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Man, absolutely humorless.As you filthy liberals and Muslims double down on your lies, the lies become even more transparent.
Man, absolutely humorless.As you filthy liberals and Muslims double down on your lies, the lies become even more transparent.
This is where I stand:So here's the chain of information:
1. Kid calls mom and tells her that she was told she couldn't choose Trump for her project.
2. Mom goes into mom mode, raises hell with school and calls the media.
3. School says it didn't happen like that.
4. Child is, in the end, doing the project on Trump.
I'm not ready to pitchfork the teacher just yet. First, we don't know school policy, which might matter here. Second, this all hinges on the word of a disappointed 11-year-old calling her mom-mode mommy. When it comes to academic freedom, the kid should not be forbidden to pick who she wants, but that doesn't mean a teacher can't educate the student and encourage them to make a different choice (also an academic freedom issue).
If the teacher gave her opinion and taught the student about the president's disrespect for women, discouraging her choice, I'm fine with that as long as it's within school policy. If the teacher said "no, you have to pick somebody else" then the teacher has put the school in a bad spot and she needs to be corrected (but not by the entire country).
So Yea he doesn't put his life on the line nor is he brave or kind, so the teacher was correctYou can see part of her assignment in the video, go to 46 seconds and hit freeze.
"How do you define a hero?": Somebody that puts their life on the line to save others.
"What are the qualities a hero possesses?": Brave, kind, loyal, and confident.
"An example of a hero?": Donald Trump
"What positive contribution has this hero made?": Helped millions of people by creating a good economy and protecting people from drugs crossing the border.
Wise move after the whole clock boy debacle.
They involve schools and an over-reaction?....What's the connection that you're seeing between these two events?
That parents can potentially manipulate children to create political shit storms.What's the connection that you're seeing between these two events?
She'd fit in well around here.You can see part of her assignment in the video, go to 46 seconds and hit freeze.
"How do you define a hero?": Somebody that puts their life on the line to save others.
"What are the qualities a hero possesses?": Brave, kind, loyal, and confident.
"An example of a hero?": Donald Trump
"What positive contribution has this hero made?": Helped millions of people by creating a good economy and protecting people from drugs crossing the border.
They involve schools and an over-reaction?....
Though I don't get what's so special about ripping the guts out of a digital clock and just dropping them in a brief case.
That parents can potentially manipulate children to create political shit storms.
(Not saying that the girl can't be sincere about admiring Trump or that the teacher can't be a lunatic, but I'm going to hold off judgement)
I can't prove whether or not he was manipulated by his parents, but the multiple law suits his father made after the incident make me suspicious.It was a pencil box. There was nothing special about it at all, it as just a socially awkward nerd gutting a clock and the school completely overreacting. Then a bunch of people (Google, Facebook, the White House, MIT) feeling bad for the kid and trying to show him that the entire world doesn't think he's a loon.
You think Ahmed was manipulated by his parents to create a political shit storm by disassembling and reassembling a digital clock in his pencil case? I've never understood why people went after that kid and his family. Was there ever any evidence to suggest it was anything more than what he claimed?
Seems like it’s the teachers sensitive
Feelings coming into play....not the kids. It
Also seems like you’re suffering from TDS like a little bitch.
I can't prove whether or not he was manipulated by his parents, but the multiple law suits his father made after the incident make me suspicious.
I'm not a CT kind of person, but I'm skeptical enough to admit that a story about a muslim kid making a beeping clock unprompted and bringing it to school is designed to create a media circus.
It was a pencil box. There was nothing special about it at all, it as just a socially awkward nerd gutting a clock and the school completely overreacting. Then a bunch of people (Google, Facebook, the White House, MIT) feeling bad for the kid and trying to show him that the entire world doesn't think he's a loon.
You think Ahmed was manipulated by his parents to create a political shit storm by disassembling and reassembling a digital clock in his pencil case? I've never understood why people went after that kid and his family. Was there ever any evidence to suggest it was anything more than what he claimed?
I find it hilarious how the right wingers in here continually search for lone examples that fit their narrative. Just because this happened to one person in one school doesn't mean it happens everywhere. If you think shit like this doesn't happen to liberal kids in places like Alabama than you are out to lunch. It goes both ways.
And also, right wing media often has ways of twisting these stories to induce the most possible outrage without actually telling the entire story. It's also funny because I thought the media never covered it when right wingers are wronged? Right????
Remember guys, white people are victims!
Pretty Ironic coming from a dude that makes threads like these....
https://forums.sherdog.com/threads/...d-black-man-gets-life.3947661/#post-151252423
Imo the polarization of the left and right are definitely worth a discussion, and this thread is an example of that. It's funny how some of you crazy liberals think that anybody who doesn't spew Trump hatred all over the place are automatically these far right conservatives.
Yes I support my and voted for Trump; and yes he's absolutely deserves criticism at the way he can carry himself, but as far as his position goes he's doing a fairly decent job. I also have a lot of Democratic values, I believe in Social service programs, worker unions, and am pro choice (even though I think abortions are disgusting.)
I also voted for a Democrat as my State's Governor and voted for Gore, Kerry, and Obama Twice. The problem is that liberals just keep moving unreasonably left and there are social consequences for this that I think are unhealthy for our society. The funny thing is that there are a lot of people like me that are being pushed to the right and an overwhelmingly portion of the left are too bust stomping their feet to even realize it.
His dad ran for presidnet of Sudan before the clock incident.It was a pencil box. There was nothing special about it at all, it as just a socially awkward nerd gutting a clock and the school completely overreacting. Then a bunch of people (Google, Facebook, the White House, MIT) feeling bad for the kid and trying to show him that the entire world doesn't think he's a loon.
You think Ahmed was manipulated by his parents to create a political shit storm by disassembling and reassembling a digital clock in his pencil case? I've never understood why people went after that kid and his family. Was there ever any evidence to suggest it was anything more than what he claimed?
I won’t argue with that. There’s enough reasonable doubt in the case to say your interpretation is plausible.I don’t know the kid or his family, but I didn’t think there was anything suspicious about the situation. The kid is a nerd based on all of his interviews, and he brought it in and showed it to a teacher. He didn’t make any threats at all.
The idea that his father somehow knew they would arrest him for something so ridiculously inconsequential is silly to me.
He filed lawsuits after the fact because the opportunity arose after his son was unfairly humiliated and arrested. I have absolutely no reason to believe this was all part of some master plan.
What’s the opposite of having TDS?
Oh that’s right you’re a dumbass.