Meanwhile, the SCOTUS just ruled religious and private schools can get public money

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On the other hand I was recently reading that the Revolution has a plan to basically rub out charter schools, how they operate will be micro managed.

How can you read about “the Revolution” when you can’t even define “the Revolution” beyond “those people”

 

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So Democrats would want to come.

Nah, he ain’t their Messiah

 

[Hawkeye10]

How can you read about “the Revolution” when you can’t even define “the Revolution” beyond “those people”

I have defined the Revolution repeatedly.

 

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I have defined the Revolution repeatedly.

Right, the “elites,” the “globalists,” the “Deep State,” as I said, “those people”

 

[Hawkeye10]

Right, the “elites,” the “globalists,” the “Deep State,” as I said, “those people”

I am a hyper educated free thinker.....it is your responsibility to learn my vocabulary if you wish to learn from me.... which you almost certainly dont.

 

[Lionfish]

We understand what it says, unlike the right, who only comprehend what they want it to say

Over fifty percent of all charter schools fail, did you think all those students ran off to jump into another charter school?

https://networkforpubliceducation.org/brokenpromises/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/educ...high-closure-rates-charter-schools-over-time/
https://districtadministration.com/charter-schools-fail-at-astounding-rate-report-says/

Which still leaves the question, how is the government funding religious education not a violation of the Establishment Clause?

Poor anchovies,

What difference does it make if everyone winds up back in public schools? Why are you letting your skirt get all blown up?

 

[ExpressLane]

Nah, he ain’t their Messiah

But they are lemmings

 

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Poor anchovies,

What difference does it make if everyone winds up back in public schools? Why are you letting your skirt get all blown up?

I though the Constitution was a top priority for the right, then again, January 6th and the Big Lie pretty much proves that wrong

 

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But they are lemmings

Hardly, those leaning left don’t depend upon radio and TV demagogues to tell them how to think

 

[AProudLefty]

The people who go to those churches pay taxes moron. Do public schools pay taxes. :think:

Yes. Why not? Aren't they religious schools?

Jesus you are dumb. Donations are not taxable.

 

[Earl]

I though the Constitution was a top priority for the right, then again, January 6th and the Big Lie pretty much proves that wrong

Yes, Anchovies, you were proven wrong...about Jan. 6 and the big lie.

Poor Anchovies.

 

[ExpressLane]

Jesus you are dumb. Donations are not taxable.

And I never said they were you moron. So church members don't pay public school tax Dumbass? Jesus are you an idiot. Who do you think pays school taxes anyway?

 

[Lionfish]

I though the Constitution was a top priority for the right, then again, January 6th and the Big Lie pretty much proves that wrong

Poor anchovies,

Deflection in not your best suit

 

[AProudLefty]

And I never said they were you moron. So church members don't pay public school tax Dumbass. Jesus are you an idiot. Who do you think pays school taxes anyway?

Of course people pay taxes, duh! Dumbass.

 

[ExpressLane]

Hardly, those leaning left don’t depend upon radio and TV demagogues to tell them how to think

No they just depend on the J6 Politburo

 

[PostmodernProphet]

Hardly, those leaning left don’t depend upon radio and TV demagogues to tell them how to think

the left has never thought.....

 

[ExpressLane]

Of course people pay taxes, duh! Dumbass.

And if their kids are not using school taxes that money should follow them to the school that does educate them. Moron.

 

[AProudLefty]

And if their kids are not using school taxes that money should follow them to the school that does educate them. Moron.

Fine let the parents pay for it, not us. Dumbass.

 

[dukkha]

So public money going to a private school that teaches a particular religion, has religious instruction, doesn’t violate the Founders insistence on separation of Church and State?

correct it does not. Religion is secondary to the fact these are schools, and all schools have to be treated the same because it's taxpayer money -which cannot discriminate against religious based schools since vouchers are supposed to be universally accepted as payment
read this excerpt from Roberts

the program operates to identify and exclude otherwise eligible schools on the basis of their religious exercise,”

 

[AProudLefty]

correct it does not. Religion is secondary to the fact these are schools, and all schools have to be treated the same because it's taxpayer money -which cannot discriminate against religious based schools since vouchers are supposed to be universally accepted as payment
read this excerpt from Roberts

I do not want to pay taxes for them. It violates my right.