A public school teacher who instructed his impressionable classroom of children that “Christians are more likely than other people to commit rape and murder” is being sued for his anti-Christian remarks which have left a young student emotionally traumatized and literally scarred for life. This is the price of allowing atheism to infest and infect our schools, a gradual process which has been causing widespread social decay ever since an activist Supreme Court kicked G-d out of the classroom against His wishes.
“It was very hard for me because it’s like basically telling me all this stuff that I’ve believed my whole entire life — it’s just basically trying to throw it out the window,” Farnan told FOX News.
But this revisionist history teacher may find himself thrown out the window, on the outside looking in, if Justice prevails.
Farnan’s family has filed a federal lawsuit against the Capistrano Unified School District, claiming Corbett’s remarks violated the First Amendment, which prohibits laws “respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.” They are demanding that Corbett be fired.
The “defense” is rather weak, although just the kind of nonsense that secular progressive groups like the ACLU are likely to back.
“The purpose is not to indoctrinate, but simply to provide a basic starting point to provoke discussion,” Spradlin said.
Encouraging a rousing discussion about the Glory of G-d and His rightful place at the head of our society does not require the belittlement and persecution of Christians everywhere. And it is neither a school’s nor a teacher’s place to confuse and warp young minds by attacking their personal faith and relationship with Jesus Christ.
This teacher should clearly be history. Maybe living in a cardboard box and panhandling for a living will teach him some religious tolerance and respect for people of faith.
— Psycheout
Here in the Hellish region known as New England, hard rains have begun wiping the snows away. The streets are paved in ice, cracking the asphalt beneath the tires of the Volvos and Priuses driven by the local Hippies. My wife slipped and fell on the ice yesterday, severely injuring her leg.
Some snowboarders
I’m afraid, dear friends, that our society is sliding down the slippery slope of liberalism, ever closer to the pit of total depravity. I present two news stories that demonstrate that American society is being torn apart by leftist ideology piece by bloody piece.
I’ll resist the temptation to poke fun at the ridiculous name and get to the point. Beliefs are one thing, perverted actions are another. Johnny can believe whatever he likes, but if he is allowed to dress up as Jane, confusing and frightening the other young and impressionable students, he has crossed the line. This normalizing of perversion is quite dangerous indeed.
Next up, an activist liberal Supreme Court in Nebraska has
In its 6-1 ruling, the high court said the evidence shows that electrocution inflicts “intense pain and agonizing suffering” and that “(electrocution) has proven itself to be a dinosaur more befitting the laboratory of Baron Frankenstein than the death chamber” of state prisons.
True science
Apologies for not writing yesterday. I was coping with the work-related scheduling issues that I always have at this time of year. Sunday marked the beginning of that unending celebration of treefrogged secularism and Copernican moronics known as Daylight Savings Time.
Obviously I don’t recommend anyone burn a school. But apparently schools inculcate hatred of America in their hearts, teaching them to set fire to American flags and shred Constitutions. Don’t believe me? Look no further than
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Being the first Presidential candidate to speak at the 2008 Presidential Candidate Education Forums at UNI, Sam Brownback demonstrated that he cares about and understands the importance of 

