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Luciferous

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16. Some states still allow corporal

Reply to artemisia1 (Reply #3)

Sun May 25, 2025, 10:55 AM

12 hrs ago

punishment. When we lived in MS I had to opt out of allowing teachers to hit my children. This was less than 10 years ago.

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Texas is closer to putting Ten Commandments in classrooms [View all] BumRushDaShow 16 hrs ago OP

If they do nowforever 16 hrs ago #1

+1 mdbl 16 hrs ago #2

(SARCASM) Now, if they would just put butt whooping with the paddle back in all U.S. schools we would have a true moral artemisia1 15 hrs ago #3

Some states still allow corporal Luciferous 12 hrs ago #16

Does Ken Paxton have them posted in his office? tanyev 15 hrs ago #4

I want them posted in the Oval Officce. broiles 11 hrs ago #18

+1. Except Trump thinks he's God and interprets them as things others shouldn't do to HIM. tanyev 10 hrs ago #22

No matter how bad life is I think about not being in school and that helps. twodogsbarking 15 hrs ago #5

... BumRushDaShow 15 hrs ago #6

With all due respect, I've never understood the first commandment. chouchou 15 hrs ago #7

"So there's a whole bunch of other Gods trying to cut in line?" BumRushDaShow 15 hrs ago #8

I think you might go to hell for asking such a thing. twodogsbarking 13 hrs ago #14

I tried it once but, that was a short time. chouchou 9 hrs ago #24

The dumbing down of an already ignorant nation proceeds at breakneck speed. NoMoreRepugs 14 hrs ago #9

Texas needs to roll a big huge joint and just calm down... MiHale 14 hrs ago #10

Put the Commandments in SCantiGOP 14 hrs ago #11

Is that so MAGA can remember to break them all? travelingthrulife 14 hrs ago #12

This is great! azureblue 14 hrs ago #13

Using religion to get votes. Maganism. twodogsbarking 13 hrs ago #15

Suggest putting in The Beatitudes instead, Aristus 12 hrs ago #17

Go accept your accolades in the Lounge after 70000 posts question everything 7 hrs ago #33

It is to bad they don't understand them and republianmushroom 11 hrs ago #19

I guess it's to show future Texas politicians.... ananda 11 hrs ago #20

The most hypocritical deed yet DENVERPOPS 11 hrs ago #21

10 commandments test Frances 9 hrs ago #23

GQP motto "Do as we say, not as we do" Clouds Passing 8 hrs ago #25

The question is which organization will be the one to file an Establishment Clause lawsuit: no_hypocrisy 8 hrs ago #26

Wait a minute, I thought these idiots were against government mandates. Now they're suddenly for them? Initech 8 hrs ago #27

Fine. Classrooms will also show the Sigil of Baphomet as well. sakabatou 8 hrs ago #28

What good will it do? bucolic_frolic 8 hrs ago #29

They should post a disclaimer: surfered 8 hrs ago #30

Perfect example of do as we say BlueKota 7 hrs ago #31

Yeah, how conflicted. Turbineguy 7 hrs ago #32

Jesus Christ , the original Christian had 2 Commandments delisen 4 hrs ago #34

Well, if they were closer to following most of them, THAT Jack Valentino 45 min ago #35