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You now finally say



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no way...

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'I'm out'

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I guess its never too late to see through the fog before the ship hits that iceberg

The Genie or Demon might have escaped from a Bottle, Can of Worms Opened...

So after years of Riots and Burning cities... have you changed your mind on the Neo Bolsevik Leftism...nothing political was manufactured they say...and people wonder why the USSR states had so many 'issues'

I hope there is unity in America, a third party or centrist position but I'm not sure the Acceleration can be stopped

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yourself conflate one opinion into a complete commitment to a wacky philosophy that represents only a very few at best.

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SIGNYM, you start with an assumption

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“Is it possible to support survivors of pedophilia and sexual assault/abuse and also believe that Woody Allen is innocent? I think so. The intention is not to dismiss or ignore such complaints. But accusing people of such crimes should be treated carefully. On behalf of the victims, as well.”

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JAYNEZTOWN:
You now finally say
'Not for it'
'I'm out'

I guess its never too late to see through the fog before the ship hits that iceberg
The Genie or Demon might have escaped from a Bottle, Can of Worms Opened...
So after years of Riots and Burning cities... have you changed your mind on the Neo Bolsevik Leftism...nothing political was manufactured they say...and people wonder why the USSR states had so many 'issues'
I hope there is unity in America, a third party or centrist position but I'm not sure the Acceleration can be stopped

THUGR: First SIGNYM, you start with an assumption. An incorrect one at that; typical.

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THUGR: Next line; is it some sort of code because I don’t get it?

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THUGR: Third line; you show how morons like yourself conflate one opinion into a complete commitment to a wacky philosophy that represents only a very few at best. Wacky philosophy’s that tend to mirror the wacky shit you preach.

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You are SIGNYM. You post under many different identities here; as does 1kiki.

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I think teaching about slavery in school has become a necessity.

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However critical race theory is structured in such a way it teaches hate white America not slavery. It doesn’t take into account it was never about racism (color) but instead about economics.

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Although it is difficult to pinpoint the exact year that slavery began, historians can trace the roots of slavery back roughly 11,000 years. It is difficult to track because its origins predate historical recording and the written word. Due to the sociological makeup of the groups, we know that slavery wasn’t a part of hunter-gatherer societies, so the first identifiable evidence of slavery comes from Hammurabi out of Mesopotamia. A time when communities began to emerge. People began to settle and farm the land.

Sumeria is still thought to be the birthplace of slavery, which grew out of Sumer into Greece and other parts of ancient Mesopotamia. Slavery in ancient times typically came about as a result of debt, birth into a slave family, child abandonment, war, or as a punishment for crime.

European slaves became wildly popular throughout Muslim countries, marking the true beginning of the global slave trade.

Throughout this period in history, Vikings were also taking slaves across Europe, concentrating heavily on The British Isles. Additionally, Spain and Portugal were in an almost constant state of Holy War between Muslims and Christians, leading to many women and children being taken into slavery in the name of God or Allah.

Throughout the Middle Ages slavery was also taking root in Asia as Islamic invasions of India resulted in the enslavement of hundreds of thousands of Indians. One historical record shows that in the year 1001 the armies of Mahmud of Ghazna conquered Peshawar and Waihand, capturing and enslaving roughly 100,000 children and young people.

During this same time period in China, documents show that royals from the Tang Dynasty purchased many European and Jewish slaves. The soldiers and pirates who serve the Tang Dynasty also took countless slaves in raids on Korea, Turkey, Persia and Indonesia as well as thousands of slaves taken from indigenous Aboriginal tribes.

Research from the Global Slavery Index shows that North Korea, Uzbekistan, Cambodia, India, and Qatar have the highest percentage of slavery among their population. In North Korea roughly 4.37% of the population is enslaved, most of these by the North Korean government who force them into slavery, even selling them to work abroad in Russia, China and even the United States? In India, modern day slavery often involves debt bondage, where individuals are forced into to slavery to pay off debt, either their own or from previous generations.

This is just some of what should be taught so people can put slavery into its proper context. Not the condensed version the makes America (white people), out to be the stand alone culture, race, to practice it. All races, all cultures, all faiths sanctioned and partook in slavery. And most slaves throughout history may have been white?

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You are SIGNYM. You post under many different identities here; as does 1kiki.

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I have always posted under SIGNYM, and ONLY under SIGNYM, except for a few weeks way back when, when I couldn't remember my password and had to create a new account under JKIDDO.

BTW, SIGNYM comes from a character, Signy Mallory, in the CJ Cherryh scifi book, Downbelow Station. As far as I understand, in order to create a new account, each one needs a unique email address. I don't have multiple email addresses, and the one that I DO log in under is defunct: it belongs to an email account that no longer exists, with a password that is unrelated to any of my others. I value my privacy.

You imagine that I'm far smarter than I really am, constructing different personas with different spellings and grammar and PsOV. But - why bother? I'm way too busy to deal with that kind of shit. I can't imagine what you would have thought of GINOBIFFARONI and KWICKO and SARGEX and other people far smarter than me. They would have made your head explode.

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THUGR: You are SIGNYM. You post under many different identities here; as does 1kiki.

SIGNYM: I have always posted under SIGNYM, and ONLY under SIGNYM, except for a few weeks way back when, when I couldn't remember my password and had to create a new account under JKIDDO.

BTW, SIGNYM comes from a character, Signy Mallory, in the CJ Cherryh scifi book, Downbelow Station. As far as I understand, in order to create a new account, each one needs a unique email address. I don't have multiple email addresses, and the one that I DO log in under is defunct: it belongs to an email account that no longer exists, with a password that is unrelated to any of my others. I value my privacy.

You imagine that I'm far smarter than I really am, constructing different personas with different spellings and grammar and PsOV. But - why bother? I'm way too busy to deal with that kind of shit. I can't imagine what you would have thought of GINOBIFFARONI and KWICKO and SARGEX and other people far smarter than me. They would have made your head explode.

But I suppose I'll never convince you of that.

THUGR: I don't imagine you as smart. I see you as an idiot who is a liar.

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It doesn’t take into account it was never about racism (color) but instead about economics.

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Not for it, no way...

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I’ve never seen a more American headline in my life:

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Go fuck yourself second.

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It doesn’t take into account it was never about racism (color) but instead about economics.

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Racism definitely comes into play. In order to do what they did, slave traders and owners had to think of 'negroes' as an inferior humans, or maybe not even humans. Whole treatises and categories of thinking were devoted to describing how inferior slaves were. It was even enshrined in the Constitution, when slaves were not counted a fully human beings.

BTW there was also a lot of I believe British slave trade in and out of S America at the time, and Indians and Asians (mostly Chinese) were also subject to the same stereotypes and 'thinking'.

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Wow. What a bullshit sentence.

Go fuck yourself second.

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It is VERY American to insist there is no racism in middle of an event that is all racism and then the American gets very upset/angry when someone contradicts the American who angrily insists something that is false is actually true. Americans hate to be contradicted, especially when the American is full of nonsense and foolishness and excessively proud.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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Slavery has existed for roughly 11,000 years. Whites enslaving whites, black enslaving black, Asians enslaving Asians and so on. For thousands of year’s slavery was not about racism. That needs to be taught to put slavery into context. Racism is a modern creation. It's nothing more than a term to explain the dislike between blacks and whites in this country that developed due to slavery.

Your theory doesn’t work until explaining what slavery in America morphed into. And if you read my post about slavery being about economics you’ll see it doesn’t deny that racism exists today comrade.

Have a lot of Blacks in Russia do you?

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“Critical Race Theory” has become a 21st-century version of Republicans’ Willie Horton appeal—and it’s working.

Critical Race Theory is not taught in Virginia public schools, but it became the catchall phrase that drove the governor’s race after McAuliffe said, “I don’t think parents should be telling schools what to teach.” The gaffe precipitated the Democrat’s slide in the polls. “Critical Race Theory has become the laundry basket that holds everything that especially suburban white parents have become frustrated about,” says Quentin Kidd, a political scientist at Christopher Newport University in Virginia.

While critical race theory is only taught in grad schools and law schools, parents are concerned about how schools are teaching history. Democrats need to take account of these attitudes.

https://web.archive.org/web/20211103114647/https://www.thedailybeast.c
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The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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Just stop dude.

Ted would appreciate that you don't double down on the stupid so Democrats don't keep losing elections going forward.

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Just stop dude.

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No elementary schools to high schools teach Critical Race Theory.

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No elementary schools to high schools teach Critical Race Theory.

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Yes. They do.

And unfortunately for you, parents got to see exactly what their kids were being taught during the lockdowns for a year and a half and they didn't like it.

Quit lying.

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Just stop dude.

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No elementary schools to high schools teach Critical Race Theory. But Fox News is yammering about Critical Race Theory as a threat to all white people and white voters are paying attention to Fox News, not what is actually taught, and they are getting awfully over-stimulated. 6ix, you happen to be one of those white people with strong opinions and weak knowledge. It is no surprise you act the way you do about Critical Race Theory.

Youngkin Wins—and Trumpism Is Back With a Vengeance
https://web.archive.org/web/20211103114647/https://www.thedailybeast.c
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Youngkin demonstrated that Trumpism with a smile can swing enough suburban voters back into the Republican fold to make a statewide victory for the GOP in Virginia a reality. He did it by highlighting the grievances of parents frustrated by the restrictions forced by the pandemic and a belief that their kids had become political pawns in an ideological battle over racial equity initiatives launched after the horrific murder of George Floyd last year.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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Journey to Justice: A Critical Race Theory Primer “includes articles, essays, lesson plans, an annotated bibliography and a COMloquium conversation that addresses and examines the perils of teaching critical race theory from kindergarten to college settings,” according to Ms. Magazine. The Karson Institute for Race, Peace & Social Justice at the Jesuit Catholic university in Baltimore helped develop the lesson plan.

The institute is led by a Professor Karsonya Whitehead (right), an advocate for the Black Lives Matter movement. She previously taught a class at Loyola about the success of BLM in using social media for its political goals.

The guide is part political activism guide and part curriculum.

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Who could have imagined that Cathode Ray Tubes could be so controversial? At one point they were called monitors, and now the newest term seems to be screens.

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And unfortunately for you, parents got to see exactly what their kids were being taught during the lockdowns for a year and a half and they didn't like it.

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Prove it by naming schools that teaches Critical Race Theory. But I know you. You won't prove anything when contradicted.

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Yes. They do.

And unfortunately for you, parents got to see exactly what their kids were being taught during the lockdowns for a year and a half and they didn't like it.

Quit lying.

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Prove it by naming schools that teaches Critical Race Theory. But I know you. You won't prove anything when contradicted.

I will help you with your fake "search" for the answer:

Maybe this story will prove your point, 6ix?

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Unfortunately, most Republicans are no better than Dems. They all rape (former) working and middle class Americans.

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If you read this newsletter you are acutely aware of the transformation of the mainstream media over the last decade and, especially, over the past couple of years. But few have offered a fully satisfying answer to the question of why.

Why is it, for example, that between 2013 and 2019, the frequency of the words “white” and “racial privilege” exploded by 1,200 percent in The New York Times and by 1,500 percent in The Washington Post? Why was the term “white supremacy” used 2,400 times by National Public Radio in 2020?

What changed? Why was there suddenly a relentless focus on race and power? And who—or what—was driving it?

At last those questions have been answered with unusual clarity by Batya Ungar-Sargon in her new book “Bad News: How Woke Media is Undermining Democracy.”

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The "Critical Race Theory isn’t real” meme is not about race but class—a highly-educated chattering class using specialized language to tell parents they lack the intelligence to believe their own eyes.

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"A highly-educated progressive media used its educational advantage—92% of American journalists have a college degree—to gaslight parents of all races. Under the guise of fighting racism."

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This is an extremely difficult watch, but I feel it's your duty to watch it even if you don't have children of your own.

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The last clip of that vid was some crt bimbo bragging about brainwashing her preschoolers. When the vid ended, there were 6 thumbnails of related videos. One of them showed her image and was labeled "she got fired" and the title was "2 teachers get fired"
So maybe that was thanks to this vid.

Nope, no crt in our elementary, middle, or high, or PRESCHOOLS. None at all, nosireee.

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