SE1- The School Rights Act of 2015 (passed)

[Leinad]

I like the concept. Ideas of any sort, religious or non-religious, shouldn't be shoved down anyone's throats, but especially the children.

However, maybe it should be a bit more clear? And perhaps more general, too. In other words, where the point is to keep schools from banning words other than the generally-accepted unacceptable words (i.e. F-bombs and the like). Like, of course a teacher has no right to ban "Merry Christmas," but also no right to ban saying the word "cargo" or whatever. (Random example, don't look for meaning in it.) My point is that it shouldn't be confined simply to religion/holidays.

Anyway, you'd think this would be common sense. It's sad how statists (of all flavors) keep thinking banning stuff helps anything. All it does is piss off the people who liked what you banned.

[Leinad]

Good amendment, but I think it might be a good idea to just take out the part about banning words relating to holidays and religion. I mean, simply saying that banning non-profanity is a no-no in public schools (oh, that's another good addition, we shouldn't be dictating this to private schools) covers it pretty well.

I have an amended version, where I also move the "teachers cannot teach/force their religion on students" part to it's own section, reworded:

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I think that's a good bill. What say you, Mr. Speaker?

[Leinad]

X Leinad

And it is law!