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   On 2026-02-01 4:52 p.m., BTR1701 wrote:   
   > A disturbing new trend is emerging across the country, where proto-communist   
   > school staff are guiding very young children, some no older than   
   > kindergarteners, in protests against ICE and President Trump.   
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   > One woman in Auburn, Washington, pulled up to her daughter's middle school to   
   > find the school staff had allowed the entire 7th grade to walk out of the   
   > building, flood into the streets, and start harassing random drivers who   
   > wouldn't "honk for the cause", the cause being, of course, the 'progressive'   
   > agenda.   
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   > The woman walked into the office and removed her daughter from the school   
   > entirely, which is really the only thing you can do at this point, since the   
   > government isn't holding these leftist lunatics legally accountable for their   
   > daily political indoctrination of the children under their care.   
   >   
   > The mother raised a very valid question: If a bunch of students decided to   
   > walk out of class and protest for gun rights, or to outlaw abortion, or just   
   > in support of the president, would the staff be so blasé about it? Would   
   they   
   > allow it at all? Of course they wouldn't and everyone knows it.   
   >   
   > The reality is there is no constitutional right for a minor to walk out of a   
   > school during school hours (or for the administration to facilitate and allow   
   > it) with no parental notification ahead of time. Schools aren't even allowed   
   > to take kids out of the building to visit museums without obtaining parental   
   > permission ahead of time. My parents had to sign a release for the school to   
   > let me leave campus and walk down the street for lunch when I was a high   
   > school senior. Sending the kids out to possibly clash with the police and   
   > random citizens over a highly contentious political issue? GTFO   
   >   
   > Those school employees may have committed a crime in allowing it, especially   
   > given the violence surrounding the protests right now. School staff have a   
   > legal duty of care for the students entrusted to them and it'd be awful hard   
   > to argue that allowing 7th graders to flood out into the streets during   
   school   
   > hours and harass passing drivers over a highly controversial and often   
   violent   
   > political issue is not a prima facie breach of that duty of care.   
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   Teachers at the biggest school board in Canada, namely the Toronto   
   District School Board, got themselves into trouble a couple of years   
   back for their role in facilitating student involvement in   
   demonstrations. I heard about one school that sent students on a field   
   trip to "observe" a protest over the lack of clean drinking water in   
   Indian reserves. And when they got there, it turned out the protest was   
   dominated by the pro-Hamas crowd and the kids got handed protest signs.   
   That obviously took it was beyond "observing" and into participating.   
      
   A Jewish group wrote about this in one of their newsletters:   
      
   https://thecjn.ca/news/oct-7-toronto-student-protests/   
      
   Some of these demonstrations actually BEGAN on school property! These   
   "educators" are clearly a lot more interested in indoctrinating students   
   into their ideological mindset that getting information in some way that   
   is even remotely neutral. They are trying to create revolutionaries, not   
   educated citizens.   
      
   It's gotten so bad in Ontario that the Minister of Education has limited   
   the powers of some of the worst school boards and put them under direct   
   ministry control. The Minister is demanding steps be taken that limit   
   the power of trustees to implement measures that cater to specific   
   groups and makes the school boards more answerable to parents and students:   
      
   https://www.cp24.com/local/toronto/2026/01/20/toronto-school-boa   
   ds-open-new-support-offices-to-address-concerns-raised-by-students-families/   
      
      
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