It’s scary.
It’s scary because Charlie Kirk just got shot for doing the same thing we tell our kids to do.
We raise our children to stand up for what they believe in.
To speak with courage.
To not... View MoreIt’s scary.
It’s scary because Charlie Kirk just got shot for doing the same thing we tell our kids to do.
We raise our children to stand up for what they believe in.
To speak with courage.
To not follow the crowd just because it’s easier.
But then we turn on the news and see someone taken out because someone didn’t agree with them. And as a parent, that shakes you.
Because how do we teach our kids to be bold and brave in a world that punishes people for exactly that?
We want them to live with conviction. To speak their truth. To never be afraid of being different.
But at the same time we’re terrified for the world they’re walking into.
It should not be dangerous to believe in something.
It should not cost your life to use your voice.
As parents, we’re caught between raising fearless children and praying the world won’t break them for it.
💔MY DAUGHTER WROTE THIS POST...TEACH YOUR CHILDREN WELL. TAKE THIS WORLD WIDE.
WHEN SOCIALISTS CELEBRATE KILLING ANYONE THAT DISAGRRES WITH THEIR BELIEFS...WHO DO YOU THINK IS AIMING THE GUNS?
I AM DIFFERENT THAN OTHERS ON WHETHER ANYONE CAN DENY MY RIGHTS TO AN OPINION.
WHE... View MoreWHEN SOCIALISTS CELEBRATE KILLING ANYONE THAT DISAGRRES WITH THEIR BELIEFS...WHO DO YOU THINK IS AIMING THE GUNS?
I AM DIFFERENT THAN OTHERS ON WHETHER ANYONE CAN DENY MY RIGHTS TO AN OPINION.
WHEN SITES ON FACEBOOK WILL NOT ALLOW FREEDOM OF SPEECH OR THOUGHTS...FACEBOOK IS PERPETUATING CENSORING OF CONSTITUTIONAL DIRECTIVE THAT IS THE LAW OF OUR LAND. DEBATE SHOULD NEVER END IN DEATH.
CHARLIE KIRK DEBATED IGNORANTS ON POLITICS AND RELIGION...IT COST HIM HIS LIFE. IF I CAN RESPECT YOUR OPINION...I DEMAND YOU RESPECT MY OPINION. EVERYONE RESPECT!
THE WORDS OF THE RELIGIOUS TEXTS NEVER KILLED ANYONE...IT IS ALWAYS MANKIND THAT KILLS...NOT THE 10 COMMANDMENTS OR RELIGIOUS TEXTS. BLAME INDIVIDUALS...NOT 85-93 % OF THE ENTIRE WORD. SCIENCE POLITICS AND NEWS MEDIA SHOULD BE BETTER THAN THAT!
THEIR BEHAVIOR INFLUENCES PUBLIC OPINION AND ACTIONS.
I VOTED FOR CRIME TO BE PUNISHED...EVEN IN SANCTUSRY CITIES, STATES, AND SOCIALIST POLITICIANS. NOT PROTECTING CHILDREN IN SCHOOL IS FIXABLE WITH A MAYOR OR GOVERNORS EXECUTIVE ORDER.
SO SINCE THAT H... View MoreI VOTED FOR CRIME TO BE PUNISHED...EVEN IN SANCTUSRY CITIES, STATES, AND SOCIALIST POLITICIANS. NOT PROTECTING CHILDREN IN SCHOOL IS FIXABLE WITH A MAYOR OR GOVERNORS EXECUTIVE ORDER.
SO SINCE THAT HAS NOT HAPPENED...YOU BLAME THOSE POLITICIANS...NOT THE GUNS.
Governors are the chief executives of their states and hold significant legislative and executive powers, including signing or vetoing bills, preparing and proposing budgets, issuing executive orders, appointing state officials, and granting clemency. They also serve as state leaders, acting as the commander-in-chief of the state's military forces and leading the executive branch to implement policies and manage state agencies.
Legislative Powers
Signing or Vetoing Bills:
Governors can sign legislation to make it law or veto it, preventing it from becoming law. They may also have a partial or line-item veto for appropriation bills, allowing them to strike specific items from a budget.
Budgeting:
Governors play a key role in the budget-making process by submitting a proposed state budget to the legislature.
Calling Special Sessions:
Governors can call the state legislature into special session to address specific issues.
Executive Powers
Executive Orders:
Governors can issue executive orders to create executive agencies, reorganize state agencies, and trigger emergency powers.
Appointing Officials:
Governors appoint individuals to head state departments and other executive branch positions, as well as state court judges.
Clemency Powers:
Governors can grant pardons, commute sentences, and issue reprieves to individuals convicted of crimes.
Military Command:
In their role as commander-in-chief of the state's military forces, governors can deploy the state's National Guard.
State Leadership
State Leadership:
Governors propose new legislation, coordinate with state legislatures, and act as the chief executive and head of government for their state.
Emergency Management:
Governors have the authority to proclaim a state of emergency during disasters or extreme peril, utilizing various powers to respond to the situation.
LIKE GUARDING CHILDREN FROM VIOLENCE. FACT! DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT MAYORS AND GOVERNORS HAVE EXECUTIVE POWERS TO DEMAND AND EXERCISE SECURITY IN SCHOOLS?
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I VOTED FOR CRIME TO BE PUNISHED...EVEN IN SANCTUSRY CITIES, STATES, AND SOCIALIST POLITICIANS. NOT PROTECTING CHILDREN IN SCHOOL IS FIXABLE WITH A MAYOR OR GOVERNORS EXECUTIVE ORDER.
SO SINCE THAT H... View MoreI VOTED FOR CRIME TO BE PUNISHED...EVEN IN SANCTUSRY CITIES, STATES, AND SOCIALIST POLITICIANS. NOT PROTECTING CHILDREN IN SCHOOL IS FIXABLE WITH A MAYOR OR GOVERNORS EXECUTIVE ORDER.
SO SINCE THAT HAS NOT HAPPENED...YOU BLAME THOSE POLITICIANS...NOT THE GUNS.
Governors are the chief executives of their states and hold significant legislative and executive powers, including signing or vetoing bills, preparing and proposing budgets, issuing executive orders, appointing state officials, and granting clemency. They also serve as state leaders, acting as the commander-in-chief of the state's military forces and leading the executive branch to implement policies and manage state agencies.
Legislative Powers
Signing or Vetoing Bills:
Governors can sign legislation to make it law or veto it, preventing it from becoming law. They may also have a partial or line-item veto for appropriation bills, allowing them to strike specific items from a budget.
Budgeting:
Governors play a key role in the budget-making process by submitting a proposed state budget to the legislature.
Calling Special Sessions:
Governors can call the state legislature into special session to address specific issues.
Executive Powers
Executive Orders:
Governors can issue executive orders to create executive agencies, reorganize state agencies, and trigger emergency powers.
Appointing Officials:
Governors appoint individuals to head state departments and other executive branch positions, as well as state court judges.
Clemency Powers:
Governors can grant pardons, commute sentences, and issue reprieves to individuals convicted of crimes.
Military Command:
In their role as commander-in-chief of the state's military forces, governors can deploy the state's National Guard.
State Leadership
State Leadership:
Governors propose new legislation, coordinate with state legislatures, and act as the chief executive and head of government for their state.
Emergency Management:
Governors have the authority to proclaim a state of emergency during disasters or extreme peril, utilizing various powers to respond to the situation.
LIKE GUARDING CHILDREN FROM VIOLENCE. FACT!
HERE IS WHAT SEPARATION OF RELIGION AND SCHOOLING ACTUALLY MEANS...NOT THAT RELIGIOUS THOUGHT IS BANNED FROM CLASS ROOMS!
The separation of religion and schooling, in the context of U.S. public schoo... View MoreHERE IS WHAT SEPARATION OF RELIGION AND SCHOOLING ACTUALLY MEANS...NOT THAT RELIGIOUS THOUGHT IS BANNED FROM CLASS ROOMS!
The separation of religion and schooling, in the context of U.S. public schools, means that the government (including public schools) cannot promote or endorse any particular religion or religious belief, nor can it favor one religion over others.
Instead, public schools must remain religiously neutral,
ensuring a welcoming and inclusive environment for students of all faiths and no faith. This principle is rooted in the First Amendment's Establishment Clause, which prohibits the government from establishing a religion.
What Separation Means in Practice:
No School-Sponsored Prayer or Instruction:
Teachers and school officials cannot lead students in prayer or other religious activities.
Neutrality in Curriculum:
Schools cannot teach religious doctrine or promote religious viewpoints.
Academic Teaching About Religion:
Public schools are permitted to teach about religion in an academic, non-devotional way, including its history, role in society, and influence on culture and art.
Protecting Student Religious Freedom:
While schools cannot promote religion, students have the right to exercise their own religious beliefs, such as individual or group prayer, as long as it doesn't disrupt the educational environment or infringe on others' rights.
Equal Treatment for All Faiths:
The separation ensures that no one religion is given preferential treatment, providing a level playing field for religious diversity within the public school system.
Constitutional Basis:
Establishment Clause: Prohibits the government from creating or supporting an official religion.
Free Exercise Clause: Protects individuals' right to practice their own religion freely.
Key Distinction:
The separation is not about removing religion from public life or prohibiting individuals from expressing their religious beliefs. It is a rule for government entities, like public schools, to ensure that they remain neutral in matters of faith and do not become a means of promoting or disfavoring any religion.
THIS IS FACT...NOT ANYTHING ELSE!
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