@worldhistorytea@sage_stage True, but allowing the disruptions to continue infringes on everyone else’s right to an education. When dies that get addressed?
@CJQtweet@EClareish@garonnevik Really? Bc we love the whole “you are stopping st Lowes? Can you grab x y and z? I’ve been meaning to go there” or “can you bring me Dunkin while you are there?” etc
@Romy_Holland “I’m sure your mom thought you were being silly with your first baby too. But you did your thing anyway, and so will I. Love you” and off for your contact nap 😴
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@JulieDo24718056@LifeNewsHQ Doctors that refuse to treat miscarriages by pretending there is no difference between that treatment and illegal abortion are abusing their patients to prove a political point, and should loose their licenses.
@tiheroine @BooBotsOriginal @DesireeAmerica4 I’m sure the school district and/or the teachers’ union both have insurance to pay out in cases like this.
@BooBotsOriginal @DesireeAmerica4 In the short run, maybe. In the long run; lawsuits like this force the school district to examine and improve policies, and to hold people accountable for not doing their jobs correctly, which are good for the community.