Practical-Basil-1353

Practical-Basil-1353 t1_j81cms6 wrote

I’m not angry or defensive. You’re changing the discussion to a constitutional/liberty argument and my point is that the kindergarten teacher didn’t even say it offended her own beliefs. And the teacher’s religious beliefs have never even come into the thread. The teacher can ask any kid to stop saying anything that is disruptive. Five year olds don’t get to decide what is or isn’t disruptive to the classroom. You are clearly going to be that asshole parent that kindergarten teachers complain to their spouse and friends about.

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Practical-Basil-1353 t1_j813r08 wrote

Jew hell? You’re a fucking idiot, thanks for “nexting” yourself. 😂

Punish… Did you even read the OP? No one was punished, the teacher told the Kindergarten student to not say that word. Since this is all third hand through a Kindergarten student we should assume the adult was actually appropriate and the child’s version of the story is possibly misconstrued.

No one is pushing religion, a point you still don’t fucking grasp. How about more plain English since you’re such a fucking moron. Any kid shouldn’t say “oh my god” every time they are shocked; it’s fake drama, I heard it from my parents bullshit. They are 5, they aren’t arguing about the existence of god. No Kindergarten student says OMG because they are atheists you fucking twit. It’s them repeating their parents. And if the teacher asked them to stop, respect the teacher. They aren’t the babysitter for your kid, it’s their professional work environment. They are not a servant to the public for $50k a year without a voice into their own classroom. If a kid was saying really anti Jewish things would the teacher have to suspend their own beliefs of what a religion-free classroom environment should be? If you are arguing the black and white interpretation of the law, then go ahead and say more stupid stuff. Your argument is based on theory, not reality. Remember, at the end of the day they are there to learn the ABCs, and how to be socially and emotionally adjusted.

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Practical-Basil-1353 t1_j80lfgy wrote

First, Christianity is not the only sect to feel this way. Second, OP said the child/family are not religious. So why would the child use religious language as a substitute for expressing shock or disbelief? Your argument is for adults, the post was about Kindergartners. And again, being respectful, a lost art I know, it costs nothing to respect someone else’s views. Respect is not an argument, and the child will be better adjusted for life for understanding this. Go ahead, the floor is yours for the last word:

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Practical-Basil-1353 t1_j80h2e0 wrote

Who is doing that? I didn’t read anything about the teacher pushing religious beliefs. And again, if you’re not religious then why insult someone who is? Why use the word god at all? Isn’t it a religious word? I’m not religious at all, but a lot of people are and that’s okay.

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Practical-Basil-1353 t1_j45spt4 wrote

I completely agree. But New Delhi isn’t in the “states”, and your original post was about degrading people. You’re changing the topic, unless you mean - why do your fellow massholes degrade people from New Delhi?

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Practical-Basil-1353 t1_j2avbd4 wrote

Don’t do it! Go to a brewery, or a good restaurant w/ a bar. “Bars” are typically full of shady people who are just “at the bar” too. Don’t take the same path, it’s lonely. And before ya’ll start hating, I’m one of those people, and I’m at the bar now.

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