The Ten Commandments Get Roasted by 2nd Graders in Texas

Welcome to Fake News, this episode is a What If trip into the future. What If Texas’s Senate Bill 10, the law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public-school classrooms, is signed by Governor Greg Abbott and survives the upcoming lawsuits?

This is a look into Miss Johnson’s grade school class at the beginning of the next Texas school year.

Teacher: Yes Billy Bob you have a question?


Billy Bob: On the poster over there, what does covet mean?


Teacher: Coveting means you want something so badly that you feel upset someone else has it, and you might want to take it unfairly.


Billy Bob: Oh! You mean like how President Trump is coveting Canada and Greenland for their rare earth minerals?


Teacher: That, is one way of looking at it.


Daisy: Miss Johnson, the sign says “not to covet” so, ain’t that wrong?


Teacher: I think it is more complicated than that. Yes, Mary, you have a question?


Mary: What is adultery?


Teacher: Well that is just a term used when a maried couple break their promises to each other.


Simon: You mean like when President Trump forked that porn star while still being married to Mrs President Trump?


Teacher: Forked?


Simon: My mama said to say fork and not fuck in school so I wouldn’t upset the teachers.


Teacher: Your mama is a wise woman.


Mary: Miss Johnson.


Teacher: Yes Mary?


Mary: It says not to kill.


Teacher: That is right Mary. Killing is very bad.


Daisy: So, how come Governer Abbott keeps killing prisoners?


Teacher: There’s the bell class, run outside and play!


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