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This is what you get when you get "faith based initiatives". Instead of truth and useful information for young people, you get lies, misrepresentations, and scare tactics. Sort of like teaching creationism, no? Alex |
I never understoood how lying to make a point as beneficial to anyone, myself either.
definatly on of those oxymorons.... |
Yea, because once the kids find out about your lies, everything that you taught them then becomes bullshit...
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somedays, I really regret not becoming a televangilist...
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