least seven of Oklahoma’s school districts say they won’t show it.
“There is no statutory authority for the state schools superintendent to require all students to watch a specific video,” Phil Bacharach, a spokesman for the Oklahoma attorney general’s office, told The Oklahoman. “Not only is this edict unenforceable, it is contrary to parents’ rights, local control and individual free-exercise rights.”
On Thursday night, Walters sent out an email to Oklahoma’s public school superintendents ordering them to show his one-minute-and-24-second video to students. The email contained several grammatical errors, with Walters writing, “We are in a dangerous time for this country. Student’s [sic] rights and freedoms regarding religious liberties are continuously under assault.”
More at the link below...
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Christian Nationalist Tries to Push Trump Prayer on Oklahoma Schools
The state’s superintendent, already under fire for his plan to buy Trump-branded Bibles, is in hot water again.newrepublic.com
Wow, I'm really feeling like I'm living in The Twilight Zone! What do you think?
Oklahoma’s state superintendent of schools, Ryan Walters, wants every teacher in the state to show a video message from him to their classes which shows him praying for Donald Trump.
Unfortunately for Walters, the state attorney general says that he can’t require students to watch the video, which also announces the creation of a new Department of Religious Freedom and Patriotism, and at least seven of Oklahoma’s school districts say they won’t show it.
“There is no statutory authority for the state schools superintendent to require all students to watch a specific video,” Phil Bacharach, a spokesman for the Oklahoma attorney general’s office, told The Oklahoman. “Not only is this edict unenforceable, it is contrary to parents’ rights, local control and individual free-exercise rights.”
On Thursday night, Walters sent out an email to Oklahoma’s public school superintendents ordering them to show his one-minute-and-24-second video to students. The email contained several grammatical errors, with Walters writing, “We are in a dangerous time for this country. Student’s [sic] rights and freedoms regarding religious liberties are continuously under assault.”
More at the link below...
![]()
Christian Nationalist Tries to Push Trump Prayer on Oklahoma Schools
The state’s superintendent, already under fire for his plan to buy Trump-branded Bibles, is in hot water again.newrepublic.com
Wow, I'm really feeling like I'm living in The Twilight Zone! What do you think?