Florida's Snowflake Law

Matt Dillon said:
Idk what's going with DeSantis and this bill, seems ludicrous. However, thx for the link as it provides me a cudgel to beat CRT advocates about the head with. Good stuff!

"Critical race theory is a way of thinking about America’s history through the lens of racism."

So why is that necessary in 2022, hmm? :rolleyes:

It shits all over MLK Jr.'s legacy, I'll tell you that.

Children will just be children until Democrats inject racist bullshit into the equation.
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MLK is revered today but the real King would make white people uncomfortable
Yet, this new, more compassionate America is just as intolerant when Black Lives Matter demonstrators flood into the streets to protest police brutality. Of course, if teaching Black history wasn’t criminalized as critical race theory, more people might know that the Selma-to-Montgomery marchers’ original intent was to confront their governor about police brutality – namely the murder of Jimmie Lee Jackson by an Alabama state trooper. The people who believe the NFL should have kicked Colin Kaepernick out of football for his “un-American” protests would have really loathed Roberto Clemente, who persuaded his teammates to protest King’s death by refusing to play on Major League Baseball’s opening day in 1968. They were furious when Clemente told his local paper: “If you have to ask Negro players, then we do not have a great country.”

One does not have to reach back into the historical archives to explain why King was so despised. The sentiments that made him a villain are still prevalent in America today. When he was alive, King was a walking, talking example of everything this country despises about the quest for Black liberation. He railed against police brutality. He reminded the country of its racist past. He scolded the powers that be for income inequality and systemic racism. Not only did he condemn the openly racist opponents of equality, he reminded the legions of whites who were willing to sit idly by while their fellow countrymen were oppressed that they were also oppressors. “He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it,” King said. “He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it.”


But now that King is dead and gone, leaders like Ted Cruz and Ron DeSantis will sing hosannas for MLK while demonizing Black Lives Matter and critical race theory as Marxist, un-American race-baiting that poses a threat to American values. It is no coincidence that Alabama’s governor George Wallace described King as “perhaps the most dangerous racist in America

https://www.theguardian.com/comment...al-king-would-make-white-people-uncomfortable
 
Matt Dillon said:
All that should be taught in school. Black and white children shouldn't be taught the white ones are "Oppressors" and "privileged" and the black ones were "Horribly abused and are owed something" when they had no control over any of that.
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Odd I was never taught to feel that way. Nor is there any example of that happening. I was a teacher/sub for a few years. And my friend is a teacher in Florida. We have not seen anything remotely close to that.

CRT is designed to divide America. Please people, do not fall for this bullshit.
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So you say.

It's unwritten that we all know it's bullshit where I live, but I get the vibes from most people they know it's bullshit.
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When you present it that way, yes we know it's bullshit. So fortunately that doesn't happen anywhere in any public schools.
 
guno said:
MLK is revered today but the real King would make white people uncomfortable
Yet, this new, more compassionate America is just as intolerant when Black Lives Matter demonstrators flood into the streets to protest police brutality. Of course, if teaching Black history wasn’t criminalized as critical race theory, more people might know that the Selma-to-Montgomery marchers’ original intent was to confront their governor about police brutality – namely the murder of Jimmie Lee Jackson by an Alabama state trooper. The people who believe the NFL should have kicked Colin Kaepernick out of football for his “un-American” protests would have really loathed Roberto Clemente, who persuaded his teammates to protest King’s death by refusing to play on Major League Baseball’s opening day in 1968. They were furious when Clemente told his local paper: “If you have to ask Negro players, then we do not have a great country.”

One does not have to reach back into the historical archives to explain why King was so despised. The sentiments that made him a villain are still prevalent in America today. When he was alive, King was a walking, talking example of everything this country despises about the quest for Black liberation. He railed against police brutality. He reminded the country of its racist past. He scolded the powers that be for income inequality and systemic racism. Not only did he condemn the openly racist opponents of equality, he reminded the legions of whites who were willing to sit idly by while their fellow countrymen were oppressed that they were also oppressors. “He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it,” King said. “He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it.”


But now that King is dead and gone, leaders like Ted Cruz and Ron DeSantis will sing hosannas for MLK while demonizing Black Lives Matter and critical race theory as Marxist, un-American race-baiting that poses a threat to American values. It is no coincidence that Alabama’s governor George Wallace described King as “perhaps the most dangerous racist in America

https://www.theguardian.com/comment...al-king-would-make-white-people-uncomfortable
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That's why thousands of whites marched with MLK Jr. in the Civil Rights protests, right? Even Nifty Niblick says he did.

It would have gone nowhere without overhwhelming white support, fucktard.

It's the difference between being right in America and Communist fucktardism that wants to tear down everything all white and black Americans have ever accomplished.

That's the diference. With MLK Jr., we all came together. With CRT, we're all being divided. MLK Jr. was a black American from GA, not some Communist country divider. :nono:

Nig-uhh please. :laugh:

If you don't get the humor in that, you suck!


I notice Sly has a Jewish medallion. Any comment, gumbo?

Sly is a real nigguh! I love it! He's a man that believes in the good stuff.

Translation: Sly is a great black man that spreads a positive message and believes in what he says and does. He wants people to love each other, not hate. I admire him.
 
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Darla said:
DeSantis has gone full snowflake in an attempt to protect the feelings of his delicate little flowering supporters:

"A bill pushed by Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis that would prohibit public schools and private businesses from making white people feel “discomfort” when they teach students or train employees about discrimination in the nation’s past received its first approval Tuesday."


https://apnews.com/article/business...AP&utm_source=Twitter&utm_campaign=SocialFlow
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SO YOU SUPPORT RACIAL DISCRIMINATION??


NOT A "SNOWFLAKE LAW"; IT'S "FUCK YOU RACIST ASSHOLES" LAW....
 
anatta said:
An individual, by virtue of his or her race or sex, does not bear responsibility for actions committed in the past by other members of the same race or sex.
(which is what CRT does with "systemic racism" charges)

An individual should not be made to feel discomfort, guilt, anguish, or any other form of psychological distress on account of his or her race.”

The bill is called “Individual Freedom.” Republican Sen. Manny Diaz, its sponsor, said it is not about ignoring the “dark” parts of American history, but rather ensuring that people are not blamed for sins of the past.

“No individual is inherently racist, sexist or oppressive, whether consciously or unconsciously, solely by the virtue of his or her race or sex,” Diaz said. “No race is inherently superior to another race.”
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Awwww, does talking about slavery make you a widdle uncomfy? LOL, yep, snowflakes.
 
AProudLefty said:
Odd I was never taught to feel that way. Nor is there any example of that happening. I was a teacher/sub for a few years. And my friend is a teacher in Florida. We have not seen anything remotely close to that.



So you say.



When you present it that way, yes we know it's bullshit. So fortunately that doesn't happen anywhere in any public schools.
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So you're from FL?
 
anatta said:
its much worse then "thinking thru the lens"..it starts with the premise white people are oppressors - simply because you are white.
being white - no matter your life actions -still makes you an "oppressor"

That is the basis for the more actionable "systemic racism" - since that means equity and not equal opportunity is the remedy
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CRT is only taught in higher education, not K-12, and is a scholarly look at history through the lens of how race impacted laws.

you're an idiot anatta.
 
Grokmaster said:
SO YOU SUPPORT RACIAL DISCRIMINATION??


NOT A "SNOWFLAKE LAW"; IT'S "FUCK YOU RACIST ASSHOLES" LAW....
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CRT is not taught taught in K-12, and the demonization of this academic method used in higher learning is being employed as a reason not to teach about slavery, Jim Crow, etc. Raising a generation of morons who will grow up and vote for people like DeSantis and Trump.
 
Concart said:
Awwww, does talking about slavery make you a widdle uncomfy? LOL, yep, snowflakes.
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It's all fun and games until your grandkid comes home from school all beat up by black kids because the teacher described how evil the whites are that day, amirite?

Hello? Is anyone home, McFly?

Yes, that is exactly what you are actively advocating for.
 
guno said:
MLK is revered today but the real King would make white people uncomfortable
Yet, this new, more compassionate America is just as intolerant when Black Lives Matter demonstrators flood into the streets to protest police brutality. Of course, if teaching Black history wasn’t criminalized as critical race theory, more people might know that the Selma-to-Montgomery marchers’ original intent was to confront their governor about police brutality – namely the murder of Jimmie Lee Jackson by an Alabama state trooper. The people who believe the NFL should have kicked Colin Kaepernick out of football for his “un-American” protests would have really loathed Roberto Clemente, who persuaded his teammates to protest King’s death by refusing to play on Major League Baseball’s opening day in 1968. They were furious when Clemente told his local paper: “If you have to ask Negro players, then we do not have a great country.”

One does not have to reach back into the historical archives to explain why King was so despised. The sentiments that made him a villain are still prevalent in America today. When he was alive, King was a walking, talking example of everything this country despises about the quest for Black liberation. He railed against police brutality. He reminded the country of its racist past. He scolded the powers that be for income inequality and systemic racism. Not only did he condemn the openly racist opponents of equality, he reminded the legions of whites who were willing to sit idly by while their fellow countrymen were oppressed that they were also oppressors. “He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it,” King said. “He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it.”


But now that King is dead and gone, leaders like Ted Cruz and Ron DeSantis will sing hosannas for MLK while demonizing Black Lives Matter and critical race theory as Marxist, un-American race-baiting that poses a threat to American values. It is no coincidence that Alabama’s governor George Wallace described King as “perhaps the most dangerous racist in America

https://www.theguardian.com/comment...al-king-would-make-white-people-uncomfortable
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Absolutely! They are so stupid they've fooled themselves into believing they would have supported King, or that he would be here "liking" their posts. They live in a very terror-filled bubble of stupidity.
 
Darla said:
CRT is only taught in higher education, not K-12, and is a scholarly look at history through the lens of how race impacted laws.

you're an idiot anatta.
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CRT has now be redefined to include any and all white mans grievances. Oh, they are picking on me because I'm white. Anatta doesn't even understand what systemic racism is. He just immediately jumps to playing victim. Systemic racism is racism that is inherent in the system regardless of whether those running the system are racist or not. He doesn't have a clue.
 
Matt Dillon said:
It's all fun and games until your grandkid comes home from school all beat up by black kids because the teacher described how evil the whites are that day, amirite?

Hello? Is anyone home, McFly?
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This one is giving anatta a contest for that SDE crown. Could you be any more terrified?
 
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Concart said:
CRT has now be redefined to include any and all white mans grievances. Oh, they are picking on me because I'm white. Anatta doesn't even understand what systemic racism is. He just immediately jumps to playing victim. Systemic racism is racism that is inherent in the system regardless of whether those running the system are racist or not. He doesn't have a clue.
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I agree, and so well said.
 
Darla said:
This one is giving anatta a contest for that SDA crown. Could you be any more terrified?
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I ain't scared at all. However, there's no reason for future generations to have to endure any more bullshit than I had to when I was in school.

CRT adds an extra layer of bullshit and could likely blow up in those pushing its' faces.
 
Darla said:
"my black friend".

It's like racist Bingo here.
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Oh! So you are jelly you didn't inherit a house free and clear like he did. Too bad for you. It's not our fault you're a product of white trash in America that never accumulated any wealth whatsoever.

Neither one of us. Or his brother either. It's like white trash jealousy over here.
 
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