You have the Right

[catocom]

To remain silent?

I guess some think not.

Texas Parents Sue Governor, School District Over Moment of Silence

A Texas family is suing Gov. Rick Perry and a school district over a state-mandated moment of silence in schools, according to The Dallas Morning News.

David Wallace Croft and his wife, Shannon, of Carrollton, Texas, have three children at Rosemeade Elementary and argue that the moment of silence is unconstitutional and amounts to state-sanctioned school prayer.

 

[Gonz]

Hush...no don't, oh, hell, do whatever you want.

 

[Winky]

have I the right?

 

[unclehobart]

A moment of silence in an elementary school? Good luck with that.

 

[Starya]

To remain silent?

I guess some think not.

Texas Parents Sue Governor, School District Over Moment of Silence

Oh gosh...

"Moment of silence bills have been popping up in additional states," Mr. Croft wrote on his blog. "To have millions of public school children waste a minute of education each day for a practice that has no secular purpose seems to me like a great sin."

A moment of silence is NOT a waste for school children, and that is my professional opinion.

What a tard. Plain and simple.

 

[SouthernN'Proud]

...waste a minute of education each day...

Yeah. Like that minute is the only one, IF you want to call it a waste to begin with, which I do not. I imagine the esteemed Mr. Croft might waste more than a minute daily himself.

Go cram it pal. We can all read between the lines here, and your ideals have been plainly displayed for all to see. Now go away. You're wasting my time reading from your blog, which would be among the biggest time wasters known to modern man to begin with. Begone now.

 

[Luis G]

Well, the minute of silence is just as stupid as the lawsuit.