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Originally posted by Bioshock
“I am willing to give up some of my constitutional rights in order to be safer or more secure.”
A father was shocked to find a note in his 4th grader son’s bag that indicated his teachers had instructed children at the school to accept that they should be willing to give up some Constitutional rights in order to be more safe.
Aaron Harvey from Florida found a note scrawled in Crayon in his son’s back pack that read “I am willing to give up some of my constitutional rights in order to be safer or more secure.”
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I don't understand how this has a place in public education? A teacher actually sat down and had students write “I am willing to give up some of my constitutional rights in order to be safer or more secure.”? Where does this stop? And why do we as Americans allow it?
This "teacher" should be fired immediately. You're there to educate students, not push your screwed up liberal agenda.
It is precisely because of incidents like this that more and more parents are turning to home schooling. Indeed, constitutional expert and former Congressman Ron Paul recently announced the launch of his own home schooling program that promises to center heavily around The Constitution and how it “has been hijacked.”
I think Ron Paul has a great idea and home schooling really needs to become more mainstream. And to be honest, with the internet so readily available, there's absolutely no reason why education shouldn't start moving in that direction.
Originally posted by Vasa Croe
If I found that in my kids backpacks I would be at that school demanding to know why my child was told to write something like that and demanding for that teacher to be fired as well as getting a complete curriculum for what is taught in class. That is unbelievable.
Originally posted by pennylemon
reply to post by Bob Sholtz
I respect your right to worship as you see fit and I personally have no problem teaching biblical doctrine in school as long as all are included. However, I cannot understand how 1,018 polled out of 313,914,040 can be seen as a mandate to support your majority premise.
Penny
TheBlaze also reported that teachers were “asked
to sign a contract that would prevent them from revealing what was in
the CSCOPE lessons or face civil and criminal penalties.”
Barton explained that CSCOPE is referred to as “instructional material”
and not “curriculum,” therefore is not subject to regulation by the State
Board of Education.
The system received a litany of complaints from faculty
members and parents alike concerning its lack of transparency (parents
were allegedly not permitted to review lesson-plans), lack of oversight
from the State Board of Education, and for allegedly imposing oppressive
working conditions for faculty members.
Originally posted by subfab
it isn't a "liberal agenda".
it is a corporate agenda. corporate run prisons, corporate run foods (monsanto), corporate run insurance and the list goes on.
the problem is bigger than republican and democrat. bigger than conservative and liberal. bigger than secular and religious.
bottom line it has to do with money, power and control.
Originally posted by Phoenix267
It doesn't make sense to give up your rights to be more safe. Why do people want to give up our laws that give us the right to life and liberty? Life will throw a left hook from time to time. However, as humans with so much power this is what give us the right to take care of ourselves and others.
Ummm...The guest Lawer was probably from the SPLC...In that case I'm sure that we can all figure out what the "intent" of the lesson was all about...
Originally posted by pennylemon
Originally posted by beezzer
reply to post by MrSpad
So you see no problem using one Amendment to destroy another?
Isn't it possible that this was the very thing the "guest lawyer" was trying to illustrate. Until we have heard from he/she we are only assuming what the intended lesson was all about, IMO.
Penny
Originally posted by freedomSlave
reply to post by smyleegrl
a teach preaching his own agenda , thoughts and philosophies .
Not really sure how some people in here think this is the governments doing . maybe tin foil hats are on to tight cutting off proper blood flow to their brains
Commonsense sometimes doesn't prevail we are human and sometimes some may lose themselves with our passions and philosophies we forget the little imaginary line that was crossed some time ago in such cases like this and to my sister are just a reminder that we do also need to be vigilant what the teachers are teaching , very rare are situations like this .