House Republicans pass bill giving some parents the authority to beat down other pare

[PostmodernProphet]

It's not a matter of whether I have or have not read this legislation. .

sure it is......

 

[Yakuda]

You are easy, handjob, probably 75% or more of your daily posts are lies and bullshit. Thats what you are paid for. But to accuse me without a single example to back it up, just shows what a cunt you are.

Then post one that's a lie. Like you it should be easy.

 

[zymurgy]

Then post one that's a lie. Like you it should be easy.

that shitstain said the same thing to me, and I replied the same way

the moron is incapable of debating ideas, it can only engage in insults

 

[Yakuda]

that shitstain said the same thing to me, and I replied the same way

the moron is incapable of debating ideas, it can only engage in insults

It's amazing how many of them are like that. They are pure ideologues. It's simply ideas but no substance

 

[Lionfish]

the problem with both democrats and republicans is that, once in an elected office, they believe they know what's best for their subjects.........they get away with it because you lame brained fucksticks let them......which is basically saying that they are right.

I disagree with your first sentence. Most are unable to find a job so they enter the activist stage and get elected because they find enough supporters to get them elected. Once in office, they could give a shit about the voters and they start pushing their own personal objectives. Just look at the carnival of idiots in any large city in the country let alone DC and that band of posers.

 

[evince]

Yet some exercising these rights were given a threat tag by the FBI based on a memo from the current AG.

http://judiciary.house.gov/media/pr...ed-dozens-of-investigations-into-parents-with

Because of these peoples ties to violent racist groups


Your little friends do violence when their bullying gets going

 

[Damocles]

Because of these peoples ties to violent racist groups


Your little friends do violence when their bullying gets going

And because of stupid responses like this one the Republicans in Congress see a need to address the fact that parents rights were being abused. It wasn't because they were dangerous, it was because they were making the school districts look like idiots and they don't like that. I know my FIL is rolling around in his grave with the FBI playing along to a political agenda of a specific political party.

 

[Flash]

the bill requires schools to inform parents about what they are teaching children......obviously lib'ruls will oppose it.......

That information is already available to any parent interested enough to read it.

 

[zymurgy]

That information is already available to any parent interested enough to read it.

so why the outrage over it?

 

[PostmodernProphet]

That information is already available to any parent interested enough to read it.

then why are you objecting to it.......

 

[Flash]

so why the outrage over it?

Because it is a phony attempt to 1) make people think the schools are hiding something from parents; and 2) make people think the legislature is saving them.

Texas passed a law requiring a lot of this information several years on college websites. The information was already available, but it had to be seen within a designated number of clicks. It cost $100 million for schools to reprogram their systems to meet this useless requirement.

 

[archives]

the bill requires schools to inform parents about what they are teaching children......obviously lib'ruls will oppose it.......

What teachers teach the students is all listed in the State Curriculum, problem you MAGA are too lazy to read it, rather just bitch

 

[PostmodernProphet]

What teachers teach the students is all listed in the State Curriculum, problem you MAGA are too lazy to read it, rather just bitch

didn't teachers in Florida teach something different than what was set by the State Curriulum?.......

 

[zymurgy]

Because it is a phony attempt to 1) make people think the schools are hiding something from parents; and 2) make people think the legislature is saving them.

Texas passed a law requiring a lot of this information several years on college websites. The information was already available, but it had to be seen within a designated number of clicks. It cost $100 million for schools to reprogram their systems to meet this useless requirement.

I don't believe you.

 

[Flash]

I don't believe you.

Which of those facts don't you believe?