LINK Jesus-loving FL school board member wants to bring back corporal punishment
A newly elected Christian nationalist on the Collier County School Board in Naples, Florida says he wants to bring back physical abuse in school, use corporal punishment on kids with disabilities whom he says are “out of control,” and make sure LGBTQ students have fewer rights.
Jerry Rutherford isn’t hiding any of this. He told the Naples Daily News exactly what he hoped to accomplish despite an earlier platform of improving safety, providing mental health care for students and teachers, and dealing with the budget: ...
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More bosses and supervisors at jobs may one day want this.
In this fucked up wacko world that exists today anything goes.
CuddyCruiser
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Nov 13, 2022
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He’s a Republican and he lied. Why would anyone act surprised?
Barnie2years
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Nov 13, 2022
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How about beating him harshly every day until learns tolerance, compassion and common sense?
anglophone
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Nov 13, 2022
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That would only lower you to his level. Not worth it.
How about capital punishment for epilepsy children? Nice people these "christians".
PondartIncbendog
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Nov 13, 2022
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Corporal punishment still exists in some schools. When my oldest was at public school, each year I had to sign a paper to demand he wouldn't receive such punishment (not that he was any kind of trouble maker - although his ennui at school in kindergarten led to his teacher calling us - she didn't know he could read, quite well actually)
Beowulfsfriend
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Nov 13, 2022
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