[Alia]

courts have ruled that "up until the age of majority, children are easily influenced ... in a way that they don't have the faculties to sort out rights from wrongs," Morris said.

The socialist educrats are just a metaphysic step shy of being adult Predators. No wonder Democrats wish to lower the age of "sexual consent".

[Fighter@heart]

And the teachers unions & their liberal minions march on indoctrinating our future generations with more garbage.

[angkor]

Bennish's comments are acceptable for an adult audience, but they are hard to defend in a high school classroom.

In an adult audience (of his "geography" class), he wouldn't have gotten away with his trash talk.

[cripplecreek]

"People in life make mistakes occasionally," he said. "We address them. We learn from them."

I don't know how old Bennish is, but I suspect he won't learn anything.

[Always Right]

Nothing different here than what Kennedy/Kerry/Gore/Clinton/Dean says everyday.

[G.Mason]

Sean Allen will find life on campus a bit more quiet, as there will be no one to talk with, unless of course, he walks around stark naked.

[RightOnline]

This crap happens on every high school and college campus in the country. That is a fact.

[johnny7]

And the unions prevent the discharging of such human waste... pathetic!

[Allegra]

I had a high school Government class teacher who came right out and endorsed Marxism and Communism in the classroom on frequesnt occasions.

I would casually drop his comments to my parents at the dinner table just to watch them get enraged. My mother actually did something about it and it stopped, but that teacher never liked me after that.

Fortunately, this teacher never really influenced me. I had good parents who taught me common sense from an early age and saw his comments as BS even when I had a young skull full of mush.

That teacher's defeat really came when I voted for Reagan in 1980. And kept voting like that ever after. ;-)

[C210N]

The biggest obstacle to Middle East peace is Pali and Saudi indoctrination of hate and "kill the Jews" and "death to America"... wahibism at its worst.

Here we have an example of "American Wahibism", as this goes on at various degrees throughout our public education system.

[A.A. Cunningham]

Listen to the Marxist "geography" teacher here.

If one is still searching for a reason for school vouchers, this is it.

[Joe Boucher]

I bet the n.e.a. makes this guy a high ranking union official soon.

[Echo Talon]

Let the indoctrination end, good job to the student!

[OldFriend]

Colorado seems to have their share of problem educators. Hard to qualify either this teacher or Ward Churchill as an educator but that's exactly the issue.

[AppyPappy]

And like a good Democrat, if there was no tape, he would have denied it happen. That's why Dems hate documentation

[oh8eleven]

Moses also said the district will be fair to Bennish. "People in life make mistakes occasionally," he said. "We address them. We learn from them."

Throw the pinko-commie, brain washing, scum-bag out of the country and let all of them learn a lesson.

[mewzilla]

"Our policy calls for both sides to be present ... in the interest of intellectual discourse," Moses said. Bennish's presentation appeared to be unbalanced, he said.

I'll bet. In any case, comparing the president to Nazis is an intellectually honest argument? Not a loony, ad hominem attack? What the heck else are they teaching these kids when nobody's looking?

[Dallas59]

It sounds as if the teachers Speed and Meth kicked in at the same time. Too bad he didn't have some homegrown to mellow out with.

[PeoplesRepublicOfWashington]

In the 20-minute recording, made on an MP3 player, teacher Jay Bennish described capitalism as a system "at odds with human rights."

Hey, Jay! Name a system that is better in sync with human rights. Looks to me as if history demonstrates that human rights have never been more honored than they are under capitalism.

The United States was "probably the single most violent nation on planet Earth," Bennish also said

Yeah, we routinely conduct violent riots over cartoons.

[Raycpa]

The United States was "probably the single most violent nation on planet Earth," Bennish also said on the tape.

On this point I would tend to agree. Why these terrorists think we are a nation of cowards is beyond me.