Dad on trial over homosexual book [Parent jailed for objecting to school curriculum]

worldnetdaily.com ^ | September 21, 2005

[JohnLongIsland]

speaking of a salem witch hunt...

[StonyBurk]

Thank God my children are done with the corrupt reprobate government school system. I pray it will be totally destroyed from within befor emy grandaughter is of age to be indoctrinated by the atheistic humanists,in rebellion against God and embracing the wickness of the world.Being a christian in America today -makes one an enemy of the godless State.

[leadpenny]

Hillary would approve. After all, it takes a village.

[wolfcreek]

I wouldn't even screw with them. Just pull my children out and put them in private school or home school. I would refuse to support the Gov. school and refuse to pay any school taxes. That's where their Achilles heal lies.

[17th Miss Regt]

or even vote on election day at his local polling place, a public school.

This may be actionable under the civil rights statutes. It is sort of moot if no election takes place while the order is in force. But a case probably could be made that this is a denial of his right to vote, and a conspiracy charge might also hold water if the school board used the order as an intimidation tactic.

[17th Miss Regt]

I would refuse to support the Gov. school and refuse to pay any school taxes.

Typically, the school taxes come out of the local property taxes. He could end up losing his house if he withheld the school portion of the property tax. Counties can be merciless when you short them their viggerish.

[lionheart 247365]

Bravo dad !!!

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This needs to be on the front pages. If this is the whole story then it's really time to exercise that Second Amendment.

[saveliberty]

It takes a village because Hillary (the smartest woman in America) is not competent to raise her own child without confiscating resources that she is not competent or willing to earn.

[discipler]

This irks me. He could pull his kid out of school and homeschool, but he shouldn't have to. He's paying for the public school but they are so often times idealogically driven that they won't budge on something like this unless forced. I hope the parent wins or we all lose a little more liberty.

[ImpBill]

I am speechless.

For even more details concerning Mr. Parker's plight go to the following link. Read Mr. and Mrs. Parker's emails pleading and then demanding their parental rights with the school. Watch the O'Reilly segment.

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I am speechless. And that is a good thing as I am very PO'd and my remarks would come across explicitly expressing the disdain I have towards the Queer agenda and those who support it.

[Publius6961]

I have noticed that in all these pervert indoctrination books for children, the same sex partner is always mentioned before the fluffy kitten or puppy.
A rather effective way to hide the pill about to be swallowed, revealing that there must be the conscious euphemism of equating a pervert with a pet.
For a reason.

A rather mixed message. Some families have snakes and rats for pets. Some even cockroaches.

[MindBender26]

This is time for the accused to engage in Strategic Offensive Litigation. File a $10,00,000.00 lawsuit, naming District, State, Superintendent and all Board Members personally. Granted Sup and Board Members probably have Sovereign Immunity, but watch them all fold like a house of cards.

[peyton randolph]

Recently signed a note opting my kid out of sex and AIDS education at school. Fourth grade is still too young for this stuff...and I want to control how this information is taught rather than having a pro-homo agenda.

[MarxSux]

Around here, if you don't pay your taxes, they take away your house.

[E Rocc]

If the school is not giving him the option of pulling his kids out of these classes, it is they who are in violation of federal law, specifically the Hatch Amendment to the General Education Act of 1984.

-Eric

[HostileTerritory]

I thought he was jailed for refusing to leave the principal's office, not for objecting.

[avg_freeper]

"Joyce and Emily, and a poodle named Daisy."

Slippery slope indeed!

[peyton randolph]

The litigation tactic works best if you have different parents from each school in the district file separate suits. The district gets tired of trying to defend 20+ lawsuits simultaneously...even attempts to consolidate the cases are relatively expensive.