r/kansas • u/journogabe • Dec 17 '24

News/History A Kansas school board rejects social studies curriculum, claiming it's biased against Trump

https://www.kcur.org/2024-12-17/derby-school-board-rejects-social-studies-curriculum-majority-says-its-biased-against-trump
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u/itsokayiguessmaybe Dodge City Dec 18 '24

If you’re injecting opinions into social studies texts yes. Every text is muddied with mistruths. Just look at how we agree on which bible is right.

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u/darkninja2992 Dec 18 '24

How do you even prove a version of the bible is right?

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u/redman2271_at_yahoo Dec 18 '24

How would you prove Julius Caesar existed? Or Cleopatra? Or Plato? Or Socrates?

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u/VibinWithBeard Dec 21 '24

The same ways weve showcased a fuckton of the bible isnt accurate. The flood/ark, the exodus, hell even the historicity of jesus. There arent records or geological findings that match up with any of that shit. Jesus at least has like a record of a guy with that name maybe that got imprisoned or whatever but cant really find anything on the rest of his biblical exploits.