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Go off in the corner with your roast beef sandwich, while we build a better World.
Meanie cow-raping school district fires bold rebel for secretly teaching veganism in art class, instead of, um, art.

The former teacher, Dave Warwak, leaves no news article combox untouched in his quest, under the name inslidedotcom.

"teach them how Artists shape and guide morals in society With this knowledge, they can deal with the real world Use their art to create positive change Live longer Heal the earth I model what I teach I have been railroaded Posts removed You celebrate I appeal You pay Meat and Dairy laughs I cry"

Poetry.

And as his combox name might suggest, he has a website.

Yes, this is the man I want to teach MY children about art.

Edit: I turned off comment notification (ow, my inbox) so if anyone has any links to this guy wanking elsewhere (since he's wanked in two news articles at least, I'm sure there's more and will be more) please drop a comment in joye's journal and I'll edit the post. Thanks.

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soupspooks
2007-10-10 11:23 pm UTC (link)

I'd have thought it was the supplements they seem to swill that'd cut into the budget, but since my one in-person witnessing of a vegan eating involved one of the worst kinds of vegans ever (the awful "I'm doing it to piss off my parents and make them do all the work when it comes to figuring out what to feed me" kind) I'm willing to admit I might not have gotten a proper idea of what a true vegan diet is like.

Newfoundland is pretty far north in the great scope of things, and they have a hell of a time getting fresh produce, especially on the island. I have a friend who went camping there, and he commented that in some of the smaller, poorer communities fruit basically meant raisins, apples, and if you were lucky and they were in season, local berries. I dunno if it's just the communities he hit or the time of year, but it makes sense that northern communities wouldn't have access to the bounty of fresh fruit and veggies so many people take for granted. :/

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	tachikoma01 2007-10-17 12:14 am UTC (link)
	Ah, comments like this remind me of why I'd make a terrible mom. If my kid did that to me, I'd say "Fine, here's your rice and beans. I'm cooking meat and if you don't like it, you don't have to eat it, but if someone has to do extra work for you to eat it ain't me." (Reply to this)(Parent)

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