Ryan Walters says Oklahoma will go after teachers who criticize the Bible in their classrooms

[ihaveaquestion]

[SamKnause]

1. Fuck you.

Millions upon millions do not believe in your misogynistic deity.

It is not history.

Prove god exists or shut the fuck up.

Zombies are not real.

Water does not turn into wine.

There was never a world wide flood.

Keep this toxic shit in your houses, schools, and churches.

There is no place in public schools for your violent book and religious lies !!!

Fuck Nazis and fuck theocracy !!!

[jimfields33]

2. I wonder how many teachers will just leave.

I suspect many will especially those at retirement eligibility and those with a few years in. This could be a disaster for an already bad state system.

[SamKnause]

6. It is hard to tell at this point.

I hope there are thousands of lawsuits.

No child should be forced to learn this shit in public schools.

[Hope22]

3. Dear Ryan....define criticize....n/t

[SamKnause]

4. I don't know how Ryan will define it but I call it bullshit until it has been proven.

[SCantiGOP]

9. They don't have this law in the progressive countries

of Iraq, Afghanistan and several others. There you can criticize the Bible all you want, but ……. just don’t say anything negative about their holy book, or miss mandatory prayers. That sacrilege can result in a beating, jail or even death.
So, let’s make America Great, and make Oklahoma Iraq.

[NoMoreRepugs]

5. $100 says he has MAJOR skeletons in his closet.

[4catsmom]

7. Empty threat

Oklahoma teachers are fighting an uphill battle against superstition, ignorance, bullying by the state, and the general dumbness of Oklahoma student population. They already know they are a target of extremists

[3auld6phart]

8. What a

Freaking weirdo. Is it any wonder those fuck ups are dragging ng the U.S. into the dark sage sand are now making it the outlandish joke of the world.. take that gawd damn book of fable and use the pages to to wipe your biggoted ass with them..