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Rasczak · 08-19-2008

Its tempting, but I don't think I'm going to repeat the same points I've already made. My position has been explained perfectly clear.

As for etc... obviously I'm talking about core curriculem as opposed to things like political views, religion, and so on. Kids don't go to school to learn the right opinion they learn how to function in the world.

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Rasczak Stirrer Of Shit Join Date: May 2007 Location: Oahu Posts: 3,975	Re: Should a gay fairy tale book be read to second graders? Its tempting, but I don't think I'm going to repeat the same points I've already made. My position has been explained perfectly clear. As for etc... obviously I'm talking about core curriculem as opposed to things like political views, religion, and so on. Kids don't go to school to learn the right opinion they learn how to function in the world.
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