Florida Substitute Teacher Fired for Magic

bodecea · #31 (**permalink**) 05-26-2008, 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by bluedog

Just where is the ACLU in defending this teacher's rights? Obviously the intent was to entertain, not to subvert nor indoctrinate. I am sure the children could have went over to the local multiplex and watched 90 minutes of "magic" as automobiles morphed into intelligent "cyberlife" vastly superior to human problem solving cognation to logic or they could have been lead on a quest for a "Golden compass" while being protected by some magical "beast"......all, with the blessings of both the school board and the PTO, perhaps they might have even been entertained to a side show of two teenage children of the same sex making out in public, while being taught that it was "perfectly normal" the next day at school if they questioned what they had been witness to. BD

How do you know that this teacher has asked the ACLU for their assistance?

oceanbreeze · #32 (**permalink**) 05-28-2008, 09:43 PM

Harry Potter meets the Florida public school system.

SaintMalaclypse · #33 (**permalink**) 06-03-2008, 11:06 PM

I, for one, am glad to hear it.

You can't let wizardry go unchecked in our schools. Once a wizard, mage, sorceror, or warlock is allowed to indoctrinate our children, the next thing you know he'll be telling our kids it's ok for a mage to have rabbit-in-the-hat sex with another mage, instead of having a healthy bippity-boppity-boo relationship with a nice sorceress.

I'm pretty open-minded about a lot of things, but mage-on-mage is just unnatural, and should be kept in the lair, not the classroom.