I'm concerned about both. There is no doubt that there is the intent to indoctrinate public school children into Christianity. The theocratic right doesn't care about literature, history, or culture.
Nope. It's not even relevant to grade school children. Literature itself isn't really a thing until perhaps high school, and then it's things like Great Expectations and Moby Dick (two books in my high school curriculum), or more contemporary works like Animal Farm or One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. The Christian Bible is irrelevant outside of Christianity. There is more literature and as much cultural relevance in Shakespeare, which is also inappropriate before high school.
There is no problem there. Who that disapproves of Trump is reluctant to say so? And if there are some, isn't their silence good for Trump? This is just more of your anti-liberal bigotry. You don't merely disagree with liberals. You intend to demean them as well.
Regarding anger, these comments are about anger about religion, but they apply here as well regarding anger at Trump, the Republican party, and stealth Christian theocrats:
- "But I also have to quarrel with the very notion that a person's arguments can be dismissed because of anger. Smugly accusing someone of anger doesn't do anything to discount the content of the argument. I'd argue that people who see vile behavior in the name of religion and don't get angry are the ones who have something wrong with them." - Amanda Marcotte
- "I've wondered, for awhile, why Christians think that accusing me of being angry at their religion is actually an argument against my objections. I mean, even if I were abnormally angry ... I have absolutely no rational reason I can come up with that makes that a good enough reason to think I'm wrong ... the reasoning often seems to be that, because I'm angry, my argument is flawed and I can be dismissed." - Peter Mosley
- "Atheists aren't angry because we're selfish, or bitter, or joyless. Atheists are angry because we have compassion. Atheists are angry because we have a sense of justice. Atheists are angry because we see millions of people being terribly harmed by religion, and our hearts go out to them, and we feel motivated to do something about it. Atheists aren't angry because there's something wrong with us. Atheists are angry because there's something right with us."- Greta Christina
- "Religious apologists complain bitterly that atheists and secularists are aggressive and hostile in their criticism of them. I always say: look, when you guys were in charge, you didn't argue with us, you just burnt us at the stake. Now what we're doing is, we're presenting you with some arguments and some challenging questions, and you complain." - A.C. Grayling
I have already told you that I have maximal contempt for Trump, which isn't hatred by itself, but I also wish his life to be as long and unhappy as possible, which is gratuitous suffering that I'm looking for - suffering that accomplishes nothing but cause misery.
Of course having that attitude is less desirable than being indifferent to Trump's future apart from him never becoming president. I'm going to either be disappointed or experience catharsis, and I can live without either.
But that's what my conscience screams to me, and as long as it does, I will continue to think and hope for the worst for Trump.
Proselytizing and indoctrinating Christianity is unconstitutional according to Court multiple rulings, although that may change with this SCOTUS.
And we don't hate the Bible. I don't. I have no emotional reaction to it. I consider it irrelevant in my life and boring to read. And that should be credible to you after my comments regarding how I feel about Trump. If I hated it, I'd say so and tell you why.
This is just more of you trying to demean people who reject your boof using anger as if it were a character flaw rather than an appropriate reaction at times.
No, it doesn't, but I doubt that they'll ever get the Pledge out of schools. That's indoctrination with dogma. Dogma belongs nowhere ,just like faith. Both are anathema to the critical thinker.
Are you referring to cancel culture or to offending Putin and being imprisoned or killed? If the former, it's also not illegal. Trump would love to have Putin's power to neutralize critics.
Trump just offended the Black community, and he will lose votes for it from the last people to realize that he's a racist and hates them. That's life. One needs to learn the rules of what people find acceptable and what they don't, and either make them work for you or become the victim of them.
You know that. You and I both know people who repeatedly say offensive things and are largely marginalized just like people with an offensive odor. It's unfortunate for them and the people around them that they can't solve these problems, but since they can't, and since they repeatedly offend others, they pay a price.