Vouchers for Muslim education?

[Peter1469]

Sure it is. Just because it doesn't spell it out doesn't mean a thing. You can't have one without the other. I have a RIGHT to freedom FROM religion. Deal with it.

Only insofar as you have the right to associate with who you wish. But if you walk past a church during service you don't have any right to not hear what is coming out of it.

[Newpublius]

Vouchers, or rathee the lack of them, remain the single biggest impediment to urban renewal. Public schools in cities just aren't good enough.

[Redrose]

The Douglas County School District in Colorado has been touted as an excellent example of the use of vouchers in education. My daughter, a teacher in Colorado, tells me that a Muslim school is opening in Douglas County and expects to utilize the same voucher system upon which Valor Christian High School is dependent. The problem is that folks in Douglas County wanted vouchers for "Christen Education" now will find some of their tax monies going to Muslim education. Their opposition to such vouchers to the Muslim school seems just a bit hypocritical to me.

I have no problem with the vouchers being used for Muslim schools, as long as they can be used for Christian Schools, including Catholic schools, and Hebrew Schools too. "Religious" schools should means all religious schools.