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To: Mr. K

So you’re unacquainted with Islam?

Why should we train soldiers for a totalitarian political system at odds with the Constitution?


6 posted on 04/03/2026 5:23:25 AM PDT by FreedomPoster (Islam delenda est in )
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To: FreedomPoster

“So you’re unacquainted with Islam?”

Very acquainted. The problem is that as long as school curriculum is allowed to be perceived as religious material, that which falls under the scrutiny of the USDOE, as religious, it can barely be scrutinized. But that fine line of where it turns into a contract of terrorism and the wide view of the first amendment, is using the proper wording protected same as Catholic and Jewish schools. So they can’t go out in the open and say to rise up against the federal or state government, just tell the truth with spin. And that isn’t against the law.

Only the local public can influence and change what public schools teach, primarily by influencing the locally elected school board, which dictates curriculum, textbook adoption, and teacher training. Residents can force changes through public comment at board meetings, school board elections, and, in some cases, state-level lobbying. Seen them flocking to the school board and screaming?

wy69


36 posted on 04/03/2026 6:57:55 AM PDT by whitney69 (gave)
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To: FreedomPoster

“So you’re unacquainted with Islam?”

Very acquainted. The problem is that as long as school curriculum is allowed to be perceived as religious material, that which falls under the scrutiny of the USDOE, as religious, it can barely be scrutinized. But that fine line of where it turns into a contract of terrorism and the wide view of the first amendment, is using the proper wording protected same as Catholic and Jewish schools. So they can’t go out in the open and say to rise up against the federal or state government, just tell the truth with spin. And that isn’t against the law.

Only the local public can influence and change what public schools teach, primarily by influencing the locally elected school board, which dictates curriculum, textbook adoption, and teacher training. Residents can force changes through public comment at board meetings, school board elections, and, in some cases, state-level lobbying. Seen them flocking to the school board and screaming?

wy69


37 posted on 04/03/2026 6:58:17 AM PDT by whitney69 (gave)
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To: FreedomPoster

Reading my reply without comprehension...


50 posted on 04/03/2026 8:21:21 AM PDT by Mr. K (no i think 10%consequence of repealing obamacare is worse than obamacare itself.)
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