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Ugh. progressoid Aug 2015 #1
Can you believe they're getting away with this? beam me up scottie Aug 2015 #2
One of my nieces just moved to Texas for a job. progressoid Aug 2015 #5
I pity the intelligent Texans. beam me up scottie Aug 2015 #6
you're fucked. AlbertCat Aug 2015 #10
You're right, yet some kids are very gullible. beam me up scottie Aug 2015 #11
And you shouldn't have to warn your kids that teachers and textbooks are lying to them. AlbertCat Aug 2015 #13
Well, as long as my kids learn the truth, it's all good. LiberalAndProud Sep 2015 #14
But John Locke was soft on atheism and a heathen fellow-traveler! onager Aug 2015 #3
Excellent find as usual, onager! beam me up scottie Aug 2015 #4
Reminds me of this... nil desperandum Aug 2015 #7
Brilliant. beam me up scottie Aug 2015 #8
Mexican-American War, my favorite comment onager Aug 2015 #9
Native Americans view history differently too. beam me up scottie Aug 2015 #12
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