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Bro, you’re just a modern day Pharisee with all your rules. J-Money broke it down into just two, and you’re not following the second.
No, Paul was an a-hole Pharisee who went around persecuting Christians, until he was blinded by the light and began lecturing them about how to perform Christianity correctly, according to his views. His words weren’t important enough to put in red.

Who is your neighbor? It’s the female Episcopalian minister, a Palestinian, a gay guy, a trans woman. Love them as you love yourself.

re: Where to send kids to school?

Posted by Mung on 12/26/25 at 10:15 am to
Do the parents have degrees in pedagogy? If not, they should be banned from homeskooling. Buncha idiots using religion to avoid having their kids go to school w brown kids. Better off letting them learn to think for themselves than teaching them your prejudices.

re: Where to send kids to school?

Posted by Mung on 12/26/25 at 10:09 am to
$25K a year at Piss High. Crazy.
Wait, Paul was a misogynist?!? Who knew? :lol:

Same guy who hated queers.

Find something Jesus said negative about women, or queers.

re: Where to send kids to school?

Posted by Mung on 12/26/25 at 9:05 am to
BRCVPA to McKinley Middle to BRMHS. Put that tuition money in a START Saving 529 plan.
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Those people didnt choose to close their businesses. Govt forced them to.

Yeah, all those big law firms in New Orleans and across the state got PPP loans and never closed. They just shunted their payroll off on the gubmint and the partners kept the overage as bonuses. If you had a banker, you got a PPP loan. The small businesses that actually closed didn’t have bankers so they got screwed.

re: Old school toys were legit

Posted by Mung on 12/23/25 at 2:02 pm to
OMG, I had one of these. Can’t believe I wasted my time on that. Can still hear the sounds.
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Saturday…we did poorly

WTF brah?!? I took home 2 specklebellies. That’s a great day for me.

I smoked the teal and spoonie. Not sure the spoon is gonna make the gumbo. It smelled rancid.

re: Teacher certification in Louisiana

Posted by Mung on 12/22/25 at 6:03 pm to
I’m a lawyer, dumbass. I’m not qualified to teach kids because I never took any education classes, just like your chemical engineers. Just because you have knowledge in a certain area doesn’t mean you can teach it to kids. Pedagogy is pretty complicated, but you’re obviously not a teacher.

Private schools can get rid of problem kids, including special Ed, ADHD, etc.,while public schools are forced to educate them. I guarantee you that the OP couldn’t find a certified specked teacher in private school in Allen Parish.

re: Teacher certification in Louisiana

Posted by Mung on 12/21/25 at 5:33 pm to
Nor do private schools have to educate special Ed kids. They pick and choose their students, and send the difficult kids to public schools, which have no choice. Shut them down!

re: Teacher certification in Louisiana

Posted by Mung on 12/21/25 at 5:29 pm to
Exactly the opposite: whitey fleeing to private and religious schools has destroyed public education. All to avoid having your precious chirren going to school with brown children. Time to close down private schools, and force everyone to go to school together. :lol:

re: South La folks. How do you pronounce

Posted by Mung on 12/21/25 at 11:03 am to
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Cohl-yehl


Correct

re: Teacher certification in Louisiana

Posted by Mung on 12/21/25 at 11:00 am to
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I know of a special needs child who’s teacher is still not certified in Allen parish


Well there’s your answer. Nobody wants to live in Allen Parish. Premier city is Oakdale? They can’t find a certified teacher to move there.
I knew it was time for glasses when I couldn’t pick out a spot on the shoulder of a doe 30 yards away. Sucks to suck.
The first president of LSU was at least not a traitor. Sherman told David Boyd that he was making a mistake by joining the secessionists. After Boyd was captured, Sherman made sure that he was freed. Who do you think has a building at LSU named after him? :lol:
Can you motivate a soldier to die for his country by telling him to fight for capitalism? Nah, he’s fighting for freedom and democracy. Just like the soldiers for the Union.

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almost all of my family were share croppers, cotton pickers, and/or ditch diggers.


The way those guys were motivated is by assuring them that no matter how poor they were, they would always be better than any black man. It’s dumb, but it still works today.
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HueyLongJr


Like this guy! Did great things in Louisiana, a spent a bunch of time at the Roosevelt right up the street from Tivoli Circle.

re: Lesson from the confederate monument saga

Posted by Mung on 12/19/25 at 4:58 pm to
Also note, Robert E. Lee never set foot in New Orleans. Well, maybe on his way to Mexico back when he fought for the USA, before becoming a traitor, but he never defended New Orleans, like Andrew Jackson. His statue was placed there in the 1880s to remind blacks who was in charge after reconstruction ended. Why not put a statue up of someone who actually did something for New Orleans, or Louisiana?
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The civil war was about economics

Well sure honey, the economics of slave labor vs paid labor. Whitey wasn’t going to start paying all those Irish a living wage to harvest cotton and sugar cane when they could just buy slaves to do it. Just read all the secession declarations.

I was raised on all that lost cause bullshite too. Took me a while to get over it. The idea that 100s of thousands of men would fight and die over “economics” is kind of laughable.