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Old 30-04-2004, 00:17   #21
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Re: Bnp

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Originally Posted by Damien
Normally I would agree, But Teachers can spread their views in a way that is unnoticeable in the language they use.

Again however history is not a subject that can be teached by them
It's interesting, homosexual teachers managed to not discuss homosexuality for years because of clause 28 (think that's what it was, where local councils couldn't promote homosexuality, which indirectly meant that teachers couldn't talk about it), christian teachers are able to cope with teaching about evolution without any problems, but you don't think BNP teachers can teach history?
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