going4roses said:

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Emmett Till was 14 when he was kidnapped, tortured and murdered by white men.
Aiden Fucci was 14 when he stabbed a cheerleader at his school 114 times.
This happened in @RonDeSantis's Florida in 2021.
It wasn't CRT, history books or "woke" that killed that white girl. pic.twitter.com/Hgd8G4hm8N

— ProfessorBlackTruth (@ProfBlacktruth) June 17, 2023

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I've been down this path with you before so I know this won't go anywhere. What is your point?

Just giving you the truthful information so sorely needed.

So are you not seeing what is at play here ?

Maybe it's because I refuse to believe you cannot do better.

well well well. nothing. find racism so we can condemn it together, profblacktruth is on crack.

going4roses said:

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Just giving you the truthful information so sorely needed.

So are you not seeing what is at play here ?

Maybe it's because I refuse to believe you cannot do better.

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You haven't thought things through so you can't answer?

going4roses said:

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Emmett Till was 14 when he was kidnapped, tortured and murdered by white men.
Aiden Fucci was 14 when he stabbed a cheerleader at his school 114 times.
This happened in @RonDeSantis's Florida in 2021.
It wasn't CRT, history books or "woke" that killed that white girl. pic.twitter.com/Hgd8G4hm8N

— ProfessorBlackTruth (@ProfBlacktruth) June 17, 2023

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White men killed a black youth in Mississippi in 1955. They lied about it and were acquitted, later admitting they did do the murder.

A 14 year old white boy kills a 13 year old white girl in Florida in 2021, is convicted, and sentenced to life in prison.

What is your point? What was his point?

"That happened a long time ago.." not for him, and Florida wants to erase it. pic.twitter.com/ZWpr0AGWne

— TizzyEnt (@TizzyEnt) June 19, 2023

https://bearinsider.com/forums/6/topics/115134/replies/2182497

Black people y’all should be furious about this. For all of our Black fathers, brothers, uncles, cousins…and Kalief Browder who went to jail for lesser. Don’t accept this. https://t.co/mTbgknscii pic.twitter.com/BN2Qz6IJYd

— PoliticallyCorrect (@bakara_j) June 20, 2023

https://www.google.com/amp/s/fox2now.com/news/you-paid-for-it/no-graduation-8th-graders-turn-away-from-ceremony-parents-furious/amp/

The school has it right. This is terrible parenting. The parents should be teaching their children to behave and follow instructions to earn rewards. Instead, they are doubling down on teaching nonconformity and entitlement.

You are telling on yourself again. Head so far up your arse you can't even see what the problem is but that is by design to reproduce your mindset.

going4roses said:

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You are telling on yourself again. Head so far up your arse you can't even see what the problem is but that is by design to reproduce your mindset.

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Can you elaborate on how I am telling on myself again? Please try to use specifics instead of generalizations and catchy words and phrases.

going4roses said:

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Just giving you the truthful information so sorely needed.

So are you not seeing what is at play here ?

Maybe it's because I refuse to believe you cannot do better.

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To be honest, many of us on this forum have grown tired of you casting stereotypes and generalizations onto people that have had nothing to do with slavery.

For example, you've repeatedly told me that I owe reparations to African Americans.

But as I have told you, my 4th generation California roots (on my Mom's side) had nothing to do with slavery and my Dad's side of the family came from Germany. In fact, as an American he lived there for 5 years (ages 8 to 13) during WW-2 and made it out of Berlin just before the Russian's invaded.

You seem to wake up every morning "angry" at the world and playing the "victim".
That's a terrible way to go through life.
It really is.

You probably dont want to hear this, but the CHANGE that you want to see has to come from YOU first.
Otherwise, you're on your way to being a terribly unhappy person for the rest of your life.

Good Luck to you and your journey.

Pot calling kettle black … pun intended

Well we can solidify adding you to that list. If I see a spade i am going to call it a spade. We clearly know the concept is foreign to you but any who.

I guess when you have never been told you are wrong you have no concept of "staying in your lane" you lack basic comprehension skills. I don't know why you continue talking to me… move around.

You are defending a racist… what does that make you ? Thus why are complaining to me ?

You do know you could ignore me or say nothIng but your privilege doesn't allow that …

Sad example of a Berkeley grad

oski003 said:

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https://www.google.com/amp/s/fox2now.com/news/you-paid-for-it/no-graduation-8th-graders-turn-away-from-ceremony-parents-furious/amp/

The school has it right. This is terrible parenting. The parents should be teaching their children to behave and follow instructions to earn rewards. Instead, they are doubling down on teaching nonconformity and entitlement.

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That's garbage. It's a graduation ceremony. Graduates participate. There are other ways to deal with behavior.

going4roses said:

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Pot calling kettle black … pun intended

Well we can solidify adding you to that list. If I see a spade i am going to call it a spade. We clearly know the concept is foreign to you but any who.

I guess when you have never been told you are wrong you have no concept of "staying in your lane" you lack basic comprehension skills. I don't know why you continue talking to me… move around.

You are defending a racist… what does that make you ? Thus why are complaining to me ?

You do know you could ignore me or say nothIng but your privilege doesn't allow that …

Sad example of a Berkeley grad

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Another cool story.
YOURE TERRIBLY BLIND.

I have African American friends of mine from my days walking onto the Cal Track and Field team in 1980.
Some of the longest standing friends that I've had in my life, spanning over 40 years.
Teammates.

I've repeatedly shared my love for Track & Field in this forum and just recently honored sprinter John Hines who passed away earlier this month at age 76. - - - I dont know of any "racist" that would do such a thing, do you?

I simply offered a narrative that you seem to fall prey to.
Playing the victim, which you have quite the talent for.

When white(whiteness) is always right and EVERYTHING ELSE IS WRONG

Notice how it has come on this thread of all threads and show the hate smh

Especially after the clip I posted which includes my great grandfather who came home to continue to be called _______. But I'm wrong gtfoh

I actually feel sorry for you.
You're already "dead" and you dont even know it.

Waking up every day of your life trapped by so much "hate" in your heart and thinking EVERYONE that is WHITE is a RACIST.
Try looking in the mirror.

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oski003 said:

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https://www.google.com/amp/s/fox2now.com/news/you-paid-for-it/no-graduation-8th-graders-turn-away-from-ceremony-parents-furious/amp/

The school has it right. This is terrible parenting. The parents should be teaching their children to behave and follow instructions to earn rewards. Instead, they are doubling down on teaching nonconformity and entitlement.

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That's garbage. It's a graduation ceremony. Graduates participate. There are other ways to deal with behavior.

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What ways should they have handled the poor behavior. They clearly, specifically, and repeatedly warned the students and parents that their children wouldn't be able to attend the graduation ceremony unless they improved their behavior. Should they have failed them instead, so they'd have to repeat the 8th grade?

oski003 said:

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oski003 said:

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https://www.google.com/amp/s/fox2now.com/news/you-paid-for-it/no-graduation-8th-graders-turn-away-from-ceremony-parents-furious/amp/

The school has it right. This is terrible parenting. The parents should be teaching their children to behave and follow instructions to earn rewards. Instead, they are doubling down on teaching nonconformity and entitlement.

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That's garbage. It's a graduation ceremony. Graduates participate. There are other ways to deal with behavior.

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What ways should they have handled the poor behavior. They clearly, specifically, and repeatedly warned the students and parents that their children wouldn't be able to attend the graduation ceremony unless they improved their behavior. Should they have failed them instead, so they'd have to repeat the 8th grade?

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Schools have lots of ways to deal with discipline. Depriving kids the celebration of graduation even though they have earned it is just mean and counterproductive.

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dajo9 said:

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oski003 said:

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https://www.google.com/amp/s/fox2now.com/news/you-paid-for-it/no-graduation-8th-graders-turn-away-from-ceremony-parents-furious/amp/

The school has it right. This is terrible parenting. The parents should be teaching their children to behave and follow instructions to earn rewards. Instead, they are doubling down on teaching nonconformity and entitlement.

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That's garbage. It's a graduation ceremony. Graduates participate. There are other ways to deal with behavior.

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What ways should they have handled the poor behavior. They clearly, specifically, and repeatedly warned the students and parents that their children wouldn't be able to attend the graduation ceremony unless they improved their behavior. Should they have failed them instead, so they'd have to repeat the 8th grade?

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Schools have lots of ways to deal with discipline. Depriving kids the celebration of graduation even though they have earned it is just mean and counterproductive.

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1) They tried other forms of discipline.
2) The school gave the students and their families the clear warning that they would not be able to attend graduation unless they corrected their behavior.
3) they didn't
4) The school gave the students and their families the clear warning that they would not be able to attend graduation unless they corrected their behavior and gave guidance on how to do such.
5) they didn't
6) the school follows through with the consequences, so that hopefully the children will learn the natural and logical consequences of their behavior
7) the terrible parents disregard the school, make a big deal, effectively reinforcing their children's poor behavior.

The true victims are the other children who endure the behavior of the poorly behaving children, as well as the poorly behaving children who don't learn the consequences of their behavior due to poor parenting.

oski003 said:

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https://www.google.com/amp/s/fox2now.com/news/you-paid-for-it/no-graduation-8th-graders-turn-away-from-ceremony-parents-furious/amp/

The school has it right. This is terrible parenting. The parents should be teaching their children to behave and follow instructions to earn rewards. Instead, they are doubling down on teaching nonconformity and entitlement.

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She is not "Black" hmm which adds a whole nother layer to this situation

Im surprised an African immigrant was this, vocal, aggressive and unapologetic. https://t.co/Gd9CefiAOE

— CeeCee Freedmen (@Ceecee_Freedmen) June 22, 2023

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dajo9 said:

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oski003 said:

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https://www.google.com/amp/s/fox2now.com/news/you-paid-for-it/no-graduation-8th-graders-turn-away-from-ceremony-parents-furious/amp/

The school has it right. This is terrible parenting. The parents should be teaching their children to behave and follow instructions to earn rewards. Instead, they are doubling down on teaching nonconformity and entitlement.

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That's garbage. It's a graduation ceremony. Graduates participate. There are other ways to deal with behavior.

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What ways should they have handled the poor behavior. They clearly, specifically, and repeatedly warned the students and parents that their children wouldn't be able to attend the graduation ceremony unless they improved their behavior. Should they have failed them instead, so they'd have to repeat the 8th grade?

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Schools have lots of ways to deal with discipline. Depriving kids the celebration of graduation even though they have earned it is just mean and counterproductive.

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1) They tried other forms of discipline.
2) The school gave the students and their families the clear warning that they would not be able to attend graduation unless they corrected their behavior.
3) they didn't
4) The school gave the students and their families the clear warning that they would not be able to attend graduation unless they corrected their behavior and gave guidance on how to do such.
5) they didn't
6) the school follows through with the consequences, so that hopefully the children will learn the natural and logical consequences of their behavior
7) the terrible parents disregard the school, make a big deal, effectively reinforcing their children's poor behavior.

The true victims are the other children who endure the behavior of the poorly behaving children, as well as the poorly behaving children who don't learn the consequences of their behavior due to poor parenting.

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Having authority means using it judiciously. I hope the parents use that experience to teach kids to question authority.

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Thanks to the IRS Whistleblower, we now know that Biden’s Justice Department has been actively engaged in a cover-up to protect the Bidens from facing…

— Oversight Committee (@GOPoversight) June 22, 2023

Three tiers of justice in this country:

1. One for the protected ruling class
2. Second for everyone else
3. Third is reserved for Trump and his followers

You still sound bitter and angry.

DiabloWags said:

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You still sound bitter and angry.

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Biden Crime Family:

"The testimony we released today shows the IRS recommended charges against Hunter that included an attempt to evade or defeat tax a felony. Mr. Biden personally received $8.3 million."pic.twitter.com/4scWomf4lS

— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) June 22, 2023

Ooops. No justice, no peace, as they say.

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DiabloWags said:

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You still sound bitter and angry.

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Ooops. No justice, no peace, as they say.

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You sound like you lead a terribly "tortured" life.

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oski003 said:

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https://www.google.com/amp/s/fox2now.com/news/you-paid-for-it/no-graduation-8th-graders-turn-away-from-ceremony-parents-furious/amp/

The school has it right. This is terrible parenting. The parents should be teaching their children to behave and follow instructions to earn rewards. Instead, they are doubling down on teaching nonconformity and entitlement.

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That's garbage. It's a graduation ceremony. Graduates participate. There are other ways to deal with behavior.

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What ways should they have handled the poor behavior. They clearly, specifically, and repeatedly warned the students and parents that their children wouldn't be able to attend the graduation ceremony unless they improved their behavior. Should they have failed them instead, so they'd have to repeat the 8th grade?

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Schools have lots of ways to deal with discipline. Depriving kids the celebration of graduation even though they have earned it is just mean and counterproductive.

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1) They tried other forms of discipline.
2) The school gave the students and their families the clear warning that they would not be able to attend graduation unless they corrected their behavior.
3) they didn't
4) The school gave the students and their families the clear warning that they would not be able to attend graduation unless they corrected their behavior and gave guidance on how to do such.
5) they didn't
6) the school follows through with the consequences, so that hopefully the children will learn the natural and logical consequences of their behavior
7) the terrible parents disregard the school, make a big deal, effectively reinforcing their children's poor behavior.

The true victims are the other children who endure the behavior of the poorly behaving children, as well as the poorly behaving children who don't learn the consequences of their behavior due to poor parenting.

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Having authority means using it judiciously. I hope the parents use that experience to teach kids to question authority.

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I hope you don't work with kids. This isn't an instance where questioning authority is justified, even if we do want to encourage curiosity and not blindly following rules. It is an instance where these children need to learn the consequences of their actions.

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oski003 said:

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dajo9 said:

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oski003 said:

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https://www.google.com/amp/s/fox2now.com/news/you-paid-for-it/no-graduation-8th-graders-turn-away-from-ceremony-parents-furious/amp/

The school has it right. This is terrible parenting. The parents should be teaching their children to behave and follow instructions to earn rewards. Instead, they are doubling down on teaching nonconformity and entitlement.

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That's garbage. It's a graduation ceremony. Graduates participate. There are other ways to deal with behavior.

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What ways should they have handled the poor behavior. They clearly, specifically, and repeatedly warned the students and parents that their children wouldn't be able to attend the graduation ceremony unless they improved their behavior. Should they have failed them instead, so they'd have to repeat the 8th grade?

---

Schools have lots of ways to deal with discipline. Depriving kids the celebration of graduation even though they have earned it is just mean and counterproductive.

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1) They tried other forms of discipline.
2) The school gave the students and their families the clear warning that they would not be able to attend graduation unless they corrected their behavior.
3) they didn't
4) The school gave the students and their families the clear warning that they would not be able to attend graduation unless they corrected their behavior and gave guidance on how to do such.
5) they didn't
6) the school follows through with the consequences, so that hopefully the children will learn the natural and logical consequences of their behavior
7) the terrible parents disregard the school, make a big deal, effectively reinforcing their children's poor behavior.

The true victims are the other children who endure the behavior of the poorly behaving children, as well as the poorly behaving children who don't learn the consequences of their behavior due to poor parenting.

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Having authority means using it judiciously. I hope the parents use that experience to teach kids to question authority.

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I hope you don't work with kids. This isn't an instance where questioning authority is justified, even if we do want to encourage curiosity and not blindly following rules. It is an instance where these children need to learn the consequences of their actions.

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We're talking in circles. There's better ways to do it than taking away something they've earned.

https://www.wusa9.com/amp/article/news/crime/former-officer-and-convicted-child-abuser-accused-in-new-assault-of-3-year-old-daughter/65-d12cfd4e-ea43-41ba-b452-ab169e55573c


Alfred plea ?

But am I wrong for pointing out the inconsistencies? Or those who continue to call me names for pointing out the ills of this nation

going4roses said:

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https://www.wusa9.com/amp/article/news/crime/former-officer-and-convicted-child-abuser-accused-in-new-assault-of-3-year-old-daughter/65-d12cfd4e-ea43-41ba-b452-ab169e55573c


Alfred plea ?

But am I wrong for pointing out the inconsistencies? Or those who continue to call me names for pointing out the ills of this nation

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There's nothing wrong with pointing out problems across the 332 million people in our nation. It is your overbroad racist conclusions that are problematic. It is equivalent to me posting articles about black people committing violent crimes and then concluding they have violent tendencies, and we should do something about it.

Read that back to yourself out loud.

That ain't it chief

You know damn well it's not the same/playing field has never level. Just say you don't give a F at least that would be truthful

going4roses said:

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Read that back to yourself out loud.

That ain't it chief

You know damn well it's not the same/playing field has never level. Just say you don't give a F at least that would be truthful

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Being born in August, my son is young for both his school class as well as his soccer club. If he doesn't eat his lunch at school, don't worry son, it's not fair, you are younger than the older kids. If he acts out at school, don't worry son, it's not fair, you are younger than the older kids. If he gets a bad grade, don't worry son, it's not fair, you are younger than the older kids. If he struggles in soccer, don't worry son, it's not fair, you are younger than the older kids. If the principal calls me, don't worry son, it's not fair, you are younger than the older kids. Those older kids were born on third base. I am going to complain to everyone about how my son was born in August and is so much younger than most. Anyone who disagrees is an ageist. Does that sound familiar?

Also, I am not your chief.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/african-americans-blamed-crimes-commit-experts/story?id=70906828

Smh
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT88KpAWy/

These wrongs still have not been addressed…