“you are judgemental and critical of those courageous moms (and their husbands) who are willing to standup in public for their beliefs in front of a likely unwelcome Board, “
You are wrong in this perception.
Oh well, looky here.
The parents, two concerned ladies, “raised a question.” How nice.
I wonder if they sat politely in their chairs, waiting with their hands raised to be called upon. Silently saying, “call me, call me.” And then were so excited when they called upon, so they could ask a question, then sit down politely and smile, knowing that they had done their job.
*WIMPS* Where are the Fathers!
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you are judgemental and critical of those courageous moms (and their husbands) who are willing to standup in public for their beliefs in front of a likely unwelcome Board, “
You are wrong in this perception.
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LOL you admit to a snarky reply...
With all due respect, if you wish to state my perception is wrong and you were not judgemental or critical, well fine. However, the dictionary definition of snarky and your response would indicate otherwise.
From Cambridge dictionary:
snarky
criticizing someone in an annoyed way and trying to hurt their feelings: There was some idiot at the back of the room making snarky comments.
Clearly your comments were not supportive and admiring of those brave moms and their husbands who made a stand against Islamic proselytizing of 7th graders. As I stated before, they are fighting the battle for not only you and your family, but for all of us since all have to function in this society and interact with non-believers and people educated in public schools...