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Country Music has been John Rich, wants you to burn books! Oh and Teachers are worser than pedophiles.
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Yes because books that describe sex acts between children and children and ADULTS should be in every school.
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First off, any teacher that teaches toleration of faggotry should be boiled in oil. I'm sure the other faggit lovers will be along tho to pad you on the head.
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I wish the Nashville elites would just STFU!
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I just hope to see liberals burn.
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Let's just mindlessly defend material you guys obviously havent looked at.
I have read it. It straight up describes adults engaging in sex acts with minors and minors having sex with eachother. The shit SHOULD be burned.
What's next guys? You gonna be calling the Feds nazis because they go after child pornographers?
I'm willing to bet you guys havent even looked at the material and you dont even care about what it is. You just want to demonize other people.
I have read it. It straight up describes adults engaging in sex acts with minors and minors having sex with eachother. The shit SHOULD be burned.
What's next guys? You gonna be calling the Feds nazis because they go after child pornographers?
I'm willing to bet you guys havent even looked at the material and you dont even care about what it is. You just want to demonize other people.
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And yet you love to ragetalk about militant islamofascists tossing gays off of roofs, a fucktard like you should praise them for doing God's work, ya moran.
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If weren't for Teachers, Trump wuld still be prizidents!
That's what I mean. Horrible people!
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I'm glad I finished my schooling in an era that just preceded the introduction of such themes as "It's great to get your asshole stretched out by another man's penis" or "Chopping your penis off and becoming a woman is the greatest thing ever!"
Whatever happened to reading, writing, and arithmetic?
Whatever happened to reading, writing, and arithmetic?
The Scene: Interior of a sixth-grade public school classroom in Floriginia, USA.
Teacher: OK, class, today we are going to talk about the Civil Rights Movement.
Student: My mama says you can’t indoctorate me so I’m going to have to report you.
Teacher: “I think you meant to say “indoctrinate,” Billy, and I’m doing no such thing. This is a history class. You do want to learn history, don’t you?”
Billy: “My mama says I can have you fired for trying to teach things that make my ancestors look bad. She says you’re just part of the left wing Woke conspiracy mob.”
Teacher: No, that’s not true. I’m simply an overworked, extremely underpaid teacher trying to do my job, which is to teach history.
Billy: My mama says the onliest history we need to know is that we are all Americans and we’re all the same.
Teacher: That’s very, uh, aspirational.
Billy: Did you just call my mama a bad word? Because she said thanks to the Governor, we might can sue you and even get us some bounty money for turning you in.
Teacher: No, the word was aspirational, which is like trying to reach a goal. Let’s all turn in our history books to Chapter 7. Now here we learn about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr….
Billy: Nononononono. We had that book tooken out of the library last week.
Teacher: Yes, I heard about that. Also Ruby Bridges. It’s a shame because these are powerful people with stories we all need to read.
Billy: Read? My daddy says books are what’s wrong with our country today. Too many books. He says there are whole entire buildings full of them and they are free. Just one more government giveaway.
Teacher: Your father is entitled to his opinion. And, in my opinion, it’s time to return to our studies. The year was 1964 and…
(sound of muffled crying from rear of classroom)
Teacher: Is someone crying? What’s wrong?
Susie: I’m crying because you’re making me hate my country and myself.
Teacher: Oh, no, Susie! That’s just not true.
Susie: It is too, true. You have a narrow and slanted obsession with historical mistakes that make children hate their country, each other and or themselves.”
Teacher: Susie, are you reading the mission statement from Moms For Liberty?
Susie: Yes, ma’am. P.S. All lives matter.
Teacher: Oh dear. Listen, class. Let’s all just settle down and move on with our lesson, OK?
Billy: You’re canceled, Ms. Frankenberry.
Teacher: Whaaat? You can’t cancel me. I’m your teacher!
All students: CANCELED! CANCELED! CANCELED!!
Principal: What’s going on in here? I could hear you all the way down the hall!
Teacher: They say I’m canceled because I am trying to teach the chapter about the Civil Rights Movement.
Principal: CANCELED! CANCELED! CANCELED!!!
Teacher: Not you, too! But I didn’t say diversity or make them do the privilege bingo game!
Principal: Sorry, Ms. Frankenberry. But ever since the governor installed that Critical Race Theory tip line, I’ve had to be extra careful. It’s time you teachers realized where your bread is buttered.
Teacher: At my other three jobs?
Principal: Wait. Is that a pride flag in the window?
Teacher: It’s a rainbow decal.
Principal: Are you out of your mind? We can’t endorse that kind of lifestyle. No discussions of gender are permitted in the classroom.
Teacher: It’s just a rainbow. I thought it was pretty. But what if a child wanted to talk about gender identification? Would that be so awful?
Random Local School Board Member: Oh, hello. I was just walking by hoping to catch a teacher committing education. Oh, my God. Ms. Frankenberry, are you … no, it can’t be…are you wearing a MASK????!!!
Teacher: (sigh) I’ll pack my things…
Celia Rivenbark is a NYT-bestselling author and columnist. Write her at celiarivenbark@gmail.com
This article originally appeared on Wilmington StarNews:
Message to anyone who is triggered by me posting an entire article: Leave the thread, quickly, before you stroke out. Tchau tchau!
Teacher: OK, class, today we are going to talk about the Civil Rights Movement.
Student: My mama says you can’t indoctorate me so I’m going to have to report you.
Teacher: “I think you meant to say “indoctrinate,” Billy, and I’m doing no such thing. This is a history class. You do want to learn history, don’t you?”
Billy: “My mama says I can have you fired for trying to teach things that make my ancestors look bad. She says you’re just part of the left wing Woke conspiracy mob.”
Teacher: No, that’s not true. I’m simply an overworked, extremely underpaid teacher trying to do my job, which is to teach history.
Billy: My mama says the onliest history we need to know is that we are all Americans and we’re all the same.
Teacher: That’s very, uh, aspirational.
Billy: Did you just call my mama a bad word? Because she said thanks to the Governor, we might can sue you and even get us some bounty money for turning you in.
Teacher: No, the word was aspirational, which is like trying to reach a goal. Let’s all turn in our history books to Chapter 7. Now here we learn about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr….
Billy: Nononononono. We had that book tooken out of the library last week.
Teacher: Yes, I heard about that. Also Ruby Bridges. It’s a shame because these are powerful people with stories we all need to read.
Billy: Read? My daddy says books are what’s wrong with our country today. Too many books. He says there are whole entire buildings full of them and they are free. Just one more government giveaway.
Teacher: Your father is entitled to his opinion. And, in my opinion, it’s time to return to our studies. The year was 1964 and…
(sound of muffled crying from rear of classroom)
Teacher: Is someone crying? What’s wrong?
Susie: I’m crying because you’re making me hate my country and myself.
Teacher: Oh, no, Susie! That’s just not true.
Susie: It is too, true. You have a narrow and slanted obsession with historical mistakes that make children hate their country, each other and or themselves.”
Teacher: Susie, are you reading the mission statement from Moms For Liberty?
Susie: Yes, ma’am. P.S. All lives matter.
Teacher: Oh dear. Listen, class. Let’s all just settle down and move on with our lesson, OK?
Billy: You’re canceled, Ms. Frankenberry.
Teacher: Whaaat? You can’t cancel me. I’m your teacher!
All students: CANCELED! CANCELED! CANCELED!!
Principal: What’s going on in here? I could hear you all the way down the hall!
Teacher: They say I’m canceled because I am trying to teach the chapter about the Civil Rights Movement.
Principal: CANCELED! CANCELED! CANCELED!!!
Teacher: Not you, too! But I didn’t say diversity or make them do the privilege bingo game!
Principal: Sorry, Ms. Frankenberry. But ever since the governor installed that Critical Race Theory tip line, I’ve had to be extra careful. It’s time you teachers realized where your bread is buttered.
Teacher: At my other three jobs?
Principal: Wait. Is that a pride flag in the window?
Teacher: It’s a rainbow decal.
Principal: Are you out of your mind? We can’t endorse that kind of lifestyle. No discussions of gender are permitted in the classroom.
Teacher: It’s just a rainbow. I thought it was pretty. But what if a child wanted to talk about gender identification? Would that be so awful?
Random Local School Board Member: Oh, hello. I was just walking by hoping to catch a teacher committing education. Oh, my God. Ms. Frankenberry, are you … no, it can’t be…are you wearing a MASK????!!!
Teacher: (sigh) I’ll pack my things…
Celia Rivenbark is a NYT-bestselling author and columnist. Write her at celiarivenbark@gmail.com
This article originally appeared on Wilmington StarNews:
Message to anyone who is triggered by me posting an entire article: Leave the thread, quickly, before you stroke out. Tchau tchau!
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Imagine being a teacher these days, and being forced to teach your Grade 3 class that it's cool to get your fudge packed in deep and hard...
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I've always said, islam isnt ALL bad. FACT!
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