Ah yes. Louisiana, the beacon of education, progress, and economic success. Let us follow their lead to prosperity and health.
You don’t need a DeLorean to go back in time, you just need a bus ticket to Louisiana.
When it’s 10 o’clock in New York, it’s 1970 in Louisiana.
- Possibly even 870 CE.
jeebus will improve their ranking of #47 in the country for education
No shit that’s what it’s signalling. That’s what it’s doing. Pretty brazenly and openly.
I think it’s a clue of some kind!
I hope these kids write bad words in permanent marker on all the 10 commandments.
Theism is just a shit ideology.
It’s one thing to have your beliefs, but if your beliefs are so fragile that the believer can’t handle anyone else not believing their stuff, it’s kind of a sign they don’t really believe the stuff they are forcing.
Oldest known laws (about 900 years before 10 commandments):
Code of Ur-Nammu:
• Date: Circa 2100–2050 BCE.
• Location: Ancient Mesopotamia (Sumer).
• Content: The code consists of around 57 laws, covering various aspects of daily life, including property rights, personal injury, and marriage. It is written in Sumerian, the language of ancient Sumer.
• Significance: It is notable for establishing the principle of lex talionis, or “law of retribution,” although it often imposed fines rather than physical punishment