High School, College and University Cringe MegaThread
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when some one things all power is opression what do you think they will do when they get power.
cynics who knew that it is bullshit,but want good live.Thanks to Władimir Bukowski we knew that in 1976 nobody including party and KGB belived soviet shit - but they still was supporting it.
Bear Ribs
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Mom Sued for Seeking Records on School’s Critical Race Theory Lessons
A teachers union is suing a Rhode Island mom after she requested information about her school district’s critical race theory curriculum.
www.dailysignal.com
ParadiseLost
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I mean, teacher's unions will famously go to bat even for pedophiles who are teachers.
They are pretty much the evilest union to ever exist, modern teacher's unions make the Mafia-run ones from the last century look nice.
They are pretty much the evilest union to ever exist, modern teacher's unions make the Mafia-run ones from the last century look nice.
The same what comrades Lenin,Stalin,Hitler,Mao and others did.
Gulags and massgraves everywhere.And surviving population marching and shouting how they love their opressors.
Oregonians Highschoolers don't need to be able to read to Graduate!!!
Because that can ONLY make your state better!
Idiots
EDIT:Hmmm...not sure it's completely stupid as it removes the Standardized Test results as a requirement to pass. Though, the manner in which it was passed, dead of night with no alerts sent out to those looking for updates to the status of the bill, make me think there's hinkyness afoot.
Text of Bill (3 pgs)
Reading of the bill includes many uses of 'equitable' and 'reduce disparities'. It reads like prepatory work for more CRT & Systemic Racism crap. Much hinkyness afoot.
Because that can ONLY make your state better!
Idiots
EDIT:
Text of Bill (3 pgs)
Reading of the bill includes many uses of 'equitable' and 'reduce disparities'. It reads like prepatory work for more CRT & Systemic Racism crap. Much hinkyness afoot.
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bintananth
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Those shoes were probably so worn out they were on their way to the trash and likely will wind up in the trash after being donated anyways because shoes are not "one size fits most".
I know a homeless guy who was willing to go a week without food just to scrounge up enough money to buy a pair shoes of in his size.
The prize is unmasking...and freedom of expressions (facial)...talk about your conditioning programs.
I wonder how many govt studies there were that looked at the results of growing up without seeing facial expressions. I wonder when they happened, and who, most recently, was looking at the results.
I wonder how many govt studies there were that looked at the results of growing up without seeing facial expressions. I wonder when they happened, and who, most recently, was looking at the results.
ParadiseLost
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Its not like they are going to distribute the shoes randomly, they're probably going to be sent to a homeless shelter where individual homeless will be able to try them on one at a time.
This is conditioning at its finest.
If you try to speak up against such disgusting horrors though, you're an "alt-right conspiracy theorist" -- even when it's happening in front of your own fucking eyes.
bintananth
behind a desk
Real homeless people aren't going to put up with that unless they need shoes in a wierd size a dollar store or Wallmart doesn't carry because they can get brand new shoes for $20 or less.
LordsFire
Internet Wizard
I'm curious what you base this conclusion on?
Or put another way, where and how have you learned about homeless people?
bintananth
behind a desk
One of my sisters is very good friends with a homeless man who lives in a car.
LordsFire
Internet Wizard
And you've talked to him, asked him about his life, etc?
bintananth
behind a desk
Yes. We, *horrors of horrors*, actually shared a 6-pack of beer at a park a few weeks ago.
LordsFire
Internet Wizard
Okay. I'm glad to hear you have some actual idea; I've heard a lot of people say things with great confidence on this subject, while having nothing more than 'everybody knows!' or 'I heard a rumor' to go off of. As someone who's been homeless more than once myself, it's an issue I can get a bit particular about.
Shoes and socks are fairly low on the priority list these days for shelters and such, mainly because several major companies donate millions of pairs of each as tax write-offs and chest thumping 'look what good corporate citizens we are' moves.
Oddly enough, from my work with St Vincent de Paul, most of the homeless we work with need things like bicycle tires, 64 oz Big Gulp cups, and hats. Also sharpies, they go through sharpies like water for their signs. But whenever the shelter gets a bunch of baseball hats they are snatched up in seconds, and a good bicycle tire, especially a puncture resistant one, is gold to many of them. And the Big Gulp cups, because Circle K gives free refills if you come in with your own clean Big Gulp cup, so the homeless can get cold drinks so long as they have a clean cup.
Oddly enough, from my work with St Vincent de Paul, most of the homeless we work with need things like bicycle tires, 64 oz Big Gulp cups, and hats. Also sharpies, they go through sharpies like water for their signs. But whenever the shelter gets a bunch of baseball hats they are snatched up in seconds, and a good bicycle tire, especially a puncture resistant one, is gold to many of them. And the Big Gulp cups, because Circle K gives free refills if you come in with your own clean Big Gulp cup, so the homeless can get cold drinks so long as they have a clean cup.