State Sen. Bryan Hughes, an East Texas Republican who wrote Senate Bill 3, denied that the law requires teachers to provide opposing views on what he called matters of “good and evil” or to get rid of books that offer only one perspective on the Holocaust.
And here we get right into it, right? Things like racism aren’t a “good an evil” thing, that’s a matter of “good people on both sides.”
“And make sure that if you have a book on the Holocaust,” Peddy continued, “that you have one that has an opposing, that has other perspectives.”
No. Words.
I’ve got a few.
My mental energy is drained from hospital aggravations, so anything I might try to say right now would be nothing more than incomprehensible rage.
Unprompted . . .
So, wearing an outfit twice is a news story. For the rest of us regular folks, this is just called “life.”
“reuse”. Not recycle. Kind of important in discussions of reducing consumption.
Why, I sometimes wear mine as many as three times. Stop the presses!!
Same idiots from this story.
In April, a Miami private school made national headlines for barring teachers who got a coronavirus vaccine from interacting with students. Last week, the school made another startling declaration, but this time to the parents: If you vaccinate your child, they’ll have to stay home for 30 days after each shot.
Yeah. I could see myself doing that. 
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