Ok, back it up there, nutjob. At no point did I say anything in favor of religious teachings at school. I said exactly the opposite.

Aaaand were right back to the beginning. Scroll up for “yoga and meditation not necessarily religious” statements followed by your froth-mouthed gibbering replies.

But what if I pick something that’s a secret plot to indoctrinate me? Yoga makes you Hindu, according to your crazy. I could take up the Javelin, but then I’d be tricked into worshipping Zeus!

Well, that’s a pretty stupid generalization, but pretty much in line with the whole deranged, shit-flinging persona you have going.

See, you get it. Cereal, animation, and booze—all on our schedule. It’s how we all imagined it would be to be grown up, but most of us lose our way before we get there.

Are you talking to yourself? Is that part of your mental issues? You’re the one that made incorrect statements and then started with the “fuckity fuck dumb fucking stupid asshole fuck fuck” when I tried to point out your error.

It wasn’t just the Kents that were mishandled. As I was watching I was wondering why Superman was being such a mopey emo brat. I expected him to scream “no one understands me!” and run to his room to listen to Linkin Park and try to cut himself to let the pain out.

I tried for a reasonable exchange of ideas in my first several replies, but it became clear you wanted none of that.

I remember I gently tried to point out that you were wrong about your assertion that yoga is a secret plot to brainwash schoolchildren, then you flipped the hell out and started blasting fuckity fuck bad person fuck fuck.

Oh no, the unhinged loudmouth on the Internet doesn’t like me! I’m probably a secret Hindu indoctrination technique to mislead America’s youth!

“You’re stupid fucking dumb stupid fucking dumb dumb stupid fucking fuck fuck stupid! And how dare you call someone unbalanced—that’s offensive!”

Let’s see... You’re wrong, you’re unbalanced, you aren’t very bright. Yep, that all checks out. Your posts are even crazier the second time, though!

You are making claims and backing them with “Everybody knows” and “common knowledge”.

Appeal to authority or argument from authority is a logical fallacy that involves invoking an authority outside of their area of authority, not a true authority, or the authority doesn’t actually exist, such as your “Everybody knows”.

There you go again, claiming something with appeals to vague authority.

Ha, the person making unfounded claims with the citation of “Everybody knows” is worried about research now?

That was very apt parenthetical description of yourself at the end, but you’re still suffering from transference issues. I think you should up your therapy to 3 sessions a week.

Your avatar is very appropriate: a screaming child.

Show me proof that yoga was created as a part of Buddhism or Hinduism (you haven’t even been specific about which religion you think yoga is an inherent part of).

Shrieking? Other than some exasperation over the wall of ignorance you are projecting, I’ve been pretty calm. Haven’t even used all caps or lots of exclamation points.