[Virginia-American]

The warning label should have the names of all the politicians responsible for its existence.

Personally, I'd think that the plaintiffs would have a more open-and-shut case if they sued on grounds of fraud. The CCSC is misrepresenting science.

Another tack, IMO, would be to have the Ga. Legislature impeach the school board members and remove them from office. Forever.

The law specifies that the school board must see to it that science is taught, the school board is trying to get the teachers to lie about science. That's a high crime.

[Hoodat]

The law specifies that the school board must see to it that science is taught

Evolution is still unproven theory. The Cobb County School Board was doing a service to the students. Unlike you, they recognize the actual state of the evolution theory. btw, can you explain how a giraffe 'evolved'? I would love to hear the 'scientific' explanation for that one.

[Doctor Stochastic]

I would use the incorrect statement on the sticker as an opportunity to point out to the students that those supporting such a sticker don't know what they're talking about.

[johnnyb_61820]

"I'd think that the plaintiffs would have a more open-and-shut case if they sued on grounds of fraud. The CCSC is misrepresenting science."

It is the evolutionists who are misrepresenting science. Take for instance, Leshner, the CEO of the AAAS, who relies entirely on misinformation to make his case (see here for a discussion on the topic).

When evidence is presented against the Darwinistic view of life, they just say "oh, we already knew that" as if that invalidated the argument (for an example of that on this board, see here, also see my conversation with Chris Hyland on Uncommon Descent and my summary of all such interactions)

Most evolutionists seem to be completely unaware of what the debate is about anyway, though some of them seem to be intentionally unaware.