15.11.05

ten...twenty...thirty...

i've said it before, but i'll say it again, here, in print: i don't think that private, religious schools should get a tax-payer funded twenty-miles-an-hour-speed-limit zone around their campus. it's not the zealot-children that i loathe, but more the zealot-children's parents. yep, i think i should be able to carry on about my business at thirty-miles-an-hour near religious schools, especially that first baptist academy in downtown dallas. would the extra ten-miles-an-hour make that much difference, anyway?

in the background::nothing's gonna stop me:wildside

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Hallelujah!!!
I 'll even go one step further...
Not only should they not receive this privilege for teaching and espousing hate and intolerance to future generations, the parents should be made sport of.
Maybe something like dodge the speeding commuters in a new specially designated 50mph school zone for religious schools receiving taxpayers' dollars.
After all, if you really believe in God...
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