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John1956PA

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2. Doing so is a significant expense and headache for any given school district.

Reply to sl8 (Original post)

Sun Jun 30, 2024, 06:27 AM

Jun 2024

The expense of the posters is bad enough. Purchasing quality frames and hanging them adds to the cost and inconvenience. A given school might have fifty classrooms. The students are going to get nauseous looking at those unsightly displays in every room. I think that it is going to turn off many students from whatever message that the law in intended to impart.

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How will Louisiana's Ten Commandments classroom requirement be funded and enforced? [View all] sl8 Jun 2024 OP

Hang the posters upside down. Irish_Dem Jun 2024 #1

Hi, Irish Dem. Do you agree with my post in this thread that the law may backfire? n/t John1956PA Jun 2024 #3

Yes I think it could backfire or just fall flat, a stunt which is an expensive waste of time. Irish_Dem Jun 2024 #4

Thank you for raising astute points. John1956PA Jun 2024 #5

My thoughts: Irish_Dem Jun 2024 #8

Doing so is a significant expense and headache for any given school district. John1956PA Jun 2024 #2

i live in new orleans rampartc Jun 2024 #7

A. Pay for it by firing science teachers. B. Give "School Resource Officers" M16s. hatrack Jun 2024 #6

Stoning... Personally by the Guv. keithbvadu2 Jun 2024 #9