"I have a right to
nothing which another has a right to take away." -- Thomas Jefferson to
Uriah Forrest, 1787. Papers, 12:477.
In America –Communist Atheists Think Only They Have Rights
By de Andréa
Opinion Editorialist for
‘THE
BOTTOM LINE’
Posted April 21, 2017
A public school teacher, while exercising
her Constitutional rights, banned her students from wearing a Christian Cross, she
called it a “Gang Symbol.”
It’ time to fight back my friend
Apparently one has Constitutional rights in the United States of America as long as one is a member of the Communist Atheist Gang. The Jesus Gang has no rights, they are band from public school. My recommendation is’ and always has been, PULL YOUR KIDS OUT OF PUBLIC SCHOOL NOW!
We
cannot abide the assault on our First Amendment rights of religious freedom by
the Communists, because the victims of our apathy will be the loss of our
children. While many of us have enjoyed lives lived under the cloak of the
Constitution and the Bill of Rights, ideals that for most of our lives the
Republicans AND the Democrats alike have defended. But today the Democrats of
America have been taken over by the Fabian Communists Atheists. If we don’t fight back now, our children will
not know the freedoms that we have known.
What should we fight against? We should fight against people like this and
their destructive satanic elitist ideology.
The Daily Caller has a new story
about a teacher from Hillsborough County, Florida who has an interesting and despotic
way of teaching her Christian students.
An Atheist High School math teacher Lora Jane Riedas believes, as most Communists do, that she is just a lot more equal than the rest of us. She has found herself on the wrong side of the law after the treatment of her students became known. The lawyers for some of the students are from the constitutional defenders at the Liberty Counsel, and they recently sent a letter to the District School Superintendent explaining the situation.
We write on behalf of parents of
children in the classroom of teacher Lora Jane Riedas, a math teacher at Riverview High
School, who report that Ms. Riedas has prohibited at least three children from
wearing Christian cross necklaces in her classroom, claiming on occasion that
they are “gang symbols.” They are not gang symbols, but
are symbols of personal faith. A picture of one of the crosses, less than an
inch tall, is attached. Subsequent to her cross ban, Ms. Riedas singled out at
least one of the students for a number of false “misbehavior” allegations.1 One
of our student clients reports that she had just sat down in class, and placed
her books on her desk, when Ms. Riedas approached her. Referencing the tiny
cross necklace which was around the student’s neck, Ms. Riedas said, “I need
you to take your necklace off.” Our client asked “Why?” and Ms. Riedas refused
to explain, stating “That’s disrespectful; you have to take it off.” Our client
did not want to be disrespectful, so she took it off, but she felt bad because
she felt she was being forced to deny her faith. All of our clients are afraid
to openly wear their cross necklaces in class any more. Ms.
Riedas has further engaged in impermissible LGBT political activism in the
classroom, and has indicated her intent to further do so during instructional
time. Ms. Riedas is planning to promote GLSEN’s 2 “Day of Silence” coercive
political activities during instructional time in her classroom on Friday,
April 21, 2017. In addition to being opposed to student religious
expression, we understand that Ms. Riedas is the sponsor for the R.G.S.A
Gay-Straight Alliance (“GSA”) at Riverview High School, and that her classroom is permanently decorated with LGBT
political themes, including a large display on her wall stating “ALLY,” a “Safe
Space” poster and door sticker, and assorted other LGBT promotional material,
including buttons prominently displayed on her desk, facing students, stating
“I Love My LGBT Students” and “PROUD Public Employee.” These buttons make other
students feel marginalized and excluded, and not full members of the classroom
community. Moreover,
at the beginning of the semester, Ms. Riedas placed LGBT rainbow stickers on students’
classroom folders without their consent, which were there one day when the
students arrived. One of our clients reports that after she removed the LGBT
sticker, Ms. Riedas’ behavior toward her changed markedly for the worse…
The totality of Ms. Riedas’
behavior is very concerning: banning cross necklaces on the one hand, while
promoting wholesale LGBT political activism on the other. By retweeting GLSEN’s
“guide” for classroom activism, Ms. Riedas is encouraging other teachers to
engage in what she herself appears to be preparing to do on Friday, April 21:
classroom activism during instructional time, requiring students who do not
agree with “Day of Silence” to participate in various forced activities
entirely unrelated to math class, and rewarding students who participate in the
political activity she herself favors.
In banning cross necklaces from
three different students in her classroom, Ms. Riedas has “intentionally
violate[d] or den[ied] a student’s legal rights.” The right to wear a cross
necklace is clearly established. There is no question that students have the
right to wear religious jewelry, despite any specious claim of “gang
affiliation” by Ms. Riedas. Subsequent to her cross ban, Ms. Reidas has
subjected at least one of the students “to unnecessary embarrassment or
disparagement,” in singling the student out for false allegations of student
behavior violations. In her numerous promotions of homosexuality in the
classroom, including GLSEN’s “guide” she has indicated an intent to
“intentionally . . . distort subject matter” which is beyond the scope of
classroom instruction. In the cross ban and subsequent harassment, Ms. Riedas
has violated the prohibition on harassment or discrimination “against any
student on the basis of …religion . . . political beliefs . . . or social and
family background.” The same holds true for any of the activities from GLSEN’s
“guide” which she plans to foist upon the students, as well as the final
prohibition on “exploit[ing] a relationship with a student for personal gain or
advantage,” in that she holds a position of power over students, and is using
that to push her own politically activist LGBT beliefs upon them…
Parents
have the fundamental right to determine the jewelry as well as the associations
and activities of their minor children. School officials have no business in
intentionally interfering with parent-approved religious jewelry, or in
promoting their pet political ideologies during instructional time to a captive
audience. The Hillsborough County School District is hereby on notice that any
further violations of student rights in this fashion will be viewed by Liberty
Counsel as sufficient to support a federal lawsuit for civil rights violations…
Reidas’ behavior is un-American,
un-Constitutional and un-acceptable, but unfortunately it is also becoming more
and more common in our nation’s public schools. There are a few good teachers
toiling in anonymity, working hard trying to educate our children and mold
young minds into a creative and intelligent generation. Sadly, those teachers
have been overshadowed by the growing thousands (upon thousands) of teachers, who just like
Reidas care more about their own agenda of elitist indoctrination than they do
the true education of our children. We cannot allow this to continue my friend.
If you believe that God given
rights as endorsed in the declaration - are for everyone and not just those
that believe they are just for a self-chosen few, then write your
representatives HERE
and let them know that Constitutional rights are for all citizens not just the
Fabian Communists. Moreover, freedom doesn’t mean that by exorcising ones freedom,
one can take someone else’s freedom away.
"No
man has a natural right to commit aggression on the equal rights of another,
and this is all from which the laws ought to restrain him." -- Thomas
Jefferson to Francis Gilmer, 1816.
Thanks
for listening. Now go do the right thing and fight for freedom.
-
de Andréa
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