No agenda
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highwayman
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Who ever made that up should do some reasearch on were children come from...But then the far left agenda is to do away with human habitation of earth...
For those with easily bruised diversity bones...
Philly paper that fails to mention a word about truancy or consequences for failing to follow the agenda.
Philly paper that fails to mention a word about truancy or consequences for failing to follow the agenda.
spike
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No different than Black History month. That probabaly drives you mad too though.
Is that indoctrinating people to be black?
Professur
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You bet it does. History happened all at one, to everyone, at the same time. If the 'black' perspective can't be taught at the same time as the 'white', then someone needs to sit the fuck down and rewrite the ciriculum, and start firing some people in dire need of firing. If you want to have more specialised 'electives' by all means. But so long as you have 'common' and 'black' as separate entities ... you'll always have racism.
Altron
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Actually, the way our educational system is, it's very difficult to have a contrary viewpoint.
Last year, for instance, the class read a short article on how Mark Twain's "Huckleberry Finn" should be banned from schools because of the language used in it.
I wrote that we were judging an 1870s book by 2000s standards, and that it's a dumb thing to do. And that there's no reason to ban any sort of literature in a country of free speech. And that if certain people would take the time to read the damn book instead of getting offended and trying to get some publicity, they wouldn't be trying to ban it.
Of course, this got me threatened with suspension, letter to parents, all that fun stuff.
The way I see it, by identifying yourself as a member of a group, you lose your individuality and become just another faceless herd animal. People associate themselves too closely with a certain group, and it ain't right.
Last year, for instance, the class read a short article on how Mark Twain's "Huckleberry Finn" should be banned from schools because of the language used in it.
I wrote that we were judging an 1870s book by 2000s standards, and that it's a dumb thing to do. And that there's no reason to ban any sort of literature in a country of free speech. And that if certain people would take the time to read the damn book instead of getting offended and trying to get some publicity, they wouldn't be trying to ban it.
Of course, this got me threatened with suspension, letter to parents, all that fun stuff.
The way I see it, by identifying yourself as a member of a group, you lose your individuality and become just another faceless herd animal. People associate themselves too closely with a certain group, and it ain't right.
White heterosexual people are happy, they don't need anything to make them feel important, they know they are important
Professur
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Go to the head of the class.
Altron
Well-Known Member
Prof, sometimes I just don't get your comments. I guess I just didn't grow up in the sixties.
Altron
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I think I do a decent job of avoiding youngster talk, with the exception of the verb "like", which I tend to replace "said" with.
There are some people I know, however, that are completely horrible. I occasionally mock them. I find it enjoyable, and the people I do it in front of usually find it funny. Dry humor is amazing. Especially when the people you're making fun of don't get it.
There are some people I know, however, that are completely horrible. I occasionally mock them. I find it enjoyable, and the people I do it in front of usually find it funny. Dry humor is amazing. Especially when the people you're making fun of don't get it.