Clay Travis takes on mask tyrants in Williamson County Schools

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You all should be ashamed.

~ Clay Travis

The Williamson County, Tennessee school board defied the parents and required students to wear masks this school year.  The debate inside the board meeting was firey as the board members decided to force the students to wear masks, ignoring the parents.

The four-hour meeting drew a large crowd of freedom protesters including former sports journalist and conservative political commentator Clay Travis, who has children that attend schools in the district.

Mr. Travis explained the masks don’t work and not one study shows that they do.

We believe parents should decide if they want to force their children to wear masks. In general, school boards are political and represent special interests, not the parents.

This is a talk radio host who does something:

He also discussed it on Fox & Friends this morning (go to 03:14):

Yesterday he spoke to the censorship of Dr. Rand Paul.

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Smash the Lies
3 years ago

Use your voice and remember the Solzenitsyn quote:

“You can resolve to live your life with integrity. Let your credo be this: Let the lie come into the world, let it even triumph. But not through me.”

― Alexander Solzhenitsyn

Local it is still optional but mandatory on bus and there are hardly any kids on the bus and the drivers are on union smoke break with the door open.
The Pik N’ Pak on the block has maintain social distancing while the one out in the hinterlands has the mask but I have visited twice with no mask and no one said anything and the bearded up tatted clerk looked like someone sympathetic to going maskless as he had none at the I’d buy that for a dollar store that also has the mask required inside sign.

Greg
3 years ago

Maybe parents should return to the days of the “One Room Schoolhouse”. In my youth our Grade School (1-8) had one teacher for two grades, 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, in the same room, with four rooms. These days there could be small neighborhoods that basically create their own private schools, outside of any government. I’m sure it wouldn’t be hard to find teachers to fill such positions. As this would spread, it means the funding would dwindle for Government Schools. In many places there are abandoned malls that could easily convert to school rooms. It Would be a start.