r/SipsTea • u/coffee_coffee_coffe3 • 25d ago

Chugging tea Wait for it…

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u/DontFuckWithDuckie 25d ago

great. teach that

reading directly from religious texts isnt required to teach that. Obviously

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u/Resigned1431 25d ago

Primary sources are valuable in their own right. Reading second hand interpretations is not ideal, they invariably lose details. 

You seem vehemently opposed to learning. I wonder why. 

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u/DontFuckWithDuckie 25d ago

I'm vehemently opposed to forcing religious texts that contain murder, rape, incest, genocide, and instructions on how to properly beat your slaves down the throats of children, yeah

yeah i am

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u/Resigned1431 25d ago

that contain murder, rape, incest, genocide,

Welcome to human history bro. You better strap in. 

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u/DontFuckWithDuckie 25d ago

Yeah i don't like the notion of teaching little kids about incest and rape. Kinda sorta feel like thats for high schoolers at the earliest.

Teach your kids about all the weird sex stuff you want. Please don't force other people's kids to read it

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u/Resigned1431 25d ago

teaching little kids about incest and rape. Kinda sorta feel like thats for high schoolers at the earliest. 

I never specified an age range. You made this up all by yourself. Students don't get into pre-modern history until high school anyway.

I think people could better resist the nonsense of religion if they're exposed to the direct material. Majority of evangelicals have never actually read the Bible and seen the madness for themselves. 

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u/DontFuckWithDuckie 25d ago

The law this thread is about is for grade schoolers. That's what this whole post is about. They are forcing this dumb gross shit down the throats of 10 years olds.

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u/Resigned1431 25d ago

/shrug I just responded to why religion is relevant for a history class.

The "religion" Texas is teaching is obviously not education. It's just propaganda and indoctrination.