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I like to question things, especially the logic of things. The Supreme Court’s majority professes its allegiance to Christianity but has given US presidents carte blanche to assassinate anyone, provided the assassination lands in court as an official duty.
At a time when some states are mandating bibles in the classroom along with posters of the Ten Commandments, it’s only logical kids will question why a president can kill but they can’t.
So, how should school teachers answer this question? Should they say:
a. The President knows best
b. The President is like God and above God’s law
c. Some killing is okay
d. God forgives the President, but won’t forgive you
e. None of the above
If you think it’s none of the above, what might the teacher tell the kiddies instead?
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None of the above. Tell kids the truth. Certain judges are corrupt and passed a bad law to protect a criminal. Don't follow in their footsteps.