These are people who have no concept of what intellect & knowledge are about. They seem to possess some lower animal intellect,....if you can call it that. ....if only they weren't allowed to procreate.
When I was growing up, the movie Roots made such a impact on me. Up until then I was in the dark about racism. Children aren't born with hate. It's taught.
I remember this vividly! It was the first time my white classmates had heard about slavery! Some of them were so traumatized that they broke into tears and said it didn't happen! I was in the fourth grade!
@@stone.durfey5862 I agree to some extent, but children shouldn't be too young. I think 12 to 18 is a good age. I remember that when Roots aired, most of my black friends just talked about the abuse while my white friends were in denial. It was really above the heads of fourth graders. When Roots: The Next Generation came on, we were much older and better able to discuss things more rationally.
And *these* people want to teach evil. First they want to restrict “history” to that which portrays the country in a falsely flattering light…. Then, they will go further, and further…. Then Madison Grant and Lothrop Stoddard…. Then further still…
As an ex teacher I can tell you that nothing will get kids reading like telling them they're not allowed to do it. One of the most popular sections in our library was "Banned Books".
HILARIOUS (but so true). With the Internet, these folks don't stand a chance. Although I'm not sure I'm right due to constant brainwashing of Fox et al. Hmmmmm... I may be quite wrong. Only time will tell.
@@steppenwolf3252 Children are naturally curious. The Fox Effect is stronger in adults--as you age (beyond roughly 25, when physical adolescence ends for your brain) you gradually lose "neuroplasticity", which is basically your brain's ability to change itself. Fox panders to people who get scared when new information challenges an existing belief, and just want "news" to be a steady stream of confirmation that everything they already believed was correct. That audience demographic tends to skew on the older side.
@@macdeus2601 I'm glad you qualified that to 'tends to', because honestly, there are sclerosed brains at all age levels. Let's face it, there will always be a spectrum from people who were raised to have closed minds and never outgrew their fear of change, to those who love to constantly learn. I'm nearly 80, a proud progressive, and so happy to live in an age where all the information we can ask for is at our fingertips.
I don't think most conservatives understand irony, contradiction, hypocrisy, nuance or context, most are SIMPLE THINKERS. They hate complexity and are drown to slogans and symbols without curiosity to fully understand the meaning, context or history of most them. Also most lean authoritarian with strong nationalist trends so LIBERTY and FREEDOM is only for the ingroup, their liberty and their freedom. They understand that most of their liberty/freedom means OPPRESSION of someone else, but they see that as NATURAL ORDER as they are "TRUE" Americans and rest of use are just "undeserving others" who should be grateful to be allowed to be here or if you are Black or Mexican, shouldn't be here because America is a "white Christian nation." I understand now why they were so attracted to Trump and embraced him as "one of their own," because he really is a loud, bombastic version of who they are or believe themselves to be. That there are so many people like that is just so disheartening.
@@berniethekiwidragon4382 Possibly because anything involving any sex at all, but probably because male seahorses carrying the babies and giving birth will legitimize trans people (as if trans people aren't already legitimate on the basis that gender is a social construct).
TYT is distorting the information. TYT doesnt want america to remember our history so they support taking down statues that offends their feelings. It happened, both sides have good and bad.
@@tanklergaming103 so you like statues of traitors??? Why not have a statue of Benedict Arnold??? Why are you praising "the good and the bad"'??? That isn't what this is about!
@@tanklergaming103 Robert E Lee did not want statues commemorating the civil war. Furthermore, most civil rights statues were erected during the civil rights movements in the 50s and 60s, that is around 100 years after the South lost. Either you think Americans can't remember history past 100 years or those statues were only raised to intimidate black people fighting for their constitutional rights. BTW the answer is we don't need statues from wars fought to protect slavery, oh sry i mean property that just so happen to be African slaves.
@@tanklergaming103 I'm aware that you knew that as you were typing... whatever that was, that it reeked of pure foolishness, so I'm gonna give you the benefit of the doubt here. I shouldn't, but I just know that someone of your "caliber" knows that what you posted is Troll from concentrate, unfiltered and with pulp. 🤷🏿♂️🤷🏿♂️🤷🏿♂️
@@tanklergaming103 does this include the truth that Africans captured and sold other Africans as slaves long before the white men showed up on their shores or that they still do to this day...ouch truth hurts doesn't it but i do agree tell it like it is brother the good the bad and the ugly. i personally don't think the Buddhas or the Berlin wall should've come down because sometimes we need reminders of the ugly past you can't erase it and the more you try the more likely out of sight out of mind, once forgotten were more likely to repeat it. People are capable of great evil and Good nobody has a history of not conquering each other and taking resources period.
@@gene8172 I think a biology exam should be less about whom to attribute theory to and more about the actual practicalities and mechanics of evolution, of which exaptation is but one form. Teach the names of the people the theories are attributed to, sure. But the part we will need in the future is the part that allows us to observe and predict the effects of evolution upon ourselves and our environment. Can we afford to lose the bees? HELL NO! We need to teach our children the interconnectivity of our existence on this planet, and that involves DEEPLY how our systems of life evolved to exist in tandem with each other. Then we will realize how important it is to preserve these species. Or one would hope that we do.
These groups in a nutshell: "I want to protect my child by keeping them uninformed or misinformed about the world and its your job as teachers to provide a level of ignorance that I'm comfortable with. Now do your job wrong or well sue."
I want my child to know everything... The good the bad and the ugly cuz i raised her to be smart enough to make her own conclusion, strong enough to handle the truth, brave enough to not buckle to peer pressure, and kind enough to understand that there is suffering in the world... She stands up for what she believes in, defends her friends, and dances to the beat of her own drum... She's going to be able to change the future... And you're an ignorant SOB to think so little of your children... They need resilience in this day and age... Not to be kept in the dark as the world burns... I want her to hate us for leaving them nothing but this scorched earth for only the most prepared will survive... So what will your child have to draw from when it all falls apart? The wisdom of the ages? Or milk toast?
Long before I had my own children, I took my much younger brother to get a library card. After I filled out the application and turned it in, one of the employees came over to ask if I wanted my brother to have a restricted card? A what? She explained, and my only reaction was no, my brother is allowed access to every last book in that library. It was a good lesson for when I had my own kids. Telling a kid they can't do something is like waving a red cape in front of a pissed off bull. One day, you'll be sorry you waved that flag.
I was watching an old movie after the book, grapes of wrath, and it reminded me that we haven’t really moved on from the depression. The way we are treating Haitians when they have no where to go. If these people were actually “Christian” and had read the Bible they would know that they are supposed to take care and look out for fellow humans. It’s similar to how the “okies” were treated during the depression. Do they teach children about what was done to fellow Americans at that time? We will never learn and grow if we don’t first learn.
RIGHT ON SHILOH! I read Grapes of Wrath (John Steinbeck) as a kid-- saw same movie (starring Henry Fonda). You are SO RIGHT. Okies endured horrors of being chased from their homes due to agricultural practices that left their fields barren & useless (aka: the Dustbowl). High winds & choking dust swept the region from Texas to Nebraska, people & livestock were killed & crops failed. These are not Christians. I don't even know how they can call themselves Americans.
@@steppenwolf3252 The problem - even IF a farmer was knowledgeable enough to not engage in practices that were destructive for the highly fertile prairie soil, or had ponds - that did not help them. The storms were so strong that not even planting tree rows to break the wind would have helped. And there would need to be a rain sometime to wash off the dust from the leaves. Their seedlings in spring, and trees, pastures, and fields were still covered wiht the dust from OTHER farms. Which of course suffocated or stumped plant live. Plus the massive loss of top soil that needed thousands of years to form. The decades after the native Americans had been driven from the land (after the end of the Civil war the U.S. army had time to deal with them) until the late 1920s were on the wetter side of the natural cycle, the land could tolerate more abuse. It took a time to get to the excellent soil they started with, for the soil structure to be destroyed to the point where it was ready to be picked up by stronger winds. No one had made efforts to plant and water many trees (it is too dry for trees to grow on their own, that is why it was grassland) to break the wind, the settlers were glad not having to deal with tree stumps. They HATED to remove them where they had been before (regions with more rain, that were naturally woods). If you plough they are in the way, with other farming practices one could leave the, until they rot. People still obsess with revmoval of tree stumps when they could simply grow a flower mound on it, plant another tree side by side, build a fairy home or seating out of it. The dry spells finished off the already damaged topsoils, but this had been decades in the making. The First Nations - if they grew plants knew better about sustainability (it has to last more than 5 decades) - _they_ did not plough, so the soil did not evaporate so much water, the carbon and nitrogen was not lost (reacting with oxygen and going into the air), and it was better protected from the kinetic forces or fraindrops, drying winds, and if it did not rain a lot the water stored in the soil lasted longer - because there was always ground cover. Clueless European settlers saw the plough and plouging as the height of civilization and in itself justification to take the land from people "who did not know how to use land properly"). No till no plough practices always left the soil covered and did not upend soil microbes when the layers were turned and the web of fungi in the soil disrupted. In short many practices that are now observed in permaculture.
Can we gather all this nut jobs, alt right Christian's,Alt right militia and others and put them on islands and tell them to make their owned country so the rest of us can FINALLY go back and get the US what it was before(and maybe banned them from coming back to the United States etc.)
Yep! Cartoons, comics & Dr. Seuss are all that will be left in our libraries. Wait--they're shutting down our libraries too. GOD BLESS IT (I try not to say "God dammit" but aaaaaaGH!) What can we do to stop the insanity? I don't know, Mire. ☮☯💞.
@@apple_dragon226 OMG my dragon friend!!--I heard twilight zone theme in my head before I read your 2nd sentence in bold! (I LOVED old Rod Serling "Twilight Zone""--better than updated versions in colour) I never dreamed (nor wanted) to be stuck in one though. Thank you, bro!
@@steppenwolf3252 np I like to used that as a meme to show how idiotic this idiots are in the US and like using other memes just to pissed them off bc it's fun to see after I put it under their comment they don't comment back LoL
I think you made a mistake - who are increasingly SATISFIED with how much they don't know - or that are statisfied with how little they know. wouldn't want to change a thing. Evangelicals have said that openly. When you get too much education "worldly" ideas can enter your mind. They discouraged people going to college. Not sure if they still do - well they have CHRISTIAN colleges .... Making sure that Darwin etc. is not taught. Abstinence as birth control method (the only one spoken about) is very much in the same spirit. Factually - that has not even worked 200 or 500 or 100 years ago.
"Teaching kids to think something unquestioningly isn't indoctrination, teaching kids things that might make them question the conservative party line is!"
@@jjmblue7 And what is the conservative party line? That the Civil Rights movement's did not happen. That Slavery did not happen. That Genocide did not happen. That stolen land did not happen.
“There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there has always been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” -Isaac Asimov
"It is a truism that almost any sect, cult, or religion will legislate its creed into law if it acquires the political power to do so, and will follow it by suppressing opposition, subverting all education to seize early the minds of the young, and by killing, locking up, or driving underground all heretics." - Robert Heinlein.
@Tessmage Tessera I find some of Heinlien's work to be at least good if not great; Stranger in a Strange Land, Friday, Time Enough for Love, JOB: A Comedy of Justice. I don't really know his life super well beyond the usual he was a nudist and served in WW2 as a radio operator and a journalist. And I agree was a weird guy and he had some views with which I disagree. But I am curious as to why you call him a fascist? No hidden agenda. Just an honest question.
@Tessmage Tessera Just a little more food for thought: Heinlein was highly critical of fascism. You couldn't be a fascist and write the novel Starship Troopers. His over all political viewpoint wobbled a lot over time but he always self-described as Libertarian. The important thing to note is that this term originally described a left-wing philosophy closely related to Anarchism, before the word was bastardized by the American far-right; he also self described as an adherent to anarchism and Autarchism (Look that one up. I dare you...) at times, which are both far-left concepts, though he undoubtedly would have qualified these somewhat. He also seemed to have liked the idea of an internationalist world government (undoubtedly a left concept) as well. But hell, you could have gotten most of this off of Wikipedia with very little difficulty. I have to wonder why you didn't.
Whoopsie! How true. Maybe that's why they don't want their kids to learn it...They'll have to defend themselves to their kids when kids look up & ask their parents about their own racist behavior or explain Native American genocide, etc. Yikes!
The TRUTH is education! The rest is indoctrination! I wish I knew some people like you! So proud of your complete and utter ignorance! I can’t believe you people are real! Perhaps I do know some who share your strange way of being, but they have sense to keep that side of themselves secret!
I like how these people think that school is the only place kids can learn something. The internet exists. They will eventually learn everything the parents don't want them to know.
These people are not patriots or concerned parents. They are nationalists, like the "Brownshirts" of 1930s Germany. "Nationalism is power-hunger tempered by self-deception. Every nationalist is capable of the most flagrant dishonesty, but he is also - since he is conscious of serving something bigger than himself - unshakeably certain of being in the right." - George Orwell
Seahorses: Twist tails together, dance until they match colours and mate for life. Penguins: Sing, mate for life and take turns watching the kid. Humans: Arrange marriage, dominate, beat the wife and adulterate. Yh, I can see why they don't want to teach kids that. Animals are better than humans apparently
If there are young adults that are upset now about the things they weren't taught in school, how is this next generation of kids going to feel about how much less they're being taught?
So glad my developing years was in a stable non American school system. I learned more about America when I wasn't in American schools. And it was straight up how it was...
Believe it or not, I had teachers in TX (90s, before their education system went to hell) talk about how white settlers and the US Army were total assholes to native peoples, hostile or friendly. There was never uproar about it being taught either. I'm sure the Texas revolt wasn't taught completely factual but I was taught truths that are now pissing people off.
Me 2, Junko. Even today I get more knowledge from BBC and other foreign news than mainstream media in America (both sides--Fox is media too--I dunno why Trump & his minions miss that fact) Trump pointing out reporters and vilifying them--but somehow Fox, Oan, Newsmax are not a part of the "media" label. WTF?
Yup our schools are horrible govts have been actively destroying public school system to say "look see these dont work defund them give it to religious private schools" its sad that the parents are actively making it worse. Politics should only be in schools as explaining the system and thats theres both sides. AHHHH i hate christians
As a Tennessean it's like watching my state enter its own dark age. One where common sense, logic and any personal responsibility to your community are demonized. I don't know what to do. I want to move out of state but of course in this red state I don't make a living wage. You know a wage that would allow me to move safely. An officer just a country over was joking about hunting democrats down to kill them. The chief of police said his post didn't violate their rules and that police officers put aside their personal politics when they out on a uniform. I'm legitimately terrified living in a state so radicalized.
I'm so sorry you are in that situation. I'm in a blue state, but in a red municipality and a ruby red condo complex. I thought I moved somewhere safe, but you need to be on guard all the time.
OMG, Laughing Storm! That is so scary & that Police Chief should be fired. Words DO MATTER & that was nothing to joke about. I'm so sorry 4 your troubles. It's that sh*t that guarantees hatred and racism growth. How ignorant & EVIL! UGH!
I'm sorry to be so dramatic but I gotta get outta here 2. As a naturalized citizen, I've been thinking about turning myself into ICE & asking to be deported. My dead dad never gave me my papers. I spent more than a yr. trying to track them down (I was told they couldn't find them) but with my luck, I'd probably end up in Honduras! 😱
It is very cool, but it probably freaks out the conservatives even more. “If seahorses can change colour, how do other seahorses know who to be racist towards!?”
Yep. I was that smart mouth little brat in school (‘90s-2000s) that reminded everyone every year that Christopher Columbus Day shouldn’t exist, and my annual lecture on small pox blankets was usually featured twice, both before and after Thanksgiving. These are just examples; my annoyance knew no bounds. I remember feeling really excited when I got to college and other people actually wanted to talk about these things. Then recently, I felt vindicated that there were steps being taken to provide a wider view in public schools….but as we all know, that didn’t last long. I happen to be white, but I think it’s completely absurd to think that teaching real, factual history could be interpreted as somehow being “indoctrinating kids to hate white people” or whatever such nonsense they’re spewing. I think we should hate Columbus and his ilk. I think we should hate frontiersmen for their massacres. I think we should hate slave owners for their atrocities. Before they started spouting this “indoctrination” nonsense, it never even occurred to me that people would see it as some sort of “attack” on all white people. It’s not. It’s just not. It’s educating young people about things in history that we need to make sure never happen again. It’s challenging the next generation to figure out how we can keep getting better (because there’s still a long, long way to go, and even further now with this nonsensical outrage over history). And now here’s the bonus: there might be a teeny tiny percentage of those offended little bishes that are weirded out by nature and seahorses, but it feels like one of those deliberate overreaches that will make them seem like they’re compromising when schools only ban the stuff they actually want banned. I could be off on this. It’s entirely plausible they really are next level prudes to the point where they will sexualize seahorses, but it smells fishy to me. Added bonus content: roughly 1 in 6 hospitals in America are Catholic or Catholic-adjacent, and they are not allowed to provide any birth control whatsoever, so yeah, I wouldn’t exactly call their proliferation into our healthcare system a win.
I thought book banning/burning was against the freedom that women like this claim to love. The hypocrisy in what they say and what they do is so frustrating sometimes because they never see their hypocrisy or worse they don’t care. It wouldn’t be an issue if this was a true fringe group but 25-33% of a population in a country is not a fringe group.
I’m Catholic and I love my church but I’m under no illusion that it is perfect. We can’t solve our problems if we don’t face them honestly. What are these right wing groups so afraid of?
I teach in Canada and we’ve spent all this week teaching about Truth and Reconciliation of the persecution of our First Nation, Mėtis, and Inuit (FNMI) peoples over the past 350 years and our FNMI children in Residential Schools on Orange Shirt Day. We had a federal Truth and Reconciliation ‘holiday’ in honour of this day. Today was the biggest year for this because of the children found buried at some of the residential schools this year but is started with 215 in Kamloops, BC. We want all students to be taught about our painful past to ensure it never happens again.
Well, Canada is obviously a better country than my usa. We will never admit how we exterminated just about every native American. And we "appropriated" all of their land. And they are still on reservations. Some don't have running water or electricity!
these karens who don't even have kids in the school districts they are morally policing..... perhaps we should start policing churches we do not attend.
The Inquisition threatened to burn Gallileo on the stake if he didn't retract. They burned Giordano Bruno (a Catholic priest) alive for daring to say that the stars are actually suns like our own and that other planets revolve around them. That's how "kind" the Catholic Church was.
These women need therapy. They need jobs and a life that isn't tide up in controlling every aspect of their children's lives. This is how serial killers are made.
Man, seahorses are super underrated sea creatures. Dolphins, sharks, whales, and all different types of other fish get all the press attention, when seahorses are the monogamous nuclear family tailtwirlers. Seahorses need better publicists.
And those who DO know history are doomed to see it repeated while screaming "We've been on this ride before, STOP IT WE KNOW ITS NOT GOOD AAAAAUGH" and being ignored. :(
Didn’t the Catholic Church apologize in 1992 for what they did to Galileo? If the church can apologize, what’s the problem with teaching about it? Knowledge is power.
If we stop teaching history in school, wouldn’t that hurt us more, as a society? Because, black families will still tell our side of our story, to our children.. so will the Jewish people, to their children, and so on.. and now we have a society full of people with issues towards one another, based on the one sided stories they’ve learned at home.. and now schools aren’t around, to explain the full stories, nor the fact other ethnicities have had their own traumatic experiences...
@@falkorornothing261 WTF! This is beyond insanity. Yet if anyone were to challenge Trump about his quote--I'll bet he'd say "Fake News" or ignore them. Politicians always "spin" but this is worse than George Orwell's, "1984" book--up is down, black is white, & we are forbidden to see what's right in front of us. How will we survive such madness? Peace to you Falkor, my sibling.
The horned lizard really does squirt blood out of it's eyes, so wtf is her objection to that!? Then again, y'know that someone's gone from nuts, to crazy, to bat-shit insane, when they've spent weeks writing out a detailed, 7 page spreadsheet full of nuttery goodness...
Seahorses find their babies under cabbage leaves in the garden, left there by the Stork. And, remember, the Catholic Church officially decided that Galileo was right only about 20 years ago!
"I shut down the third world, you win they lose. I shut down America, they win, you lose. The more things change, the more they stay the same." - Snake Plissken
I'm English but I still know in the past we were awful to the Indians, Welsh, Scottish, Muslims and countless others because we wanted to take over there land. It's just history and important to know about
So, people who tried to prevent a black girl from going to school in 1957, are the same people who are opposed to their grandchildren learning about how they tried to keep a black girl from going to school in 1957🤔🙄🤨 #RubyBridges
A few weeks ago I was blocked from FaceBook for 3 days for calling some Americans dumb, you just proved my point. Not teaching history and nature like this in schools will lead to a generation or Americans who have little knowledge of the world around them. Keep up the good work!
Lol. I read the seahorse book to my almost 5 year old about a month ago and never once did I think about getting all hot and bothered about the tantalizing content that I was exposing my kid to. Man these moms have way too much time on their hands. They should really just homeschool their kids with all that time. Then they can not discuss reproduction of any kind at all, or any uncomfortable content for that matter.
I was thinking the same thing....cute yes but sexy are you freakin kidding me. The new generation already lack common sense as it is never mind lack manners. Keep not teaching them and in a few years chimps will be more intelligent than humans. Imagine a child having a temper tantrum cause they will view a seahorses as a mini Godzilla. It's bad enough to witness a 29 yr old calling Mommy to find out how to do her laundry. I knew how to do that by the time I was 7. Or you have a neighbor knock on your door cause their toilet is over flowing and they don't know what a plunger is never mind how to use one. Then a neighbor who's stove catches on fire and she didn't know you have to clean it. Or a neighbor who thinks you can turn off a high riser for heat and cuts it releasing all the steam and burns his face off. No joke...true stories. What are Mom's teaching their children today... ABSOLUTELY NOTHING EXCEPT HOW YO BE RUDE AND ENTITLED. Sad fact of life when a child turns into an adult and is completely clueless as to how to be self sufficient.
And also, these are the people who whine about cancel culture, and they want to cancel stories such as Ruby Bridges and Galileo?! *Eye roll*
These are people who have no concept of what intellect & knowledge are about. They seem to possess some lower animal intellect,....if you can call it that. ....if only they weren't allowed to procreate.
When I was growing up, the movie Roots made such a impact on me. Up until then I was in the dark about racism. Children aren't born with hate. It's taught.
I remember this vividly! It was the first time my white classmates had heard about slavery! Some of them were so traumatized that they broke into tears and said it didn't happen! I was in the fourth grade!
Every child should see Roots.
@@stone.durfey5862 I agree to some extent, but children shouldn't be too young. I think 12 to 18 is a good age. I remember that when
Roots aired, most of my black friends just talked about the abuse while my white friends were in denial. It was really above the heads of fourth graders. When Roots: The Next Generation came on, we were much older and better able to discuss things more rationally.
And *these* people want to teach evil. First they want to restrict “history” to that which portrays the country in a falsely flattering light…. Then, they will go further, and further…. Then Madison Grant and Lothrop Stoddard…. Then further still…
@@fredrika27 Strange. Putting myself in the white classmates place, I would gravitate towards shame, not denial. Do not know what to make of that.
As an educator, this is why admin won’t let kids read. It’s about stopping people from learning period.
They are no longer subtle about their craziness and racism. It's full bore.
As an ex teacher I can tell you that nothing will get kids reading like telling them they're not allowed to do it. One of the most popular sections in our library was "Banned Books".
HILARIOUS (but so true). With the Internet, these folks don't stand a chance. Although I'm not sure I'm right due to constant brainwashing of Fox et al. Hmmmmm... I may be quite wrong. Only time will tell.
@@steppenwolf3252 Children are naturally curious.
The Fox Effect is stronger in adults--as you age (beyond roughly 25, when physical adolescence ends for your brain) you gradually lose "neuroplasticity", which is basically your brain's ability to change itself.
Fox panders to people who get scared when new information challenges an existing belief, and just want "news" to be a steady stream of confirmation that everything they already believed was correct.
That audience demographic tends to skew on the older side.
@@macdeus2601 I'm glad you qualified that to 'tends to', because honestly, there are sclerosed brains at all age levels. Let's face it, there will always be a spectrum from people who were raised to have closed minds and never outgrew their fear of change, to those who love to constantly learn. I'm nearly 80, a proud progressive, and so happy to live in an age where all the information we can ask for is at our fingertips.
@@macdeus2601 Change is inevitable. Growth is optional. John C. Maxwell.
Egregious censorship has always reared its ugly head, just another on the hydra to cut off.
The irony of "Moms for Liberty" being all about telling people what they can't do.
I don't think most conservatives understand irony, contradiction, hypocrisy, nuance or context, most are SIMPLE THINKERS. They hate complexity and are drown to slogans and symbols without curiosity to fully understand the meaning, context or history of most them. Also most lean authoritarian with strong nationalist trends so LIBERTY and FREEDOM is only for the ingroup, their liberty and their freedom. They understand that most of their liberty/freedom means OPPRESSION of someone else, but they see that as NATURAL ORDER as they are "TRUE" Americans and rest of use are just "undeserving others" who should be grateful to be allowed to be here or if you are Black or Mexican, shouldn't be here because America is a "white Christian nation." I understand now why they were so attracted to Trump and embraced him as "one of their own," because he really is a loud, bombastic version of who they are or believe themselves to be. That there are so many people like that is just so disheartening.
Triggered by seahorses. Never even imagined they would be this ridiculous.
@@berniethekiwidragon4382 Possibly because anything involving any sex at all, but probably because male seahorses carrying the babies and giving birth will legitimize trans people (as if trans people aren't already legitimate on the basis that gender is a social construct).
@@checklostandfound Spot on
i assumed they were trying to teach kids the meaning of irony by using it in a real context, their little contribution to education
No wonder why so many educators are quitting, aside from the pay issue. History happened, let it be told.
TYT is distorting the information. TYT doesnt want america to remember our history so they support taking down statues that offends their feelings. It happened, both sides have good and bad.
@@tanklergaming103 so you like statues of traitors??? Why not have a statue of Benedict Arnold??? Why are you praising "the good and the bad"'??? That isn't what this is about!
@@tanklergaming103 Robert E Lee did not want statues commemorating the civil war. Furthermore, most civil rights statues were erected during the civil rights movements in the 50s and 60s, that is around 100 years after the South lost. Either you think Americans can't remember history past 100 years or those statues were only raised to intimidate black people fighting for their constitutional rights. BTW the answer is we don't need statues from wars fought to protect slavery, oh sry i mean property that just so happen to be African slaves.
@@tanklergaming103 I'm aware that you knew that as you were typing... whatever that was, that it reeked of pure foolishness, so I'm gonna give you the benefit of the doubt here. I shouldn't, but I just know that someone of your "caliber" knows that what you posted is Troll from concentrate, unfiltered and with pulp. 🤷🏿♂️🤷🏿♂️🤷🏿♂️
@@tanklergaming103 does this include the truth that Africans captured and sold other Africans as slaves long before the white men showed up on their shores or that they still do to this day...ouch truth hurts doesn't it but i do agree tell it like it is brother the good the bad and the ugly. i personally don't think the Buddhas or the Berlin wall should've come down because sometimes we need reminders of the ugly past you can't erase it and the more you try the more likely out of sight out of mind, once forgotten were more likely to repeat it. People are capable of great evil and Good nobody has a history of not conquering each other and taking resources period.
If I wrote the AP History exam, I’d have nothing but these “banned” topics on the exam.
or Biology...
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@@lokinakor1 All Darwinian evolution, all the time!
@lobopix How many of those go on the AP Biology exam?
@@gene8172 I think a biology exam should be less about whom to attribute theory to and more about the actual practicalities and mechanics of evolution, of which exaptation is but one form. Teach the names of the people the theories are attributed to, sure. But the part we will need in the future is the part that allows us to observe and predict the effects of evolution upon ourselves and our environment. Can we afford to lose the bees? HELL NO! We need to teach our children the interconnectivity of our existence on this planet, and that involves DEEPLY how our systems of life evolved to exist in tandem with each other. Then we will realize how important it is to preserve these species. Or one would hope that we do.
These groups in a nutshell: "I want to protect my child by keeping them uninformed or misinformed about the world and its your job as teachers to provide a level of ignorance that I'm comfortable with. Now do your job wrong or well sue."
That's it in a nutshell!
Denying truth is dangerous. It can guarantee a repeat of the subject denied.
I want my child to know everything... The good the bad and the ugly cuz i raised her to be smart enough to make her own conclusion, strong enough to handle the truth, brave enough to not buckle to peer pressure, and kind enough to understand that there is suffering in the world... She stands up for what she believes in, defends her friends, and dances to the beat of her own drum... She's going to be able to change the future... And you're an ignorant SOB to think so little of your children... They need resilience in this day and age... Not to be kept in the dark as the world burns... I want her to hate us for leaving them nothing but this scorched earth for only the most prepared will survive... So what will your child have to draw from when it all falls apart? The wisdom of the ages? Or milk toast?
Well said! BRAVO!!👏👏👏
Damn straight!
Kudos Elizabeth,....many of us parents have pointed out the same path to our children....it's up to them to choose their futures, not us.
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Long before I had my own children, I took my much younger brother to get a library card. After I filled out the application and turned it in, one of the employees came over to ask if I wanted my brother to have a restricted card? A what? She explained, and my only reaction was no, my brother is allowed access to every last book in that library. It was a good lesson for when I had my own kids. Telling a kid they can't do something is like waving a red cape in front of a pissed off bull. One day, you'll be sorry you waved that flag.
Crazy lady rant: ''Stop teaching students facts, tell them the lies we like better.'''
Seems like insanity is the new normal nowadays......
@@dark14life or they live in an echo chamber that repeats what they want to hear
I was watching an old movie after the book, grapes of wrath, and it reminded me that we haven’t really moved on from the depression. The way we are treating Haitians when they have no where to go. If these people were actually “Christian” and had read the Bible they would know that they are supposed to take care and look out for fellow humans. It’s similar to how the “okies” were treated during the depression. Do they teach children about what was done to fellow Americans at that time? We will never learn and grow if we don’t first learn.
Some States (Democratic led), are trying to move on. But the Republican States are going backwards.
RIGHT ON SHILOH! I read Grapes of Wrath (John Steinbeck) as a kid-- saw same movie (starring Henry Fonda). You are SO RIGHT. Okies endured horrors of being chased from their homes due to agricultural practices that left their fields barren & useless (aka: the Dustbowl). High winds & choking dust swept the region from Texas to Nebraska, people & livestock were killed & crops failed. These are not Christians. I don't even know how they can call themselves Americans.
God bless you Shiloh.
Fairy tales help nothing. Your magic book is meaningless. Grow up
@@steppenwolf3252 The problem - even IF a farmer was knowledgeable enough to not engage in practices that were destructive for the highly fertile prairie soil, or had ponds - that did not help them. The storms were so strong that not even planting tree rows to break the wind would have helped. And there would need to be a rain sometime to wash off the dust from the leaves.
Their seedlings in spring, and trees, pastures, and fields were still covered wiht the dust from OTHER farms. Which of course suffocated or stumped plant live. Plus the massive loss of top soil that needed thousands of years to form.
The decades after the native Americans had been driven from the land (after the end of the Civil war the U.S. army had time to deal with them) until the late 1920s were on the wetter side of the natural cycle, the land could tolerate more abuse. It took a time to get to the excellent soil they started with, for the soil structure to be destroyed to the point where it was ready to be picked up by stronger winds. No one had made efforts to plant and water many trees (it is too dry for trees to grow on their own, that is why it was grassland) to break the wind, the settlers were glad not having to deal with tree stumps. They HATED to remove them where they had been before (regions with more rain, that were naturally woods). If you plough they are in the way, with other farming practices one could leave the, until they rot. People still obsess with revmoval of tree stumps when they could simply grow a flower mound on it, plant another tree side by side, build a fairy home or seating out of it.
The dry spells finished off the already damaged topsoils, but this had been decades in the making. The First Nations - if they grew plants knew better about sustainability (it has to last more than 5 decades) - _they_ did not plough, so the soil did not evaporate so much water, the carbon and nitrogen was not lost (reacting with oxygen and going into the air), and it was better protected from the kinetic forces or fraindrops, drying winds, and if it did not rain a lot the water stored in the soil lasted longer - because there was always ground cover.
Clueless European settlers saw the plough and plouging as the height of civilization and in itself justification to take the land from people "who did not know how to use land properly").
No till no plough practices always left the soil covered and did not upend soil microbes when the layers were turned and the web of fungi in the soil disrupted.
In short many practices that are now observed in permaculture.
Are these the same people that don’t want Dr. Seuss books taken out of schools? They need to make up their minds on the whole cancel culture thing.
Can we gather all this nut jobs, alt right Christian's,Alt right militia and others and put them on islands and tell them to make their owned country so the rest of us can FINALLY go back and get the US what it was before(and maybe banned them from coming back to the United States etc.)
Yep! Cartoons, comics & Dr. Seuss are all that will be left in our libraries. Wait--they're shutting down our libraries too. GOD BLESS IT (I try not to say "God dammit" but aaaaaaGH!) What can we do to stop the insanity? I don't know, Mire. ☮☯💞.
@@steppenwolf3252 We have entered the twilight zone
*The twilight zone theme*
@@apple_dragon226 OMG my dragon friend!!--I heard twilight zone theme in my head before I read your 2nd sentence in bold! (I LOVED old Rod Serling "Twilight Zone""--better than updated versions in colour) I never dreamed (nor wanted) to be stuck in one though. Thank you, bro!
@@steppenwolf3252 np I like to used that as a meme to show how idiotic this idiots are in the US and like using other memes just to pissed them off bc it's fun to see after I put it under their comment they don't comment back LoL
Aren't these the same ppl who were defending Dr. Seuss' racist books from his catalog?
Can you imagine a sizable group of ignorant people who are increasingly dissatisfied with how much they DON’T know?
they are called TYT supporters
Easy.....religious fools
I think you made a mistake - who are increasingly SATISFIED with how much they don't know - or that are statisfied with how little they know. wouldn't want to change a thing. Evangelicals have said that openly. When you get too much education "worldly" ideas can enter your mind. They discouraged people going to college. Not sure if they still do - well they have CHRISTIAN colleges .... Making sure that Darwin etc. is not taught. Abstinence as birth control method (the only one spoken about) is very much in the same spirit. Factually - that has not even worked 200 or 500 or 100 years ago.
Teaching student's that histotrical event's did not happen is INDOCTRINATION.
"Teaching kids to think something unquestioningly isn't indoctrination, teaching kids things that might make them question the conservative party line is!"
@@jjmblue7 And what is the conservative party line? That the Civil Rights movement's did not happen. That Slavery did not happen. That Genocide did not happen. That stolen land did not happen.
*students *events
@@cruisinguy6024 haha, force of habit
@@joefernandez7161 Yeah, exactly. Wasn't disagreeing with you at all.
“There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there has always been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.”
-Isaac Asimov
"It is a truism that almost any sect, cult, or religion will legislate its creed into law if it acquires the political power to do so, and will follow it by suppressing opposition, subverting all education to seize early the minds of the young, and by killing, locking up, or driving underground all heretics." - Robert Heinlein.
Been seeing A LOT of quotes freon these 2 authors... some Rand and Vonnegut too.
@@theoriginalNoOne. Ayn Rand is conservative royalty
@Tessmage Tessera I find some of Heinlien's work to be at least good if not great; Stranger in a Strange Land, Friday, Time Enough for Love, JOB: A Comedy of Justice.
I don't really know his life super well beyond the usual he was a nudist and served in WW2 as a radio operator and a journalist. And I agree was a weird guy and he had some views with which I disagree. But I am curious as to why you call him a fascist? No hidden agenda. Just an honest question.
@Tessmage Tessera Just a little more food for thought:
Heinlein was highly critical of fascism.
You couldn't be a fascist and write the novel Starship Troopers.
His over all political viewpoint wobbled a lot over time but he always self-described as Libertarian.
The important thing to note is that this term originally described a left-wing philosophy closely related to Anarchism, before the word was bastardized by the American far-right; he also self described as an adherent to anarchism and Autarchism (Look that one up. I dare you...) at times, which are both far-left concepts, though he undoubtedly would have qualified these somewhat.
He also seemed to have liked the idea of an internationalist world government (undoubtedly a left concept) as well.
But hell, you could have gotten most of this off of Wikipedia with very little difficulty. I have to wonder why you didn't.
These are the same people who protest the removal of statues because it “erases” history. Lol
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Reality is not a right winger's friend.
Whoopsie! How true. Maybe that's why they don't want their kids to learn it...They'll have to defend themselves to their kids when kids look up & ask their parents about their own racist behavior or explain Native American genocide, etc. Yikes!
"We are mothers concerned for our children's education. Stop teaching them things!"
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What THINGS!!??
The TRUTH is education! The rest is indoctrination! I wish I knew some people like you! So proud of your complete and utter ignorance! I can’t believe you people are real! Perhaps I do know some who share your strange way of being, but they have sense to keep that side of themselves secret!
@@marymargaretblumhorst5359 Watch the video and see what these parents are trying to deprive their children from learning.
Slavery was never abolished, it was just reorganized and modified to fit into a modernization of emerging workforce demographics.
I like how these people think that school is the only place kids can learn something. The internet exists. They will eventually learn everything the parents don't want them to know.
Basically modern day book burning brought to you by the right.
Church and state should be separate, as should religion and education..
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”-George Santayana
They do not mind the evil past being repeated - as long as they do not assume it would hit _them._ (that assessment is of course delusional).
And that should make allies worried!
The hero is supposed to be Jesus, but ‘Christians’ don’t like to listen to him.
This isn't ignorance, this is evil.
I don't use that word lightly but you are correct, Sir! It IS EVIL!
These people are not patriots or concerned parents. They are nationalists, like the "Brownshirts" of 1930s Germany.
"Nationalism is power-hunger tempered by self-deception. Every nationalist is capable of the most flagrant dishonesty, but he is also - since he is conscious of serving something bigger than himself - unshakeably certain of being in the right."
- George Orwell
AND, they are BRAINWASHED
The simple reality is, that "if it is true, it SHOULD be taught"...period.
These are subjects that need to be handled by the DOJ by lawsuits and fact checking... Willful ignorance is SPREADING and needs to be contained.
Seahorses: Twist tails together, dance until they match colours and mate for life.
Penguins: Sing, mate for life and take turns watching the kid.
Humans: Arrange marriage, dominate, beat the wife and adulterate.
Yh, I can see why they don't want to teach kids that. Animals are better than humans apparently
If there are young adults that are upset now about the things they weren't taught in school, how is this next generation of kids going to feel about how much less they're being taught?
So glad my developing years was in a stable non American school system. I learned more about America when I wasn't in American schools. And it was straight up how it was...
Believe it or not, I had teachers in TX (90s, before their education system went to hell) talk about how white settlers and the US Army were total assholes to native peoples, hostile or friendly. There was never uproar about it being taught either. I'm sure the Texas revolt wasn't taught completely factual but I was taught truths that are now pissing people off.
what country was your school (if you don’t mind saying)? It sounds great
@@FringePrincess Japan
Me 2, Junko. Even today I get more knowledge from BBC and other foreign news than mainstream media in America (both sides--Fox is media too--I dunno why Trump & his minions miss that fact) Trump pointing out reporters and vilifying them--but somehow Fox, Oan, Newsmax are not a part of the "media" label. WTF?
Yup our schools are horrible govts have been actively destroying public school system to say "look see these dont work defund them give it to religious private schools" its sad that the parents are actively making it worse. Politics should only be in schools as explaining the system and thats theres both sides. AHHHH i hate christians
These moms need to mind their business especially since they don't have children that attend the school or even live in the district.
As a Tennessean it's like watching my state enter its own dark age. One where common sense, logic and any personal responsibility to your community are demonized. I don't know what to do. I want to move out of state but of course in this red state I don't make a living wage. You know a wage that would allow me to move safely. An officer just a country over was joking about hunting democrats down to kill them. The chief of police said his post didn't violate their rules and that police officers put aside their personal politics when they out on a uniform. I'm legitimately terrified living in a state so radicalized.
I'm so sorry you are in that situation. I'm in a blue state, but in a red municipality and a ruby red condo complex. I thought I moved somewhere safe, but you need to be on guard all the time.
OMG, Laughing Storm! That is so scary & that Police Chief should be fired. Words DO MATTER & that was nothing to joke about. I'm so sorry 4 your troubles. It's that sh*t that guarantees hatred and racism growth. How ignorant & EVIL! UGH!
I'm sorry to be so dramatic but I gotta get outta here 2. As a naturalized citizen, I've been thinking about turning myself into ICE & asking to be deported. My dead dad never gave me my papers. I spent more than a yr. trying to track them down (I was told they couldn't find them) but with my luck, I'd probably end up in Honduras! 😱
Schools have to tell the truth in history for students.Both the bad events & things that improved.That is learning.
But they don’t.
This is a concerted effort to preserve the myth of American Exceptionalism.
People have just gone absolutely BAT-SHIT CRAZY
Misinformed
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Getting
Angry
Who'd have thought that kids would get an education when you send them to school?
If my child is old enough to experience racism then yours is old enough to learn about it!
Woooooow. My elementary school's mascot IS a seahorse ....
That’s cool.
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Yet they criticize dr seuss own estate for stopping the publishing of 2 books
Mating seahorses change color until they match? I did not know that and that is the coolest animal fact I have ever heard.
It is very cool, but it probably freaks out the conservatives even more. “If seahorses can change colour, how do other seahorses know who to be racist towards!?”
Yep. I was that smart mouth little brat in school (‘90s-2000s) that reminded everyone every year that Christopher Columbus Day shouldn’t exist, and my annual lecture on small pox blankets was usually featured twice, both before and after Thanksgiving. These are just examples; my annoyance knew no bounds.
I remember feeling really excited when I got to college and other people actually wanted to talk about these things. Then recently, I felt vindicated that there were steps being taken to provide a wider view in public schools….but as we all know, that didn’t last long.
I happen to be white, but I think it’s completely absurd to think that teaching real, factual history could be interpreted as somehow being “indoctrinating kids to hate white people” or whatever such nonsense they’re spewing. I think we should hate Columbus and his ilk. I think we should hate frontiersmen for their massacres. I think we should hate slave owners for their atrocities. Before they started spouting this “indoctrination” nonsense, it never even occurred to me that people would see it as some sort of “attack” on all white people. It’s not. It’s just not. It’s educating young people about things in history that we need to make sure never happen again. It’s challenging the next generation to figure out how we can keep getting better (because there’s still a long, long way to go, and even further now with this nonsensical outrage over history).
And now here’s the bonus: there might be a teeny tiny percentage of those offended little bishes that are weirded out by nature and seahorses, but it feels like one of those deliberate overreaches that will make them seem like they’re compromising when schools only ban the stuff they actually want banned. I could be off on this. It’s entirely plausible they really are next level prudes to the point where they will sexualize seahorses, but it smells fishy to me.
Added bonus content: roughly 1 in 6 hospitals in America are Catholic or Catholic-adjacent, and they are not allowed to provide any birth control whatsoever, so yeah, I wouldn’t exactly call their proliferation into our healthcare system a win.
"I don't understand it, so I'm protecting my kids from it."
-some b_tch from Futurama
Cultivating ignorance seems to be for some people another constitutional right. Is stupidity always a blessing ?
Liberty groups, how ironical. They'll give you the liberty to say what they want to hear.
I thought book banning/burning was against the freedom that women like this claim to love. The hypocrisy in what they say and what they do is so frustrating sometimes because they never see their hypocrisy or worse they don’t care. It wouldn’t be an issue if this was a true fringe group but 25-33% of a population in a country is not a fringe group.
And male penguins protect the egg and hatch it. Oh my God! Ban penguins!!!
I’m Catholic and I love my church but I’m under no illusion that it is perfect. We can’t solve our problems if we don’t face them honestly. What are these right wing groups so afraid of?
Real progress that is equal for all. Maybe?
I teach in Canada and we’ve spent all this week teaching about Truth and Reconciliation of the persecution of our First Nation, Mėtis, and Inuit (FNMI) peoples over the past 350 years and our FNMI children in Residential Schools on Orange Shirt Day. We had a federal Truth and Reconciliation ‘holiday’ in honour of this day. Today was the biggest year for this because of the children found buried at some of the residential schools this year but is started with 215 in Kamloops, BC. We want all students to be taught about our painful past to ensure it never happens again.
Well, Canada is obviously a better country than my usa. We will never admit how we exterminated just about every native American. And we "appropriated" all of their land. And they are still on reservations. Some don't have running water or electricity!
And they say the left is full of snowflakes.
The leader of that mom’s group obviously watched waaaaay too much “Animal Kingdom” growing up. Jesus.
these karens who don't even have kids in the school districts they are morally policing.....
perhaps we should start policing churches we do not attend.
The Inquisition threatened to burn Gallileo on the stake if he didn't retract. They burned Giordano Bruno (a Catholic priest) alive for daring to say that the stars are actually suns like our own and that other planets revolve around them. That's how "kind" the Catholic Church was.
Well. Now we have actual parents joining in on the 'dumbing down of American' effort!
These women need therapy. They need jobs and a life that isn't tide up in controlling every aspect of their children's lives. This is how serial killers are made.
What is wrong with these people? I'd like to know too!
Man, seahorses are super underrated sea creatures. Dolphins, sharks, whales, and all different types of other fish get all the press attention, when seahorses are the monogamous nuclear family tailtwirlers. Seahorses need better publicists.
“Those who don’t know history are destined to repeat it.” philosopher George Santayana
And those who DO know history are doomed to see it repeated while screaming "We've been on this ride before, STOP IT WE KNOW ITS NOT GOOD AAAAAUGH" and being ignored. :(
Didn’t the Catholic Church apologize in 1992 for what they did to Galileo? If the church can apologize, what’s the problem with teaching about it? Knowledge is power.
If we stop teaching history in school, wouldn’t that hurt us more, as a society? Because, black families will still tell our side of our story, to our children.. so will the Jewish people, to their children, and so on.. and now we have a society full of people with issues towards one another, based on the one sided stories they’ve learned at home.. and now schools aren’t around, to explain the full stories, nor the fact other ethnicities have had their own traumatic experiences...
Spot on, Luccien! Those who refuse to learn their past are condemned to repeat it.
@@steppenwolf3252 trump mentioned that same quote at one of his speeches 🤭
@@falkorornothing261 WTF! This is beyond insanity. Yet if anyone were to challenge Trump about his quote--I'll bet he'd say "Fake News" or ignore them. Politicians always "spin" but this is worse than George Orwell's, "1984" book--up is down, black is white, & we are forbidden to see what's right in front of us. How will we survive such madness? Peace to you Falkor, my sibling.
_"If we stop teaching history in school, wouldn’t that hurt us more, as a society?"_
Today's Republicans don't care about hurting society.
Well said!
If these parents have so much issue with what a school teaches, why don't they just home school? They have the option.
They're far gone, but not so far gone that they want to spend more time with the monsters they bred.
100%
These are the same mothers that expect girls to be completely covered up because their sons will be tempted.....
These are the same people who would have defended the Roman soldiers who Killed Jesus because it paints law enforcement in a negative light.
American talibans basically. And for those who think that's an hyperbole, just wait and see
It’s Tennessee, so of course the patients are running the asylum….
'A country without a memory is a country of madmen.'
George Santayana
The horned lizard really does squirt blood out of it's eyes, so wtf is her objection to that!?
Then again, y'know that someone's gone from nuts, to crazy, to bat-shit insane, when they've spent weeks writing out a detailed, 7 page spreadsheet full of nuttery goodness...
Seahorses find their babies under cabbage leaves in the garden, left there by the Stork.
And, remember, the Catholic Church officially decided that Galileo was right only about 20 years ago!
First came Escape from New York, then Escape from L.A. and finally we will have Escape from U.S.A
"I shut down the third world, you win they lose. I shut down America, they win, you lose. The more things change, the more they stay the same." - Snake Plissken
Seahorses are "sexy" ? Damn, I missed that! My parents never told me about the birds and the seahorses ....
These are the same ignorant people who say EVERYTHING GOD MADE IS PERFECT....except seahorses.
That or seahorses are made too perfect.
@@icewolf6062 LOL!!! RIGHT!!
I'm English but I still know in the past we were awful to the Indians, Welsh, Scottish, Muslims and countless others because we wanted to take over there land. It's just history and important to know about
So, people who tried to prevent a black girl from going to school in 1957, are the same people who are opposed to their grandchildren learning about how they tried to keep a black girl from going to school in 1957🤔🙄🤨 #RubyBridges
Sounds like these parents didn't graduate from middle school.
They want freedom... from reality.
....AND THERE WAS A LITTLE THING CALLED THE INQUISITION
"Don't take down my racist statues!! Stop trying to rewrite our history"..................... Ban Galileo! Ban Seahorses! LMAO
They just feel more empowered but they are the same old unreconstructed daughters of the confederacy still rewriting history
When telescopes are outlawed, only outlaws will have telescopes.
Thank you for all you said
These people do know that the rest of world can and will teach the true history of America right?
Thank Tantalus that these kids have access to the internet and they are *definitely* going to look all this stuff up now! Great job, Moms!
And Christians wonder why I quit following the church.
I'm Christian and think these people are evil
Will the idiocy ever end? 🤦♀️
Unfortunately probably not. All we can do is hope and work towards something better
What kind of sicko is threatened by depictions of sea horse mating practices?
A really stupid one
Holy crap, confusing kids at school with words they don't know!? They might have to *gasp* look it up and learn something!
ANOTHER LANGUAGE GASP!!!
so much for being against cancel culture
A few weeks ago I was blocked from FaceBook for 3 days for calling some Americans dumb, you just proved my point. Not teaching history and nature like this in schools will lead to a generation or Americans who have little knowledge of the world around them. Keep up the good work!
Wanna make their heads explode? Tell them that penguin eggs are also tended to by the males instead of the females.
What!?!? That's Critical Race Theory!!!
Lol. I read the seahorse book to my almost 5 year old about a month ago and never once did I think about getting all hot and bothered about the tantalizing content that I was exposing my kid to. Man these moms have way too much time on their hands. They should really just homeschool their kids with all that time. Then they can not discuss reproduction of any kind at all, or any uncomfortable content for that matter.
Seahorses? Sexy? They're cute but sexy? SMH.
The likely object because their males carry the embryos not the females. This is just not within their poisoned brains ability to understand.
I was thinking the same thing....cute yes but sexy are you freakin kidding me. The new generation already lack common sense as it is never mind lack manners. Keep not teaching them and in a few years chimps will be more intelligent than humans. Imagine a child having a temper tantrum cause they will view a seahorses as a mini Godzilla. It's bad enough to witness a 29 yr old calling Mommy to find out how to do her laundry. I knew how to do that by the time I was 7. Or you have a neighbor knock on your door cause their toilet is over flowing and they don't know what a plunger is never mind how to use one. Then a neighbor who's stove catches on fire and she didn't know you have to clean it. Or a neighbor who thinks you can turn off a high riser for heat and cuts it releasing all the steam and burns his face off. No joke...true stories. What are Mom's teaching their children today... ABSOLUTELY NOTHING EXCEPT HOW YO BE RUDE AND ENTITLED. Sad fact of life when a child turns into an adult and is completely clueless as to how to be self sufficient.
"What they might discover, is the country has NOT moved past these things"! that is the central point to these protests.
Those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it
Learning about Ruby Bridges and watching the dramatized movie about her in class as a child deeply impacted me for life. That’s why they want it gone