@@RhithBlakeThats weird... shouldnt you with that libertarian pfp be against the government forcing sham ideology down kids' throats? Or is it just cool when you like the ideology? Hypocrite backwards ape.
Schools do. The problem is there are parents and politicians who demand we ignore the actual text in favor of our traditional excuses denying the rights of all citizens under the Constitution.
@@Luke-md7upWhere are people getting this idea from? Wherever it is, the First Amendment is very clear about this not being the case. Unless you guys mean a state can recognize a state religion in the same way they might recognize a state bird.
@@Timorias this used to be common in schools, in an era where there was far less school violence and other problems. Because the state is mandating it, it falls in the gray area. Jahovas Witness and some groups opposed the pledge because the flag is a graven image.
@@DutchWestFilms Ohhhhh, I found it. All you guys had to say was the 14th amendment, jeez. So yeah, it isn’t a gray area, the 14th (I was indeed wrong before) addresses state level religion. It also very much fits within the spirit of separation of church and state.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 No churches of any religion pays taxes. Nor do any organization that claims to be non profit even if members are paid for the work they do. Large scope involved in that argument.
The teachers will probably answer. Since they think they have medical degree on if a kid needs sex change. Chicago teachers want law that if there told something 14 yr old might have std. We don't need tell parents. I got idea kid under 18 u advised about it 10 million dollars lawsuit against teacher. NO SCHOOL HAS A RIGHT TO SEND AND PAY A DOCTOR EXAMINE CHILD W/O Authorization OF PARENTS. THERE IS PRIVACY ACT. TEACHER OR SCHOOL SHOULDNT OVER STEP. IF DEALS WITH RAPE POLICE DOES IT. STATE SHOULDNT FUND THIS. MAINLY FOR POOR.
I believe children have asked this in the far past as well. I think it will okay. A wise elderly woman I once knew responded to this question in this way, "to not honor your wedding vows." The child was satisfied.
Yes, except Osama Bin Laden didn’t discover America, did he? There weren’t any Muslims in the US in fact, until we brought them here on good will. 1492 Cristobal Colon discovered America, sailing into the unknown when Muslims were still stoning people and covering women in bed sheets.
Not the same historical significance. I hope a good Quranic education is mandatory in countries where the Islamic moral code is fundamental to cultural and legal history, though.
Muslims didn’t discover America, they were brought here on our good will. Muslims were still stoning people and their wives were in bed sheets while Cristobal Colon sailed across the world to establish the New World.
There is religion and then there is God's law. His government is higher than this piece of trash liberal "democracy." Soon this government itself will be dissolved and the institution of the ten commandments in class is going to be the very least of your concerns my friend.
Republicans hate the constitution, except for the second Amendment. They know this law is unconstitutional. They don't care and they don't want to do any actual real work for their constituents.
@TheStormSloan "In God We Trust" can be found on all American money. The government print's the money, and also uses the same money. The Constitution is for the people, the government did not write the Constitution.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. Pulling the old "historical text" is a load of shit. There's a whole lot of historical texts that could be displayed in a classroom that excludes religious dogma.
@@jaboikyle3116lgbt is not a religion you freak. and if your point is that there is already some sort of propaganda in schools, so why not instead have the "better" religious propaganda, then I think it's fighting fire with fire and is honestly unwise. also it is point blank unconstitutional.
@@jaboikyle3116 how is that at all relevant??? What does that have to do with this??? If you want a theocracy, you can just say that... You don't have to hide behind gay people existing...
@@Mythreal神話本物 freedom of religion. If this gets added, add the muslim, satanist, jewish, and more. No religion deserves special treatment like christianity is getting
I grew up Christian. I’m not now, I’m glad I have the choice. But doing this gives young people no choice. Teach people to be open minded and individuality, not to follow after everyone else
Not being open minded if can't have a simple poster. What's wrong with teaching children don't kill, don't steal, don't envy what others have? Christianity, Jewish, Islam religions all accept that 10 Commandments were given to Moses. 1st amendment gives freedom of speech and religion, in public. We keep saying there is so much violence and school shootings.
Why not?? It's funny because the ten commandments is depicted at the court building itself 😂 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Zi4Sqq829_E.htmlsi=PtStHKDIeFeNIGNa
@@WeissJ No we just don't believe that other people should be force fed religious beliefs. Being religious should always be a personal choice, not something that's mandated by the state.
@@cassandramollura4233 I sure do, but I also know other religions that dont follow them would you like to know more ? Or are we just strictly forcing Christianity down peoples throats now ?
Maybe. But mainly it's part of our history. And Ghandi was Hindi and said that Jesus is worth studying. If LGBT and Satanism can be inserted in public places, so should all religions.
Weird we said that when they pushed gay and trans bullshit on our kids and y’all got upset. Why can your beliefs be taught but not others? I thought you people liked diversity, inclusion, tolerance l, and open mindedness. Guess that ends where other beliefs begin. You got your flag. We got the commandments. You should be happy.
Adults teaching children we live in the supernatural realm governed by magic and magical creatures: Strength hair, Salt wife, Dragons, Talking donkey, Water wine, Water walkin, Resurrections, Virgin birth, Sight spit, 900 year old men, Sea splitting, Giants, Talking fire bush, Demons, Devils, Angles, Great flood, Talking snake, 3 day cruise in a big fish’s belly, etc, etc.
The ten commandments are depicted in many federal government institutions and structures my dude ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Zi4Sqq829_E.htmlsi=PtStHKDIeFeNIGNa
Our Constitution mentions God several times. Our Nation was founded on Christianity. Christianity, Jewish, Islam religions all accept that 10 Commandments were given to Moses. 1st amendment gives freedom of speech and religion, in public. Nothing wrong with teaching children don't kill, don't steal, don't envy what others have. We keep saying there is so much violence and school shootings.
Allow vouchers, so people can go to non-public schools. -- Someone needs to sue over this, as has already been ruled to be unconstitutional by Supreme Court. Teach your kids about religion in church.
I said the same thing for years. Schools that support lgbtq cults should not be funded by tax payer dollars. Besides, public schools have been going downhill for decades.
They allow LGBTQ, CRT and BLM at school. Vouchers for private and home schooling would be awesome, even if I am Christian. I don't want to pay for public schools anymore.
@@CheleBoxy If you can put the 10 commandments in public schools then you can put any commandments from any other religion in those same schools. The Supreme Court is going to shut this down just like they did all the other times.
@@CheleBoxy CONGRESS SHALL MAKE NO LAW RESPECTING AN ESTABLISHMENT OF RELIGION, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
How does this instill anything into the education system? Do you have any idea how fucked our kids are? I thought my generation was on a bad track but now it seems children are bordering on uneducated and without a paddle. You can't expect every kid to figure out life and the world on their own. How does this help with their education? Why is this a priority? I wouldn't even care if our system wasn't imploding on itself from years of neglect, but this isn't a priority, fix our schools, get these kids in better shape. shame on Louisiana.
What horribly misplaced anger. Youre mad that public schools systems dont do enough but forget that the department of education has caused that. Not Louisiana law
Yea teaching kids moral values is such a terrible thing to do. We’re all doomed.. do you understand how ridiculous you all sound complaining about something like this?
@@jaboikyle3116 The most hilarious attempt at condescension I’ve seen in years. Keep trying, “kid.” The first amendment isn’t very far for you to read.
@@StamfordBridge glad you brought it up, first amendment says we can speak freely. dont be mad because a group decided to speak freely. Just say you hate freedom and move on lil bro
Look up the tens of thousands of testimonies of people who die and go to hell and heaven Theres even studies on NDEs because theres so many Don't believe me, do your own research
I’m not American but I thought the US was supposed to have a separation of church and state? Also doesn’t this undermine their amendment of religious freedom?
How about separation from schools teaching our young children about gender identity and sexuality? This should be left to parents to teach their children and you are worried about them learning the Ten Commandments. Look where the country.
When the policy was to leave parents to teach kids about sexuality they didn't. It's a necessary part of a comprehensive education. If you want sheltered, ignorant children try a cult.
Ten commandments: Thou shall not kill. Same bible: "At midnight GOD struck every firstborn in the land of Egypt, from the firstborn of Pharaoh, who sits on his throne, right down to the firstborn of the prisoner locked up in jail." Exodus 12:29-39 ...Do as I say, not as I do.
Exodus 12:23 For Yahweh will pass through to strike the Egyptians; and when he sees the blood on the lintel, and on the two doorposts, Yahweh will pass over the door, and will not allow the destroyer to come in to your houses to strike you.
How many warnings did Pharaoh receives to let the slave go? I'm quite sure you won't say the same things if God had told all Americans slave owners to let black slaves go 10 times and they refused and several plaques later still refused eventually takes out all the slave owners first born.
Separation of the worship of the the trans and BLM movements in schools should be a thing, but it’s not fair/right that they get to teach them to hate the thing that can’t be given a chance to defend itself. Ignore both or display both.
@@peanutheadrules you know what let's display both. But in addition to the 10 commandments, I also want Islamic hadiths too. I want God back in schools but the real God. American women worship BLM/trans movements because you allow them to be immodest. What woman of God allows her hair to be shown like a harlot? I agree with you. More God in school until all of America embraces Gods real laws. Enough American decadence
I mean... it's good for giving people a sense of community and comfort... but to quote a wise man: "Religion is like having a penis. It's fine to have, but shove it down others throats without them wanting it or being able to choose, and we got a problem."
Shut it down immediately. Hold whatever religious beliefs you like but don't impose them on others. This isn't the Massachusetts Bay Colony or Afghanistan.
@senatorarmstrong2549 what details do you even need beyond "Public schools have 10 Commandments posted in their classrooms" ? That by itself is already unconstitutional
I'm sorry, but what is then"historical significance?" That's a new one. Naw, this is solely religious and shouldn't be allowed. I swear we are moving Back into the 50s and 60s all over again.
I always thought there was a separation of church and state, that’s why my parents sent us to private school. Trump definitely violated every one of those commandments.
Quick reminder that there is no national standard for what is required to be submitted as data for either schools or police, meaning that ALL of the data is wrong. There's a reason that many of the "best educated" states are removing subjects from the curriculum, and it isn't fore-knowledge or prior learning.
This is unconsitutional without question. No displaying religious text like that. If you're going to argue historical signifigance then you better put all the historically significant texts of similar nature.
Yeah, because the Ten Commandments are so hard to figure out. The Ten Commandments are common sense. Why don’t you teach these kids about how geometry and the occult go hand in hand? See my point? Nobody wants someone else’s nonsensical belief pushed on their children. Every time a kid came by me and I studied the occult you think I didn’t hide it? Have some respect. Besides government and religion are to be separated. For good reason.
Hahaha 😂 do people have that concept all twisted The ten commandments are already on display in many federal buildings including the court 😂 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Zi4Sqq829_E.htmlsi=PtStHKDIeFeNIGNa
Hilarious all the comments that mention Islam or the Quran not knowing Islam and the Quran claim Moses (who wrote the Ten Commandments) to be a prophet of Allah.. the Ten Commandments isn’t exclusive to one religion.
Whether the ten commandments is exclusive to one religion or not is irrelevant because it's not part of every religion, therefore it has no place in a publicly funded classroom. If a privately funded religious education classroom wants to post it up then they have every right to do so. Posting the ten commandments places favor on certain religions over others. If someone wants to learn about the specifics of a given religion it is on that individual to seek out that education not on the state to thrust it upon them.
@@alexisfox2511 which religion says to lie, cheat, steal, disrespect your family, neighbors and diety, and kill? Seems pretty aligned with every religion to me.
Reminder that Louisana has the second worst rating for education and the highest for crime. Stuff like this is why. These Southern states are the real Chicagos.
1st amendment gives freedom of speech and religion in public. Our Constitution mentions God several times. Our Nation was founded on Christianity. Christianity, Jewish, Islam religions all accept that 10 Commandments were given to Moses. Nothing wrong with teaching children don't kill, don't steal, don't envy what neighbors have. We say there is so much violence and school shootings.
VERY good point! I think he maybe honors his parents and probably hasn't directly killed anyone, but beyond that, I think we've seen him break all of the others.
While I'm generally considered far-right, this is absurd. People should have the right do decide their own religion, and forcing yours on others is a shitty thing to do.
Why does the same argument not apply that does to se**ally explicit books being in the kids libraries at schools and posters in their classrooms? “The kids can just ignore it but it’s there for the ones who have questions about it to make them feel more comfortable.”
@@peanutheadrules Please try to make your question more coherent. I don't understand what you're trying to say. Are you asking why I'm for the banning of sexually explicit books In schools?
@@burningtank160 I’m saying, why can’t we display this while they can display that? They shove their shit down the kids throats and that’s okay? You’re supposed to just keep sitting idly by doing nothing while they continue to trample all over you? Enough is enough
