Who is your role model?

He preached not to be an asshole. Shocking for you to hear, I'm sure.
Really?

Why did they nail him to a cross then and then proceed to do the same to his disciples?

They Charlie Kirked all of them for being.............. "gulp"................., nice?
 
Because they were assholes
I don't seem to find this term in the Bible anywhere.

Funny that.

Which version are you using?

Now did they kill Charlie kirk for being nice too?
 
Your generation left me $30T in debt. We should cut off your social security and send you back to work. Your generation was the worst generation in American history. I’d trade 3 of you for every one immigrant we can bring here.
You brought in more than enough, rape and murder groupie.

 
I don't seem to find this term in the Bible anywhere.

Funny that.

Which version are you using?
Pick any version, and point out a part where Jesus preached that one should behave the way we define someone in modern times as being an asshole.
 
Pick any version, and point out a part where Jesus preached that one should behave the way we define someone in modern times as being an asshole.
“we define someone in modern times as being an asshole”

Don’t be so hard on yourself.
 

Elementary school students in Kansas reportedly chose the likes of Jesus, President Donald Trump, and Charlie Kirk as role models during an assignment — but a guidance counselor reportedly squashed those picks, KWCH-TV reported.

The incident at Marshall Elementary School in Eureka took place in late October, the station said, citing a civil rights complaint the American Center for Law & Justice filed Tuesday.

The ACLJ is representing a parent and an elementary school student in the case, KWCH said.

The station reported that a guidance counselor assigned sixth-grade students to call out their role models in a project called “Find Your Voice" while one student designated as a "student teacher" wrote the names on a board.

The ACLJ provided the following narrative of what it said happened, KWCH noted:


The station said it spoke with a Eureka parent of a sixth-grade student who recalled that another student wanted Jesus as a role model, but that choice also was not allowed as part of the assignment.

The ACLJ's complaint accuses the school district of religious discrimination, political/viewpoint discrimination, violation of free speech rights, and retaliation, KWCH noted.

Oh, and the law firm also accused the powers that be of encouraging students to not tell their parents about the incident, the station said.

Specifically, the ACLJ called out "egregious conduct in engaging in viewpoint-based discrimination against students who identified conservative political figures as role models, and the subsequent directive instructing students not to report concerns to their parents," KWCH reported.

In addition, the ACLJ maintained that while students were allowed to list whomever they wanted in their written assignments, they were prohibited from calling out the names of "religious or political heroes publicly on the board," the station said.

The ACLJ further argued that "the selective prohibition created immediate confusion among students about whose voices were valued and whose were not," KWCH said.



The ACLJ said the directive "instructing children not to report concerns to their parents ... violates fundamental principles of parental rights, educational ethics, and child safety," KWCH added.

Is anyone surprised that this sort of crap goes on in public education?

But we all know whom the Left has as role models, don't we.

Mao, Chavez, Stalin, George Floyd, etc.

In fact, any of those I am sure would have been just fine with the Left wingers at the school.
Is this the same crowd that complained about kids singing to President Obama?
 
Based on those answers Kansas should be sold to Russia.
I would build partial walls around Prog cities or compatible areas in suburbs outside those cities. They would be like bollards built on pavements or streets to limit humans and traffic.
 
Children are children, lets hope none view liar, rapist and draft dodger Trump as their role model. Of course if they watch Fox media they may think Trump is a saint. Go figure.
Is John Wayne a good role model
 

Elementary school students in Kansas reportedly chose the likes of Jesus, President Donald Trump, and Charlie Kirk as role models during an assignment — but a guidance counselor reportedly squashed those picks, KWCH-TV reported.

The incident at Marshall Elementary School in Eureka took place in late October, the station said, citing a civil rights complaint the American Center for Law & Justice filed Tuesday.

The ACLJ is representing a parent and an elementary school student in the case, KWCH said.

The station reported that a guidance counselor assigned sixth-grade students to call out their role models in a project called “Find Your Voice" while one student designated as a "student teacher" wrote the names on a board.

The ACLJ provided the following narrative of what it said happened, KWCH noted:


The station said it spoke with a Eureka parent of a sixth-grade student who recalled that another student wanted Jesus as a role model, but that choice also was not allowed as part of the assignment.

The ACLJ's complaint accuses the school district of religious discrimination, political/viewpoint discrimination, violation of free speech rights, and retaliation, KWCH noted.

Oh, and the law firm also accused the powers that be of encouraging students to not tell their parents about the incident, the station said.

Specifically, the ACLJ called out "egregious conduct in engaging in viewpoint-based discrimination against students who identified conservative political figures as role models, and the subsequent directive instructing students not to report concer


Elementary school students in Kansas reportedly chose the likes of Jesus, President Donald Trump, and Charlie Kirk as role models during an assignment — but a guidance counselor reportedly squashed those picks, KWCH-TV reported.

The incident at Marshall Elementary School in Eureka took place in late October, the station said, citing a civil rights complaint the American Center for Law & Justice filed Tuesday.

The ACLJ is representing a parent and an elementary school student in the case, KWCH said.

The station reported that a guidance counselor assigned sixth-grade students to call out their role models in a project called “Find Your Voice" while one student designated as a "student teacher" wrote the names on a board.

The ACLJ provided the following narrative of what it said happened, KWCH noted:


The station said it spoke with a Eureka parent of a sixth-grade student who recalled that another student wanted Jesus as a role model, but that choice also was not allowed as part of the assignment.

The ACLJ's complaint accuses the school district of religious discrimination, political/viewpoint discrimination, violation of free speech rights, and retaliation, KWCH noted.

Oh, and the law firm also accused the powers that be of encouraging students to not tell their parents about the incident, the station said.

Specifically, the ACLJ called out "egregious conduct in engaging in viewpoint-based discrimination against students who identified conservative political figures as role models, and the subsequent directive instructing students not to report concerns to their parents," KWCH reported.

In addition, the ACLJ maintained that while students were allowed to list whomever they wanted in their written assignments, they were prohibited from calling out the names of "religious or political heroes publicly on the board," the station said.

The ACLJ further argued that "the selective prohibition created immediate confusion among students about whose voices were valued and whose were not," KWCH said.



The ACLJ said the directive "instructing children not to report concerns to their parents ... violates fundamental principles of parental rights, educational ethics, and child safety," KWCH added.

Is anyone surprised that this sort of crap goes on in public education?

But we all know whom the Left has as role models, don't we.

Mao, Chavez, Stalin, George Floyd, etc.

In fact, any of those I am sure would have been just fine with the Left wingers at the school.
Yeah left r real bad now. The people were better, but the party always tainted.

If I had to choose one alive and mainstream I'd say Arnold Swartzeheger. Less known an uncle on dads side, all class and character, and one on moms side the same.....they'd be about 100 years old if alive. One of them had more juice than anyone this redacted. He took a lot of $ in the process, and gave even more.
 

Elementary school students in Kansas reportedly chose the likes of Jesus, President Donald Trump, and Charlie Kirk as role models during an assignment — but a guidance counselor reportedly squashed those picks, KWCH-TV reported.

The incident at Marshall Elementary School in Eureka took place in late October, the station said, citing a civil rights complaint the American Center for Law & Justice filed Tuesday.

The ACLJ is representing a parent and an elementary school student in the case, KWCH said.

The station reported that a guidance counselor assigned sixth-grade students to call out their role models in a project called “Find Your Voice" while one student designated as a "student teacher" wrote the names on a board.

The ACLJ provided the following narrative of what it said happened, KWCH noted:


The station said it spoke with a Eureka parent of a sixth-grade student who recalled that another student wanted Jesus as a role model, but that choice also was not allowed as part of the assignment.

The ACLJ's complaint accuses the school district of religious discrimination, political/viewpoint discrimination, violation of free speech rights, and retaliation, KWCH noted.

Oh, and the law firm also accused the powers that be of encouraging students to not tell their parents about the incident, the station said.

Specifically, the ACLJ called out "egregious conduct in engaging in viewpoint-based discrimination against students who identified conservative political figures as role models, and the subsequent directive instructing students not to report concerns to their parents," KWCH reported.

In addition, the ACLJ maintained that while students were allowed to list whomever they wanted in their written assignments, they were prohibited from calling out the names of "religious or political heroes publicly on the board," the station said.

The ACLJ further argued that "the selective prohibition created immediate confusion among students about whose voices were valued and whose were not," KWCH said.



The ACLJ said the directive "instructing children not to report concerns to their parents ... violates fundamental principles of parental rights, educational ethics, and child safety," KWCH added.

Is anyone surprised that this sort of crap goes on in public education?

But we all know whom the Left has as role models, don't we.

Mao, Chavez, Stalin, George Floyd, etc.

In fact, any of those I am sure would have been just fine with the Left wingers at the school.
 
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The school's response as I saw it in AZ Family was incredibly weak:

Marshall Elementary School Principal Stacy Coulter said she was aware of the incident but was unable to provide many details for privacy reasons.

“We are aware of this incident and are always working with families and our school staff to make sure every learning activity is a positive and encouraging experience for every student,” Coulter said. “We are unable to comment on the individuals involved because of our commitment to the privacy of our students and employees. This information is also protected by confidentiality laws.”
 

Elementary school students in Kansas reportedly chose the likes of Jesus, President Donald Trump, and Charlie Kirk as role models during an assignment — but a guidance counselor reportedly squashed those picks, KWCH-TV reported.

The incident at Marshall Elementary School in Eureka took place in late October, the station said, citing a civil rights complaint the American Center for Law & Justice filed Tuesday.

The ACLJ is representing a parent and an elementary school student in the case, KWCH said.

The station reported that a guidance counselor assigned sixth-grade students to call out their role models in a project called “Find Your Voice" while one student designated as a "student teacher" wrote the names on a board.

The ACLJ provided the following narrative of what it said happened, KWCH noted:


The station said it spoke with a Eureka parent of a sixth-grade student who recalled that another student wanted Jesus as a role model, but that choice also was not allowed as part of the assignment.

The ACLJ's complaint accuses the school district of religious discrimination, political/viewpoint discrimination, violation of free speech rights, and retaliation, KWCH noted.

Oh, and the law firm also accused the powers that be of encouraging students to not tell their parents about the incident, the station said.

Specifically, the ACLJ called out "egregious conduct in engaging in viewpoint-based discrimination against students who identified conservative political figures as role models, and the subsequent directive instructing students not to report concerns to their parents," KWCH reported.

In addition, the ACLJ maintained that while students were allowed to list whomever they wanted in their written assignments, they were prohibited from calling out the names of "religious or political heroes publicly on the board," the station said.

The ACLJ further argued that "the selective prohibition created immediate confusion among students about whose voices were valued and whose were not," KWCH said.



The ACLJ said the directive "instructing children not to report concerns to their parents ... violates fundamental principles of parental rights, educational ethics, and child safety," KWCH added.

Is anyone surprised that this sort of crap goes on in public education?

But we all know whom the Left has as role models, don't we.

Mao, Chavez, Stalin, George Floyd, etc.

In fact, any of those I am sure would have been just fine with the Left wingers at the school.
Culture war slop. ^^^
 
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