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    1. SimTheWorld on

      Propping up an organization that has been abusing children for the last thousand years and condemning the LGBTQ community as “child predators”.

      “The Party told you to ignore the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.”

    2. >The Supreme Court Is About to Let Religion Ruin Public Education

      Proving yet again that the SCOTUS conservative majority is just as corrupt as the rightwing regressives who own them – if not more so.

    3. TheeHughMan on

      MAGA is going to love all the new Madrasahs popping up in their neighborhood.

    4. Deep_Alps7150 on

      They tried to do forced bible studies already in Oklahoma and the Christians couldn’t agree which book was the correct one to use and gave up.

    5. a_little_hazel_nuts on

      Well if religion is going to be a part of the children’s education then I expect free lunch will be too. Right….right.

    6. Was waiting for the shoe to drop on this one.

      A full third of my property taxes go to schools, which is great even not having children because literate citizens are a good thing for everyone.

      Spending thousands a year so a bunch of weirdos can teach kids that a magic man in the sky is watching everything they do and hates them if they’re not “normal” changes that.

      I knew this SC would be bad but things are quickly turning into full-blown Christian nationalist nightmare.

      I’m not religious, but typically tolerant. People can believe whatever they want. I don’t give a shit.

      That said, pay for your own religious education if you want to indoctrinate the children who won’t be speaking to you after they leave the house. It’s not anyone else’s place to be required to cater to your delusions.

      I grew up in an area with a LOT of homeschooling. Kids would go from home school environments and finish in public high school.

      A huge percentage were completely taken aback at actual classes about actual things. I think a lot of them were just given bible studies and enough basics to pass competency exams.

      I’m sure some of the schools will be fine, but that’s not the point. Unreal that we want to use tax money to further this garbage.

      Edit: can’t words good

    7. BaconHammer9000 on

      wow, i never thought i’d be proud to have graduated high school in the 90s and college in the 2000s.

      kids are about to get super stupid. snake oil and financial crime are now legal. maybe i CAN get rich after all.

    8. No-Group-4504 on

      If you’re Catholic or Christian, and you think your religion has been under attack, keep on with this. I think you’re going to be surprised how many people you know, who have been silently respectful of your religion, who won’t be anymore. You put a Bible in my kid’s faces and you’re going to force me to teach them what I think about it, and trust me, it’s not what you think.

      You’re only accelerating the destruction of your religion with this bullshit. Get it through your fucking heads, we ARE NOT members of your fucking religion.

    9. Deep_Seas_QA on

      What the absolute hell is happening in this country.. it’s becoming unrecognizable. I don’t understand my country anymore. It’s like all the laws have changed, social norms are different, nothing is staying the same.

    10. Well then, they also have to fund the school of the flying spaghetti monster and the school of the satanic temple, not to mention the other countless religions. Let’s see how this plays out.

    11. LongLiveDaResistance on

      I like to think of myself as a man of faith. I fully understand, however, that RELIGION is the single most destructive concept humans have come up with.

      Literally MILLENIA of wars over whose god is the true god.

    12. CmdDeadHand on

      Like seriously who looks around sees what happened with Iran and is like you know what, we need to do that here

    13. CanEnvironmental4252 on

      > “All the religious school is saying is ‘Don’t exclude us on account of our religion,’” Justice Brett Kavanaugh said. “If you go and apply to be a charter school and you’re an environmental studies school, or you’re a science-based school, or you’re a Chinese immersion school, or you’re a English grammar-focused school, you can get in. And then you come in and you say, ‘Oh, we’re a religious school.’ It’s like, ‘Oh, no, can’t do that, that’s too much.’ That’s scary.” He continued: “You can’t treat religious people and religious institutions and religious speech as second-class in the United States… And when you have a program that’s open to all comers except religion… that seems like rank discrimination against religion.”

      I just don’t even know what to say. The argument is simply nonsense. Lucky for me, the Republican OK AG found the words for me:

      > The Oklahoma Statewide Virtual School Board granted the charter, but Oklahoma’s Republican attorney general, Gentner Drummond, asked the Oklahoma Supreme Court to order the board to reverse course. “This is not [about] free exercise of religion,” Drummond has said. “This is taxpayer-funded, state-sponsored religious indoctrination. That’s what this is. You’ve just got to call it what it is.”

    14. NickelBackwash on

      >religion ruin public education

      Wow – competition for republicans! 

    15. Genesis 19:30-36 (NIV):

      30 Lot and his two daughters left Zoar and settled in the mountains, for he was afraid to stay in Zoar. He and his two daughters lived in a cave. 31 One day the older daughter said to the younger, “Our father is old, and there is no man around here to give us children—as is the custom all over the earth. 32 Let’s get our father to drink wine and then sleep with him and preserve our family line through our father.”

      33 That night they got their father to drink wine, and the older daughter went in and slept with him. He was not aware of it when she lay down or when she got up.

      34 The next day the older daughter said to the younger, “Last night I slept with my father. Let’s get him to drink wine again tonight, and you go in and sleep with him so we can preserve our family line through our father.” 35 So they got their father to drink wine that night also, and the younger daughter went in and slept with him. Again he was not aware of it when she lay down or when she got up.

      36 So both of Lot’s daughters became pregnant by their father.

    16. dead_cats_everywhere on

      I want that same energy when the Satanic Temple K-12 school applies for funds.

    17. Next week: Muslim madrassas sue for equal treatment under the law. Then, The Satanic Temple opens schools in major cities with federal funding.

    18. BotherResponsible378 on

      As a God fearing man, I am remarkably against this.

      People’s tax dollars should not go to pay for other people’s children to learn about my faith.

    19. The constitution be damned I guess. I hate that more people don’t realize conservatives have been working towards this for decades. They hate America.

    20. I read somewhere else that alito is aware that this could open the way to Muslim school, which makes me think he’s not 100% on board with it. Barret is out on this one, so there’s a chance it could tie

    21. Ok_Sound9973 on

      TAX PAYER PAID religious indoctrination put congress on the hook for establishing state sponsored Religion which Flys in the face of the Constitution

    22. America. The Christian Fundamentalist Nation. Your constitution is meaningless, your judiciary ignored about anything that is not Pro Hard Right conservative. Getting set up to deport US citizens to El Salvador and other such hospitable nations. In 100 days he has turned your country into just about everything your constitution was set up to combat

      I doubt even he thought his bloodless coup would run so easily

    23. Cookinupandown on

      Finland has the highest education standards in the world because they banned religious schools so all funding is for public education schools

    24. kamehamepocketsand on

      Religion has always been a threat to education, knowledge, common sense, logic…

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