>>>On a more serious note...
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>>>http://dailycaller.com/2016/05/15/electric-vehicles-emit-more-pollutants-than-fossil-fuel-burning-cars-says-study
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>>When my girl was in 2nd grade, she came home from school and told me the wonders of non-polluting electric cars.
>>She learned about them in school that day.
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>>We had a little discussion on how electricity was a transport and not an actual source of energy.
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>>I think the teacher was a little confused the next day when my daughter told her (with enough facts to back it up) that:
>> "Electric cars burn COAL."
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>Ha, good one.
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>Last week my daughter came home and told me that she learned from her teacher that "people from North Carolina are bigots"


Well, people from North Carolina are bigots.
Not all are, but some are, so that statement is correct.
In that context, people from NY, NJ, London and Munich are also bigots.
So, the teacher said something that is correct but meaningless and potentially dangerously misleading.
I'm sure that you cleared things up, as we often did with our children.
Yet another example of why children who can bounce things off thinking parents have a leg up on those who can't.
As a punishment, I'd sentence that teacher to 10 years of watching NASCAR races.