Quote:Regardless of how many times we write or read about children as young as kindergartners being indoctrinated with the immoral madness of radical gender theory, pronoun self-selection, or explicit sex education, it’s incumbent upon us to continue to stand up and fight back against the insanity.

Rhode Island resident Nicoletta Solas, the mom of a 5-year-old, recently did just that.

Solas testified before Congress this week that the NEA — the nation’s largest, most powerful, and most radical teachers union — filed a lawsuit against her for repeatedly asking for a copy of her child’s class curriculum. The mom also wanted to know whether or not her child was being taught about radical gender theory, which recognizes and affirms identities such as “non-binary,” “gender non-conforming,” “drag queen,” “pansexual,” and “polyamorous.”

In many cases, teachers are also required to use the “preferred gender pronouns” of their students.

Solas said she was told by her child’s elementary school she wasn’t allowed to ask questions without submitting a formal request, so she just kept submitting requests that the school continued to refuse to answer. Next up, she said, the school board threatened to sue her for questioning the authority of her child’s teachers.

Solas told House Republicans the board wanted to send a message to parents: “If you ask questions, we will come after you.”

Welp, the school board didn’t sue Solas — but the NEA did.

North Carolina Republican Congresswoman assured Solas that the Republican-backed Parents Bill of Rights would provide legal protection to parents, reassuring the mother:

You have a rock to stand on, and that’s the Constitution.

Who’da thunk not all that long ago that public education would ever come to this?

While the incident involving Nicoletta’s family took place in 2021, she gave her testimony as part of House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy’s Wednesday proposal of the Parental Bill of Rights. The Speaker said in his announcement:

That’s what today is all about: It’s about every parent, mom and dad, but most importantly about the students in America.

Amen.

So here’s the thing. While McCarthy’s proposal will surely pass the House, whether it will be passed by the Democrat-controlled Senate is up for grabs, at best. Pretending it does, it would then land on the desk of Joe Biden. Would he sign it into law?

Biden received more money from teachers unions in 2020 than any other candidate. You do the math.

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This doesn't make any sense. On what grounds can the NEA sue her?

Sounds like a bs article.

It doesn’t take much instability or change for various groups to start grabbing all they can for themselves. No matter how much people get along at the grocery store and peacefully go about their lives lol.

People don’t always go to war because they have hated each other before. They go to war because the other group went to war.

Race gangs, drug gangs, groups of former soldiers, states National Guards, people hijacking shipments of whatever, people looting every store and warehouse and factory and farm, groups controlling all of the highways, ports, airports, rail lines etc. As soon as a little chaos starts, every group possible will pile on. And there won’t be anyone coming to help us. That’s when various factions start to form. That’s when foreign money and weapons start to feed the conflict because everyone wants their share too.

It doesn’t take much uncertainty for people to pledge their support to whatever group promises to defend them and get rid of some real problem.

All of these groups already exist and just waiting to act. All of the Pollyanna’s are going to get their bubbles burst. Just wait till the prisons get emptied….

(03-05-2023 02:33 PM)bullet Wrote:  This doesn't make any sense. On what grounds can the NEA sue her?

Sounds like a bs article.

Never heard of nuisance suits. They don’t plan on it going to court, but they have attorneys and see it as an acceptable way to spend union dues. It will require the woman to hire an attorney and spend about $10-$20k and then they will drop it.

(03-05-2023 02:33 PM)bullet Wrote:  This doesn't make any sense. On what grounds can the NEA sue her?

Sounds like a bs article.

Why does it sound like a BS article? Are you saying the article itself is BS or that what the article is reporting on is BS?

Fascism 101.

ELIMINATE ALL OPPOSITION.