*According to The Free Press, a public elementary school in Brooklyn, New York, has erased Israel from a map in one of its classrooms. On the map, of the Arab World, Israel is labeled “Palestine.” From the river to the sea, you know. At this rate, it won’t be long until maps in our public schools omit or rename the United States.
*Washington
state Democratic state Reps. My-Linh Thai and Liz
Berry have introduced House Bill 2238 imposing an additional 11 percent
tax on (already highly taxed) ammunition. The bill also describes the purchase
of ammunition as a "privilege.” HB 2238 notes that “nearly
half” of all suicides in the state are from firearms. Which would mean that
more than half aren’t. If
owning ammunition is a “privilege,” and one that lawmakers are trying to make unobtainable
for many, our Second Amendment rights are rendered moot.
*Oregon's Supreme Court recently said that
it would not hear a challenge from five voters seeking to keep former President
Donald Trump off the state's 2024 Republican primary and general election
ballots. Five voters?!
*Assisted suicide is legal across Australia. Now, the Australian
Capital Territory (ACT) is considering expanding “voluntary assisted dying,” or
VAD. Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2023 was recently published and will
almost certainly pass in 2024-- and would potentially extend to children
under 18. So, what’s the big deal? I
mean, it’s really just very late term abortion, right?
*Maine has
begun paying
rent for homeless immigrants living
in apartments located in the town of Brunswick. The Pine Tree State has already
budgeted nearly $3.5 million to provide 60 migrant families in Brunswick with
two years of rent. Free rent, free healthcare, etc. And when we say “Maine,” we
mean its taxpayers, of course. Bet they’re thrilled. Taxation without
representation?
*A transgender professor
reportedly recently provided “cultural inclusion” training to Internal Revenue Service criminal
investigators. Judicial Watch noted that
agents from the specialized IRS Criminal Investigation (IRSCI) unit were
asked if they could “deliver cultural inclusion behaviorally.” Cultural inclusion? Rest assured that the IRS plans on taxing transgendered folk just
as it does everyone else.
*A history
teacher at a Seattle high school allegedly recently told students that
identifying as "straight" is offensive, according to a parent who filed a complaint with school
officials. The mother, who requested anonymity, provided a copy of a
"Social Identity Wheel" worksheet the teacher assigned to his 10th-grade
class to “The Jason Rantz Show” on KTTH. The worksheet asks students to
self-reflect on their various identities, including race, ethnicity,
socio-economic status, gender, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, first
language, age, religious or spiritual affiliation, and physical, emotional, developmental
disability. The parent said her 15-year-old son then labeled himself
"straight,” at which point the teacher allegedly told the boy that he
needed to pick a term that was less offensive. That is offensive. Talk
about “hate speech!” If true, the teacher should be fired immediately. Or
should I say, “straight away.”
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