r/benshapiro • u/Birdflower99 • Aug 23 '22

We asked my daughter’s middle school to remove the LGBT flag from her classrooms because it goes against our values and they’re pushing back. Discussion/Debate

They said that displaying the lgbt flag aligns with their inclusivity values and being asked to remove the flag goes against their anti-discrimination policy. ( which I haven’t read). Has anyone challenged their schools to remove this flag? What has been your experience?

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u/dietcheese Facts don’t care about your feelings Aug 23 '22

Yet another manifestation of right wing Christian hypocrisy.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '22

What in that God says it applies to the true God as opposed to other gods? Where is that defined in the motto? What specific religion does it apply to?

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u/dietcheese Facts don’t care about your feelings Aug 23 '22

Did you not read the part where I said I was a Satanist?

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '22

That’s your right.

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u/dietcheese Facts don’t care about your feelings Aug 23 '22

People that believe the word "god" should be in schools and on money, when it's clearly a governmental endorsement of religion, but then have a problem with LGBT flags, which violate *nothing* are funny.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '22

Not according to SCOTUS. You point is simply not aligned to a judgment of the law.

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u/dietcheese Facts don’t care about your feelings Aug 23 '22

I'm pointing out your hypocrisy, not the judgements of SCOTUS.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '22

There’s no hypocrisy. Sorry if you don’t like the SCOTUS ruling or if you are trying to draw a false comparison but that’s your burden not mine. Good day.