re: #103 carbon footprint

Of course as a conservative, I feel that any public education is far too expensive and should be left to private enterprise or home schooling. We throw so many dollars at government funded schools and yet we fail to compete with other countries.

I feel that when education is something that is paid for, like many other services, the parents and therefore the students will have more incentive to learn.

And of course that means that you are willing to repeal mandatory education, and split this country down the middle along class lines - those who are able to pay for educating their kids vs. those who aren’t. Playing right into the leftist plan. Parents who can’t afford to send their kids to pay-for-learn schools will also be unable to spend the time and money to homeschool them.

As far as the bio science issue; Texas is a state that has pretty much stuck to principles that we believe to be solid as stone. We are a very open-minded people but we tend to follow our tenets and live them.

Then follow your Perry messiah and try to establish a fucking theocracy; entangling church and state in public school science class is unconstitutional violation of the 1st Amendment. A Christian version of Iran, complete with sectarian madrassas, would be a totalitarian theocratic abomination. It would be a sacrifice of freedom on the altar of faith.