[Prime Choice]

Fear not, citizen! The public schools will take appropriate care of your children! Move on, citizen! Nothing to see here! And remember: the parents who homeschool are the nutcases!

/SARCASM

[xm177e2]

So their story is: the cop got those calendars as part of an anti-gang info packet (like: "this is what the Satanist gangs play around with"), and then he accidentally gave them out to students???

Sheesh.

[Texas_Jarhead]

"The officer said he got the packets from a anti-gang training course he took. Officials say he neglected to take out the adult material."

That makes no sense to me.

[Bonaparte]

He's either a liar or a moron. Either way, he should be out of there.

[nickcarraway]

Oh, yeah, I hate when I "accidentally" put satanic material in something. I guess that happens to everyone, eh?

[nickcarraway]

ping

[Sandy]

Probably a kid prank. Anti-gang calendars, give me a break. The idea is so stupid it's practically asking to be sabotaged.

[stands2reason]

Just Damn!

[Havoc]

This ain't a mistake, folks. This is called testing the defenses, and it has happened continuously since they started kicking everything Christian out of public view. This is a pronounced vulgarity flashed to the majority of Christians in this country.

[Mamzelle]

Satan's Cheerleaders at work.

[EdReform]

Ping

[little jeremiah]

Moral Absolutes Ping.

Oh, a common mistake. Anyone could have distributed satanist calendars to kids unknowingly. I mean, I've done myself by mistake, haven't you?

1. What kind of people are working for the police department there?

2. Who is making "anti-gang" packets with actual satanist calenders?

3. What kind of school officials didn't even look at the materials prior to their being distributed? Or looked and thought it was ok?

The parent who said "It's just not right" made the understatement of the year. If I had a kid in that school, I would snatch him or her out immediately, sue the school and the principle and others involved would have to take out restraining orders against me.

Let me know if anyone wants on/off this pinglist.

Note: Why is it that Islam, homosexual sex, satanism and the like can be forced down kids' throats, but any mention God even in a generic way is absolutely verboten?

[Knitting A Conundrum]

Gads! I used to live in Pearland! They must be fuming! This is a town dominated by people who are Southern Baptist and Church of Christ - and this will not sit well. Someone's head's certainly going to roll!

[CaptRon]

"They shouldn't be teaching the kids, at 12 years of age, a calendar of satanism. It's just not right," he said.

Boy, does this guy have a gift for understatement.

[evets]

That officer is fortunate that they weren't "Christian" calendars!
He would have been fired immediately! (Possibly jailed.)

[11th_VA]

Was this the annual Proctor and Gamble Calendar? (/sarcasm)

[Semper Paratus]

"They shouldn't be teaching the kids, at 12 years of age, a calendar of satanism. It's just not right," he said.

You would think.

[Canticle_of_Deborah]

This isn't appropriate material for any adult, much less children.

Satanic groups recruit among people most likely to join - at risk kids and gang members.

Someone needs to investigate the police officer thoroughly. If my suspicions are correct he shouldn't be on any police force period.

This is no mistake. You have to actively search out this type of material.

[ThinkDifferent]

"They shouldn't be teaching the kids, at 12 years of age, a calendar of satanism. It's just not right," he said.

Yeah, they should really wait until high school for stuff like that.

The officer said he got the packets from a anti-gang training course he took. Officials say he neglected to take out the adult material.

This raises a number of questions, to put it mildly. I'd like to see more details from a source other than WND.

[Plutarch]

Sounds like some student is a real practical jokester.