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On 2026-02-03 9:00 p.m., BTR1701 wrote:
> On Feb 3, 2026 at 3:10:16 PM PST, "Rhino"
> wrote:
>
>> 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.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/2018004991579926529/vi
/avc1/1080x728/AnVBEOD1TwTRV0VK.mp4
>>>
>>> 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.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/2017538837719977984/vi
/avc1/360x640/Mho012_QgQgOVFGG.mp4
>>>
>>> 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.
>>>
>> 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:
>>
>> 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:
>
> Back during the Saint Floyd of Fentanyl (may peace be upon him) riots, LAUSD
> teachers and staff were taking the kids out of class to participate in BLM
> marches. Some of the kids preferred to stay in school because they either
> didn't agree with the cause or because they just didn't feel comfortable or
> safe among screaming communists, but they were forced to march by the staff.
> They weren't allowed to stay in school or decline to participate.
>
> It got a lot of publicity and thankfully there was some sanity left and the
> school board demoted the principal and disciplined the school staff members.
> Not for allowing the kids to protest, mind you, but only for forcing the
> stragglers to do it against their will.
>
>
The rot is particularly deep in the institutions of "education". There
needs to be a major purge throughout all levels of these schools of
indoctrination. Give the zealots and idealogues their pink slips and let
them try to make their way through life in a way that they don't get to
brainwash the young and impressionable. I bet a couple of years of doing
honest work would do them a world of good, psychologically, and let them
see how many of their ideas are total horseshit.
--
Rhino
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