re: Ten Commandments have to be in all LSU classrooms?

I GUARANTEE that, while it might offend A FEW libtard parents, they will appreciate the fact that their kids will act better. Libtard Parents, kids, and schools will reap the benefits of this being done… but they will NEVER be humble enough to admit it.

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It’s required to be in every public school classroom including public colleges. The bill only specified the size it needed to be & that it needed to be in a large, easily readable font. I expect some tomfoolery with this.

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It doesn’t say you can’t post them and then cover them up

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It doesn’t say you can’t post them and then cover them up

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I don't see those posters lasting long in college classrooms or even getting put up to begin with. That is, if the law even goes into effect before getting slapped down.

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I GUARANTEE that, while it might offend A FEW libtard parents, they will appreciate the fact that their kids will act better. Libtard Parents, kids, and schools will reap the benefits of this being done… but they will NEVER be humble enough to admit it.

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True, but do not underestimate Libtard Parents teaching and instructing their kids to rebel and create as much chaos as possible to force a reversal of this . It will be up to the administrators to uphold this and up to the legislation to hold those administrators accountable for up holding this.

I don't have faith that there are people with backbones to stand up to the anarchist of this state and country. They will wilt like a snowflake in the hot louisiana summer sun.

The left knows how to win through intimidation and threats of anarchy & violence.

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Is that why there are “ABC and 1,2,3” posters in every single classroom in America?

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Obviously because teaching children to read and count is exactly the same thing as them learning to honor the sabbath.

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I don't have faith that there are people with backbones to stand up to the anarchist of this state and country. They will wilt like a snowflake in the hot louisiana summer sun.

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I don’t have faith in the strength of people based on their own merit, but I have faith in God to strengthen people. We HAVE to be determined to fight for what’s Godly and right, no matter the cost. If we don’t, our country will fail, our families will fail, and our kids will be slaves and cannon fodder for dictators and demonic rulers. That’s what is at stake if we who know what is right fail to stand by it.

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Obviously because teaching children to read and count is exactly the same thing as them learning to honor the sabbath

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I mean, as a basic principle of learning… yes. Although, I would deem learning to honor the sabbath (along with the other 9 commandments) as being an even more important and consequential impact to their lives. Wouldn’t you?

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Wouldn’t you?

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No, I would not. Religious instruction should be done in the home, at church, or in religious schools. Public schools have no business telling students to honor the sabbath or that any entity is the only God they are allowed to have.

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Public schools have no business telling students to honor the sabbath or that any entity is the only God they are allowed to have.

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Well then, we need to purge the whole “…endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights…” part of the Constitution from being taught in our civics classes too then, huh? Lol. Heck, following your logic, it shouldn’t even BE in the Constitution. The inescapable fact liberals will never be able to reconcile with their screwed up view of our nation is that we exist as a nation BECAUSE we are based on Biblical principles. Our laws, our national morality and values, and yes, especially our education foundation. That’s why, since “religious” things (like prayer and the 10 Commandments) have been expunged from our public schools, we have seen a dramatic increase in our kid’s actions that do not align with what we hold to be right and proper principle… because they aren’t being taught what is right and proper principle in a civilized, ordered, and moral society. It’s time to re-establish those precepts and principles so our kids can have a strong, moral foundation to weigh their actions against. And yes, since public society has a vested interest and gains from our kids adhering to those things, then it also is NOT wrong for kids to see those principles reflected in a “public” forum. But I also agree with you that these principles need to be seen and taught PRIMARILY in the home… but NOT EXCLUSIVELY there.

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I GUARANTEE that, while it might offend A FEW libtard parents, they will appreciate the fact that their kids will act better. Libtard Parents, kids, and schools will reap the benefits of this being done… but they will NEVER be humble enough to admit it.

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You're delusional at best.