Religious public schools in Canada

This might be late for a rebut but I am will try and if a most likely have a very slim chance of winning lol but heck i do this for fun so i am going to anyway, 1. too will argue using the charter of rights and freedoms. However, I assert that in order for everyone to have a freedom of conscience and religion, the government must not fund religious public schools. To do so violates the freedom of people who do not support a religious school. It allows the taxes they pay to fund a school whose religious message they do not agree with. Ok look with this you say this goes against these peoples rights by having them, well let me ask simply Why is it that just because i school has a religion and its being funded by their taxes, they should have a say were their taxes go? No, Social Contract the people gives up the some rights to be governed, this mean the government decides where they want your money to go and you don't have a say in the matter. But besides just the social contract I would like to mention that this money goes for the schools education which you never addressed in my case when i said that the taxes go to the education of students. As well a religious school is most likely more safe than a public school with gang related violence and bullying. Also i would like to agree that schools religious or not get taxes for education, usually from a point of view public schools are atheistic believeing in nothing, Why should these people who believe in a god or such have to go to a non- religion school where they pump evolution in your head. Further more that we all were born from at first gases that exploded and magically made they planets, which is known as the big bang thoery. No matter were you go you have these other beliefs pessuring you , to this point of changing your veiws and no school religious or not has this just because they school picks a particular religion this isn't not going to change these belief problems. Pretty much atheistic public schools, were if a kid complains that another kid was praying could get him suspeneded, with this whole bull that o look i believe in this and just accept it you have no reason to agree with it just accept these other religions and let people be. This whole offensive religious bull goes one enough in countries like the U.S and Canada, people abuse this freedom of religion enough to were everyone has to be imparcial to everything is a ridculas facade to try and say i dont like your belief so you can't have a government taxes funded religious school. What are we as people, saying by letting this happen? we are allowing this big problem with our kids about accepting people, the same with segragation back in the US with black and whites. By segregation we are avoiding the problem no acceptance and this cannot be allowed, Why? because kids our kids of the future will not learn the value of acceptance which will cause these highly possible conflict possibly violent. These people abuse these freedoms like religion and use it as a way to , as i said get the people that don't believe the same way. Attacks on my case--- 1:I don't see your logic here. Why would the government, pending my proposal, decide to dismantle said schools. Wouldn't be a simpler job just to make them secular? Nothing would even need to be changed, should a school wish to keep and religious figures in place they could do so in keeping school tradition. Religious classes would simply be unable to be mandatory. Simply saying that religous classes are not mandatory now because of the Freedom of religion and simply tell the teacher or Etc that this is against there right and wouldn't have to take the class unless they want to stir a lawsuit or etc. 2:My proof of this comes from the UN human rights committee, which states that Ontario has been selectively funding the Roman Catholic schools while denying funding to other faith based schools (http://www.cbc.ca......). My argument here is this. Ok this is base not in Canada, more over this is funding not the hiring of teachers. As well this is a single province in Canada not all provinces, Which yes this is wrong but not all provinces have done this plus according to the evidence they are being told to fund other schools. 3: Sometimes the financial situation of a parent does not allow choice. Parents want the best education for their children, therefore if a separate school is cheaper than a parent may have no fiscal choice but to send them there. Despite, it being a religion that they do not agree with. I myself am an example of this occurring. Yes but is it really that much of a deal just accepting their belief, and just getting through school, public school still has discrimination. There really isn't much difference in the religious veiws expressing your own religion can get you in trouble in public school, and possible in religious schools but either school according to the charter shouldn't be able to do anything to you but eh thats where things get ify. 4: My opponent is creating a straw man. He is stating that if we did not allow a publicly funded religious school that we would be violating people's freedom of religion. Just because a person has to go to a secular public school does not mean that their religious freedom is violated. People do have a right to freedom of conscience and religion as per the charter. A secular funded school system allows this far more than a religious system. Already addressed this people either school will have different views public schools or not. 5: I have no problem with private religious schools, if people want to fund a private school via private donations for a faith that they support than that is their right. Again, because of the freedom of religion. However, when public money goes to a school of a religion that they do not support, that in itself is a violation of freedom of religion. The problem with indoctrination in a closed system such as a school is that children want to fit in. In many cases a child will succumb to peer pressure in order to fit in with the image of the school. Peer pressure can be just as effective as a gun to the head, to a child at least. Again peer pessure is in all schools not matter what you do you can avoid it, like lets say you go to a public school but the majority is of christainity and your not well same thing sir. 6:I will argue that a person also should have the right to choose whether their taxes should go to a religious school division that they do not support. Religious freedom does not preclude the right to a publicly funded school for your specific faith. Again the government has the choice to where your taxes go not you, if they think your taxes should go to roads, or global warming, or freaking pinguine's they can do so. Yes that was ment to be funny