Okay, so it's safe to assume that during your schooling, anytime a teacher shared their personal beliefs on a topic, you adopted that same position? I can think of many examples from my schooling where a teacher injected his/her personal beliefs into a lesson, but I never felt forced to adopt those same beliefs.

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Posted by CptBengal

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Posted on 9/11/14 at 12:00 pm to The Spleen

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Okay, so it's safe to assume that during your schooling, anytime a teacher shared their personal beliefs on a topic, you adopted that same position? I

oh my god dude.

You asked what the difference is.....I told you, and you still dont get it. How fricking dense are you?

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Posted by gatorhata9

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Posted on 9/11/14 at 1:49 pm to The Spleen

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Okay, so it's safe to assume that during your schooling, anytime a teacher shared their personal beliefs on a topic, you adopted that same position? I can think of many examples from my schooling where a teacher injected his/her personal beliefs into a lesson, but I never felt forced to adopt those same beliefs.

At 11 and 12 years old? Yes.

frick, you are stupid.

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Posted by NC_Tigah

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Posted on 9/11/14 at 2:02 pm to The Spleen

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Okay, so it's safe to assume that during your schooling, anytime a teacher shared their personal beliefs on a topic, you adopted that same position? I can think of many examples from my schooling where a teacher injected his/her personal beliefs into a lesson, but I never felt forced to adopt those same beliefs.

What's next Spleen, a rational justification for NAMBLA?
When kids are 11 or 12, they're no more vulnerable than adults, right?
That is the gist of your defense here, correct?

Seriously.

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