They have crt training right after Sharia law class. In the evenings they have a Marx study group. The only comic available is the one where Superman comes out as gay. They must have a poster on the wall of Big Bird endorsing vaccines.
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) December 7, 2021
Many people are saying this. Strongly. https://t.co/3wYNMeXEai
I grew up in Tyler, went to school in Nacogdoches, visited Longview more than once. I'd like to say people when I lived there weren't as stupid as Louie Gohmert. I honestly don't know what happened to allow him to be their representative, but it makes me ashamed.Name this band pic.twitter.com/RbnNLym9EE
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) December 7, 2021
And, on the caliber of MTG:
We went through this a few years ago. You have no right to privacy (which right the Supremes are gonna gut in overturning Roe, so: enjoy!*) in "metadata", and it isn't yours in the first place (so you can't exert control over it). Unless the call is to your doctor; and then it's covered by HIPPA [sic], according to the wisdom of legal Twitter.WTF is this word vomit? https://t.co/kM4m96kM89
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) December 7, 2021
Oh, about that "CRT" "training":
So it's perfectly clear now to everyone: anything that doesn't teach you to be a white supremacist is "CRT" and therefor "bad".Marjorie Taylor Greene appears to be referencing a court-appointed lawyer who has been encouraging her Jan. 6 clients to read books. Story here: https://t.co/pwolqWRbc9 https://t.co/QRn0rzUCGo
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) December 7, 2021
Okay.
*actually that's a 4th Amendment issue, not a 14th Amendment one. But get used to losing what you had anyway.
So you went to SFA? (I seem to recall another commenter mentioning that one time.) My wife attended and graduated from SFA. My father-in-law and some brothers-in-law and sister-in-law live or work in Lufkin. I only visit every couple of years or so and don't have anything to say about the stupidity or lack of stupidity of the people there.
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