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https://www.yahoo.com/gma/house-republicans-introduce-parents-bill-232810696.html
Parents would have new power over their kids' education under House GOP bill

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and House Republicans on Thursday introduced The Parents Bill of Rights, which they say would give parents more insight and power into their children's education.

According to a breakdown of the bill from Rep. Julia Letlow, R-La., school districts would be publicly required to post curriculum information, provide parents with a copy of revisions to state education standards, provide parents with the list of books and reading materials available in the library and more.

"You have a say in your kids' education, not government and not telling you what to do," McCarthy said in his remarks.

Activists, parents and families from across the country gathered in the Rayburn Room to tout the new proposal alongside McCarthy, the House Republican Conference chair, Elise Stefanik, House Education and the Workforce Committee Chairwoman Virginia Foxx and others.

According to Letlow, parents must also be allowed to address their local school board on issues impacting their children's education and must be given a say when schools update privacy policies while schools should be encouraged to consider community feedback in decision making.

The bill would require parental consent before medical exams take place at school, "including mental health or substance use disorder screenings," and inform parents of violent activity at school.

99% of what andrew tate says about honor, fighting, women etc is directly out of the glory days of the ancient Roman empire. Fighters usually like history because it gives them meaning, its evolved, you're more likely to die fighting a battle if you think it will go down in history. Honor is why hyper masculine men care about the past, past countries, past leaders, ancestors, myths, their families etc. Whereas atheists are almost always physically weak, short, fat, basically women

I've personally learned more about human culture via history books than psychology or sociology books and to me that's more important than knowing what manic depression is. Just exercise and eat right and be healthy lol

Excuse me for rambling. I get that proclivity from my mom. Anyway, quite frankly, psychology is pseudoscience. 90-99% of it is outdated bullshit. You're better off reading history books and thinking for yourself about why people are how they are

Person A acts extra friendly

Person B is a naturally quiet guy (introverted)

Miss C falls for his charm

Person C is being perceived as "Weird" over the time because he doesn't have the skill like Person A, thus how he minds his own business in playing video games and reading books. He feels not worthy. The Person C is aggravated and frustrated why suddenly she treats him differently... in a passive mean way... he overthinks to the core...

Guys, if you had to put your shoes into Person C, how would you deal with the situation?

My thoughts: Do you have to put a lot of effort to win a woman over aka win her affection/love or does it happen in due time with the right personality matches. Also, is it worth it to fight for the key to a woman's heart?

I hope that I haven't penalized any gender with this type of example.