Yeah! Let the Students Decide


	Yeah! Let the Students Decide

AtlLiberal

4-2-2009 2:05 PM

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AtlLiberal says:

I, for one, totally applaud the actions of the Texas Board of Education in their wise decision that let's the students of Texas participate in the ongoing dialogs. In fact, they should be expanded! Teach Tantric sex alongside abstinence and let the students decide. Teach Alchemy alongside Chemistry and let the students decide. Teach Astrology with Astronomy and let the students decide. Gravity is just a theory; in actuality the earth sucks! Earth's round! How absurd. Teach the flat earth theory as well. It seems fair to me.

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4-3-2009 7:18 AM

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