La Cucaracha by Lalo Alcaraz for April 16, 2016

SJW and overprotective parents have got to be golden for cartoonists and comedians.

Dude… “I bow to the god/divine in you” is pretty transparently religious. So mandatory religion in public schools is great as long as it’s not Christian, eh?

People like that think Harry Potter is a real person and that magic is real too, so I’m not surprised.

@csward: Indian Hindus might be very surprised that Namaste does NOT mean “I bow to the divine in you”. Maybe Christians use it in the narrower sense. Which HIndu would bow to another person, if it was not because of the divine in that person? Christians say that they believe in resurrection, but many of them live as if they don’t believe in it. That may be the reason to use Namaste in another sense. But even Christians should not bow to other human beings, but only to God.

Then why would that parents accept their kids taking the class in ther first place?

exercise is exercise and the kids don’t get nearly enough — Namaste to all

Keep in mind that this whole thing is because parents in Georgia are objecting to something they see as non-Christian. It’s the “religious liberty” folks once again exposing their real agenda—"rights for us Christians, but not for anyone else!"

“rights for us Christians, but not for anyone else!”

The best part is that they can’t see anything wrong with that statement.

(sigh!) It took me 10 years to convince my religious father that my yoga exercise class was just an exercise class and not an attempt to convert me.