Ohio police probe report Black students assaulted, forced White students to say 'Black Lives Matter'

[PurpnGold]

@Samm

@PurpnGold

@Samm

@PurpnGold

@Samm

@PurpnGold

@Samm

Nope … You’re the one proposing a bet.

Yes, which you could win if you produce evidence. Assuming you are participating.

I’m not betting. You apparently don’t understand English or logic. I never said that was what happened, I merely posed a possible theory. You declared in no uncertain terms that that theory is wrong. The obligation to prove it (if you are really so confident that it is wrong) rests entirety on you.

Don’t theories include some shred of evidence?

Yes, they do. Haven’t you been keeping up with all the links to CRT in the schools in this Forum? I’m sure @WuWei can direct you to some choice ones if you missed them. Personally, I don’t keep track.

I’m talking about the school in this story.

There are over 100k k-12 schools. Zero of them are teaching crt.

That’s why I’m confident.

Nonsense. It’s been shown to you numerous times that teaching CRT (although they rarely call it that) is common in our k-12 schools. So what is different about this school from any other that may be (probably is to some degree) teaching CRT?

Let’s say I grant every, single, example that anyone on this board has given. Let’s say it’s 30 different schools teach the conservative definition of CRT.

There’s is about 128k k-12 schools in this country…

That would be .02%.

What are the chances that this school is one of them? (Again assuming I grant you the examples)

[TheRedComet]

It surely is on the list.

[Samm]

@PurpnGold

@Samm

@PurpnGold

@Samm

@PurpnGold

@Samm

@PurpnGold

@Samm

Nope … You’re the one proposing a bet.

Yes, which you could win if you produce evidence. Assuming you are participating.

I’m not betting. You apparently don’t understand English or logic. I never said that was what happened, I merely posed a possible theory. You declared in no uncertain terms that that theory is wrong. The obligation to prove it (if you are really so confident that it is wrong) rests entirety on you.

Don’t theories include some shred of evidence?

Yes, they do. Haven’t you been keeping up with all the links to CRT in the schools in this Forum? I’m sure @WuWei can direct you to some choice ones if you missed them. Personally, I don’t keep track.

I’m talking about the school in this story.

There are over 100k k-12 schools. Zero of them are teaching crt.

That’s why I’m confident.

Nonsense. It’s been shown to you numerous times that teaching CRT (although they rarely call it that) is common in our k-12 schools. So what is different about this school from any other that may be (probably is to some degree) teaching CRT?

Let’s say I grant every, single, example that anyone on this board has given. Let’s say it’s 30 different schools teach the conservative definition of CRT.

There’s is about 128k k-12 schools in this country…

That would be .02%.

What are the chances that this school is one of them? (Again assuming I grant you the examples)

Let’s say it’s 30,000 schools …

[WuWei]

@SottoVoce

Ask a black person what they want to be called. If they’re not “entitled” to being able to dictate what they’d preferred to be called

Anybody ever ask the white group?

@SottoVoce

If you think Jim Crow era terms are appropriate have at it.

“White” people. Crackers.

[WuWei]

@Guilds

The boomers that got heir assses whooped

In a spelling bee?

[WuWei]

Sure.

[WuWei]

@Samm

@SottoVoce

@Samm

@SottoVoce

Definitely not acceptable if true. I wonder if there might be more to the story or embellishment. One of the kid’s father referred to “colored” kids multiple times in Facebook posts. That’s not exactly an accepted term now a days.

Really? What should they be called to distinguish them by race when race was clearly a major component of the incident?

Something that isn’t a derogatory term. In the last 20 years, have you called blacks “colored people?” How did they react? Or is this an “I’ll call people whatever I want” argument?

What is the difference between “colored people” and “people of color” (which is the woke way to say it)? They mean exactly the same thing.

No, they don’t. Do you know about “I’m a Man”? Crits choose/redefine their terms very carefully-to mean something other than what it does everywhere else. It’s part of the process.

In this case, any English teacher or psychologist will see the difference right off.

Don’t forget the people behind all this are academics.

[WuWei]

@SottoVoce

They don’t. Don’t take my word for it though. Ask a black person.

I agree with you.

Are you black?

[WuWei]

@Sknyluv

I think everyone should think critically and consider why FoxNews is reporting on a playground fight at an elementary school.

From the OP link:

The suspects also allegedly recorded the White students who were forced to make the statement, police said.

Interesting. Performative?

[WuWei]

Where did you see facebook?

[WuWei]

@PurpnGold

Don’t theories include some shred of evidence?

[WuWei]

@PurpnGold

No… no you didn’t.

You can’t be serious

What’s the crit difference?

[WuWei]

@SottoVoce

Then they call people “woke” for changing with the times.

Now you’re misusing terms.

[WuWei]

@e7alr

One triggers fragility.

Nice.

[WuWei]

You’re wrong.

[WuWei]

@PurpnGold

Zero of them are teaching crt.

Yes they are and you know it. More importantly, they are doing CT. The praxis.

All CT does is create more Crits. Until…

[DougBH]

@WuWei

Where did you see facebook?

Only from Sotto’s post. He gave no source, though I did ask what rag this came from.

Ohio police probe report Black students assaulted, forced White students to say 'Black Lives Matter'

Definitely not acceptable if true. I wonder if there might be more to the story or embellishment. One of the kid’s father referred to “colored” kids multiple times in Facebook posts. That’s not exactly an accepted term now a days.

[WuWei]

@TheRedComet

Personally, people of color or black is probably the best term to use.

Orrrrrr…

Maybe one day we can stop using skin color as a descriptor at all, much less the first/only one?

[WuWei]

@TheRedComet

That’s even worse if it is the case. The state is to remain blind to the status and descriptors of anyone in their charge.

What about equity?

[WuWei]

@PurpnGold

Let’s say it’s 30 different schools teach the conservative definition of CRT.