What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
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Re: What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
I never said that white people are the problem, any math text book, particularly one aimed at school kids rather than college, that uses social justice issues as examples or states that one of the goals is social rather than math (both are in those examples) should not be in public schools. Publics school should deal in facts, social studies should be replaced with civics (teaching how government is supposed to work per the founding documents, rather than whatever is in fashion today) and math should teach, you know, math, not how math is related to your social or racist score.Comment
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Re: What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
I never said that white people are the problem, any math text book, particularly one aimed at school kids rather than college, that uses social justice issues as examples or states that one of the goals is social rather than math (both are in those examples) should not be in public schools. Publics school should deal in facts, social studies should be replaced with civics (teaching how government is supposed to work per the founding documents, rather than whatever is in fashion today) and math should teach, you know, math, not how math is related to your social or racist score.
You made that point clear from the beginning. The trolls aren't interested in any point you attempt to make. Trolls want to start an argument. Period.Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.Comment
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Re: What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
I never said that white people are the problem, any math text book, particularly one aimed at school kids rather than college, that uses social justice issues as examples or states that one of the goals is social rather than math (both are in those examples) should not be in public schools. Publics school should deal in facts, social studies should be replaced with civics (teaching how government is supposed to work per the founding documents, rather than whatever is in fashion today) and math should teach, you know, math, not how math is related to your social or racist score.Comment
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Re: What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
And gatekeepers hate pushback. Nobody likes gatekeepers.Comment
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Re: What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
Every single episode of "social justice" or "social scoring" or anything similar implies that whites are the problem and need to be held accountable. One of the example has students calculating their "racist score", are you saying that this is not going to end up with "it's whities fault"? If so you haven't been paying attention for the last several years, or only been paying attention to those media outlets that you agree with. Anyone who public speaks out saying something different is called, you guessed it, racist. Hell, a black guy getting killed by black police officers, in a a town with a majority black government, including police chief, is somehow due to white supremacy (yes, one media outlet said that). Everything the left fights for is to divide people by whatever categories they can. No longer can someone be just and America (or a Canadian), they have to preface that with one or more qualifiers or they get called <insert your choice of race, sexuality, gender?, etc insult here>, with racist being the most (over)used of the bunch.Comment
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Re: What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
There's some good information being posted but unfortunately the troll will keep arguing just to argue. Please understand that this is the sole purpose of a troll.
Porn is also being show to kids in school. The truth deserves to see the light of day. Hopefully one day this place gets a moderator and takes care of the trolls. Enough.Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.Comment
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Re: What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
There's some good information being posted but unfortunately the troll will keep arguing just to argue. Please understand that this is the sole purpose of a troll.
Porn is also being show to kids in school. The truth deserves to see the light of day. Hopefully one day this place gets a moderator and takes care of the trolls. Enough.Comment
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Re: What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
No, trying to prevent indoctrination. It's the favorite tool of the left, both Hitler (a socialist, as were all NAZIs, it's in the name) and Stalin wanted to control education so they could indoctrinate the young as they are more impressionable. If they taught critical thinking instead of CRT in schools, at all levels, the world would be a much better place.
So much for Republicans FreedomComment
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Re: What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
Look at collage campuses . Are you denying the fact they are banning books and speakers of different opinions . In some cases they are using force . At least Desantis is going through a process to review what is being taught . Going back to the broken record of calling people racist because they want to question what is being taught to are kids is a weak pathetic attempt to gather your activities to try and bully people who care .And that would be both black and white people .Comment
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Re: What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
There's some good information being posted but unfortunately the troll will keep arguing just to argue. Please understand that this is the sole purpose of a troll.
Porn is also being show to kids in school. The truth deserves to see the light of day. Hopefully one day this place gets a moderator and takes care of the trolls. Enough.
Did you find out what a women is yet? Asking for a friend
Poor Billy yes you should start another dead threadComment
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Re: What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
Every single episode of "social justice" or "social scoring" or anything similar implies that whites are the problem and need to be held accountable. One of the example has students calculating their "racist score", are you saying that this is not going to end up with "it's whities fault"? If so you haven't been paying attention for the last several years, or only been paying attention to those media outlets that you agree with. Anyone who public speaks out saying something different is called, you guessed it, racist. Hell, a black guy getting killed by black police officers, in a a town with a majority black government, including police chief, is somehow due to white supremacy (yes, one media outlet said that). Everything the left fights for is to divide people by whatever categories they can. No longer can someone be just and America (or a Canadian), they have to preface that with one or more qualifiers or they get called <insert your choice of race, sexuality, gender?, etc insult here>, with racist being the most (over)used of the bunch.
I'll wait?
PS if you have to say your not racist YOU probably are.Comment
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Re: What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
You've seen the examples but refuse to acknowledge them. And the last line of your post is only valid for the left, people with no moral compass. The only reason that I would have to say that is if I am wrongly accused of it. Since I know what is in my heart far better than someone who attributes every action to racism, or transphobia, or homophobia, or...., I would say that it's you who have the problem. Look up projection (psychological), you use that on a regular basis. Also, look up Rules For Radicals, you follow the teachings of that book to a "t". whether you intend to or not. One of the "rules" is to accuse your opponents of that which you yourself are guilty of.Comment
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Re: What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
You've seen the examples but refuse to acknowledge them. And the last line of your post is only valid for the left, people with no moral compass. The only reason that I would have to say that is if I am wrongly accused of it. Since I know what is in my heart far better than someone who attributes every action to racism, or transphobia, or homophobia, or...., I would say that it's you who have the problem. Look up projection (psychological), you use that on a regular basis. Also, look up Rules For Radicals, you follow the teachings of that book to a "t". whether you intend to or not. One of the "rules" is to accuse your opponents of that which you yourself are guilty of.
Try reading it and get back to me with real information
Apparently you've already been indoctrinated into the fascist party and believe in banning books voting rights women's right and people of a different colorComment
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Re: What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.
The article you posted was BS apparently you failed to read it.
Try reading it and get back to me with real information
Apparently you've already been indoctrinated into the fascist party and believe in banning books voting rights women's right and people of a different colorComment
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