Bus driver playing Christian Music

[Anonymous]

This thread has to be a joke right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What if this bus driver is black and you get them fired? Will you feel good about yourself then?

I don't think anyone would get fired, unless they repeatedly played this music after school administration or transportation bosses told them not to. So far, that hasn't even happened, no need to catastrophize.

PP just wanted to inject race into the discussion for some weird reason.

Blacks are all seventh day advenists anyway. So it’s a dumb hypothetical.

Because you're all salivating over getting some Trumpy white Christian in trouble and you choose to ignore the faith of people of color .
I had a direct report complain to HR that a coworker told him he was leading a lifestyle of sin. HR was ready to pounce until they saw what the woman looked like. Then the matter was filed away and the man was told not to discuss his personal life anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What if this bus driver is black and you get them fired? Will you feel good about yourself then?

I don't think anyone would get fired, unless they repeatedly played this music after school administration or transportation bosses told them not to. So far, that hasn't even happened, no need to catastrophize.

PP just wanted to inject race into the discussion for some weird reason.

Blacks are all seventh day advenists anyway. So it’s a dumb hypothetical.

But in fact not a hypothetical because WGTS which is the main OTA Christian music station, is run by the Seventh Day Adventists.

[Anonymous]

You can email your region’s transportation rep, who will talk to the driver. The driver may simply not know or not realize it’s a problem. I doubt listening to this music while working is essential to the driver — they probably would happily change the station if someone points it out politely.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My kid has told my that their bus driver plays extremely loud Christian music on their bus every day on a Christian radio station that also talks about God/Jesus/the Bible. This is a concern for us as we are not Christian. Considering FCPS is a public school district, is there anything we can do?

Suck it up. The employee had a right to listen to the music they want to listen to. Maybe your kid will learn something.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Many drivers listen to religious music and display items of religious significance in the front of their vehicles, such as a cross or crucifix hanging from the rearview mirror, an idol of God on the dashboard, or a sticker with a religious quote. These items serve as reminders of their faith and believe their existence inside the vehicle to provide protection for a safe and uneventful journey for themselves and their passengers. This is common practice across public and private transportation all over the world.

Kids need to be taught to be tolerant to others' beliefs. If the volume is unusually loud, maybe request they lower it a bit, without offending the driver.

I agree with you and I’m agnostic. I wonder if the people who say be tolerant of it would also be tolerant of a driver listening to prayers from another religion like Islam.

Probably not, but this is a Christian country.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Many drivers listen to religious music and display items of religious significance in the front of their vehicles, such as a cross or crucifix hanging from the rearview mirror, an idol of God on the dashboard, or a sticker with a religious quote. These items serve as reminders of their faith and believe their existence inside the vehicle to provide protection for a safe and uneventful journey for themselves and their passengers. This is common practice across public and private transportation all over the world.

Kids need to be taught to be tolerant to others' beliefs. If the volume is unusually loud, maybe request they lower it a bit, without offending the driver.

I agree with you and I’m agnostic. I wonder if the people who say be tolerant of it would also be tolerant of a driver listening to prayers from another religion like Islam.

I was wondering the same. I also don't think there should be religious music of any ilk on a county bus. Surely the bus driver has time in his/her own vehicle to listen to their religious music?

[Anonymous]

Why can't the bus driver cycle through different religions...Jewish music one day, Hindu music the next, etc?

[Anonymous]

Is it 91.9? That's totally innocuous. Most songs are not even idenitifiably Christian, and the rest you have to listen pretty hard to tell.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is so hilarious.

Most schools have prayer rooms. Who do you thinks these rooms are for? Is there a crucifix hanging in them? Nope.

Fascinating. I had no idea. https://www.fcps.edu/religious-accommodations-schools-students#:~:text=Students%20are%20only%20permitted%20to,%2C%20meditation%2C%20and%20silent%20reflection.

This one has a boys side and a girls side.
https://thewpwire.org/7367/features/student-life/universal-prayer-room-open-for-ramadan/

So the first one is for kids to have behavioral accommodations on their IEPs and the second ones is for Islamic students that want to pray during the day, how is that weird?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My kid is taking a little nap or talking to friends or on the phone watching tik Tok. They could care less what the bus driver is listening to. It’s usually pretty old on the bus. Is your kid a Karen like you? May you should drive you kid to school instead.

I wonder if OP is the same person that posted about being upset that the custodian got a jeep.

OMG, please link to that! What were they upset about???
-Madison parent (where it happened)

[Anonymous]

My kids tolerate and roll their eyes at “boys can be girls whenever they feel like it” and they can do the same with “Jesus is the only way” .
There’s a bus driver shortage. This is not the hill to die on. The bus driver is some sort of Christian, have your kid put in their earbuds and listen to audiobooks or something.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid has told my that their bus driver plays extremely loud Christian music on their bus every day on a Christian radio station that also talks about God/Jesus/the Bible. This is a concern for us as we are not Christian. Considering FCPS is a public school district, is there anything we can do?

Buy your son some ear plugs

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is so hilarious.

Most schools have prayer rooms. Who do you thinks these rooms are for? Is there a crucifix hanging in them? Nope.

Fascinating. I had no idea. https://www.fcps.edu/religious-accommodations-schools-students#:~:text=Students%20are%20only%20permitted%20to,%2C%20meditation%2C%20and%20silent%20reflection.

This one has a boys side and a girls side.
https://thewpwire.org/7367/features/student-life/universal-prayer-room-open-for-ramadan/

So the first one is for kids to have behavioral accommodations on their IEPs and the second ones is for Islamic students that want to pray during the day, how is that weird?

No, the first one is for prayer also. And yea, I think it’s a bit odd that public schools have prayer rooms.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Teach your kid tolerance.

Really? maybe the bus driver should learn not to impose his view on public school students during his work day.