WuWei
July 6, 2021, 1:11pm
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Ok. We can disagree. CT agrees with me.
WuWei
July 6, 2021, 1:12pm
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Jamerican:
Here’s some free advice in case you missed what I just posted…you should read more. This entire topic is definitely outside your wheelhouse and it shows in your posting.
What you might want to do is crack open a book or two or three, get your knowledge base up instead of posting stuff haphazardly based on someone else’s feelings. Just because you copy, paste and repeat stuff from people who line up with your ideology doesn’t mean it’s correct.
Books too, are written by people with bias.
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I agree.
I feel you on the blessing and the curse part mostly. Because of what I do, I’ve seen some the darkest corners of the internet while at the same time seeing tons of valuable information right at your fingertips. However, though I’m only 40 and sort of old school, nothing beats turning those pages.
Also, TV can also be considered a blessing and a curse. More curse than anything else.
That’s why you read multiple sources and their counters.
WuWei
July 6, 2021, 1:17pm
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I can’t do that on the internet? Crap media excluded of course.
WuWei
July 6, 2021, 2:30pm
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This fits nicely here as well.
Correct. CRT is not being taught in K-12. Your own link shows that.
You either did not read it or did not understand it. I think it is the former… you seem to be a smart guy.
Look what I found:
For Joanne Barber, a second grade teacher at Crestwood Elementary School in Kent, last year’s Black Lives Matter protests presented an opportunity for her to teach more about race.
Her class starts with defining social justice and talking about slavery, which led to institutional racism and im…
zantax
July 6, 2021, 3:56pm
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JayJay:
Yes the loudest voices are increasingly being listened to.
Currently I’m a centrist realist running for school board.
The biggest issue facing our district is not whether critical race theory is going to be taught or is being taught in our schools, but how can we best use scarcer and scarcer resources to make sure all our kids learn what they need to be successful in the 2020s, 2030s and beyond. This is the key concern of most parents, teacher and administrators.
I got walloped on the GOP side of the primary because of a steady stream of voters…hardly any of whom have any kids in the schools…who were all riled up because of the CRT crap…that is literally what they showed up to vote about. I know this because they said so.
Luckily I won on the Dem side so I have time to figure out how to combat this.
And this is why this stuff pisses me off…because the CRT boogeyman is taking attention…and resources…away from the things that truly matter to kids.
Both sides need to stop looking at our kids as political prizes to be won.
Also to stop looking at them as fragile China dolls who have to be “brought up just right” or they’ll become either commies or fascists.
Hey, the left already won all the kids, time to stop thinking of them as prizes, now.
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JayJay
July 6, 2021, 3:57pm
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No they didn’t but thanks for playing.
usually when i want someone to get informed on something, i provide material, links for them instead of resorting to 2-3 paragraphs of blatant insults and condescension
but them i’m not on the left. i respect people
Ok.
Sorry, but not sorry you feel that way. It wasn’t an insult. However, I said what I said, you should definitely read more.
thinkingman:
usually when i want someone to get informed on something, i provide material, links for them instead of resorting to 2-3 paragraphs of blatant insults and condescension
but them i’m not on the left. i respect people
This is quite clearly a joke.
Most of your posts lately are memes and Babylon bee screenshots.
thinkingman:
sorry that triggers you
Not triggered just pointing out how ridiculous your statement was.
WuWei
July 6, 2021, 4:36pm
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Speaking of ridiculous statements:
how about all the posts back and forth between us over your refusal to define where there is systemic racism, and your hairdo? all memes? right
talk about ridiculous statements
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anyway, here’s some actual information on CRT and how actually to be involved in keeping it from infecting the schools
thought it’s time to have a PSA on how really to identify the leftist cultural cancer that is CRT
This is a good start. https://www.heritage.org/civil-society/heritage-explains/how-identify-critical-race-theory
puts some context to any list of words, such as when people talk about “systemic racism” or “institutional racism” which thankfully doesn’t exist anymore or can even be pointed out but is still used as a construct for crt, oddly
viewing everything through the prism of race is another. …
thinkingman:
how about all the posts back and forth between us over youre refusal to define where there is systemic racism, and your hairdo? all memes? right
talk about ridiculous statements
Perfect example of how you DONT do what you claim you do.
I defined it and gave an example. Then I asked you what your definition of oppression was and you refused to answer. To this day… no response.
i asked you about your own posts and you refused to answer. you hid behind asking me to define words you used in your posts
pathetic
