— but not sites for the NRA, the State GOP or Christianity.com.Andrew Lampart, 18, said computers at his Nonnewaug High School won’t even let him on to the Vatican’s website, but will grant him access to Pro-Choice America, CBS Connecticut reported.
He said he discovered the discrepancies while trying to research
gun control for a classroom debate and couldn’t access the National Rifle Association’s website.“So I went over to the other side,” he told local WTIC. “And I went over on sites such as Moms Demand Action or Newtown Action Alliance, and I could get on these websites
but not the others.”More
7 comments:
The socialist agenda being postured in the schools.....
One of the first steps in sheeple indoctrination.....
Someone in the board of ed. had to approve this. Shoot him.
well it's commiecut what did you expect. Maryland will be next!
I agree with 2:55. These government indoctrination administrators are obviously threats to our American way of life and should be treated accordingly-as traitors. Put enough pressure on these pissants and maybe we could get them to roll over on some of the big fish at the top of the trough. In the mean time, they get fat salaries with perks and benefits, bonuses and "tenure" as rewards for their "service an loyalty to the public". Only in the new America.
the constant evils we here of the bloated over funded public education system screams 4 school vouchers give people back a choice to choose what schools get the money
This starts locally with Norm Conway. Let him know what will happen if this is done in local schools.
That is exactly why everyone needs to pay attention to "Internet neutrality" crap! When I get on the internet, I want to go anywhere I want at top speed.
Internet neutrality stops that.
You get your access, and those "elite" get different access. Fair, balanced, true, but bogus.
Remember, the internet was invented by private individuals and is still operated by private individuals. Our government hates that.
And the rest is none of their f-ing business.
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