teachers should keep their politics out of the classroom. PERIOD. Doesn’t matter if it’s the left or right, just don’t do it.

@thejoker3151

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly, tell them how things are and dont put any ideologies in it, no matter if its right or left!

@shaneblackwood9052

2 жыл бұрын

No, every Public Servant should keep their politics out of all work places.

@bobson3014

2 жыл бұрын

What counts as politics? Is saying the holocaust was wrong politics? Is saying that Jim Crowe laws were wrong a political opinion? Is saying that female pupils should be allowed an equal say during debates political? The answer to those questions is yes, so are you saying that teachers should just avoid those subjects and be punished if they fail to do so?

@itsirish9582

2 жыл бұрын

I remember on my first day of 6th grade my teacher started out by asking if anyone was from conservative family's and telling us she voted blue. I hated her (not bcs of political beliefs she just sucked)

@dekardkain5469

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobson3014 Oh, drop it cupcake. You guys use that as a smokescreen and we're not buying it anymore. Saying you don't want your kids to be taught that they're LITERALLY EVIL because they have white skin doesn't mean we don't want to take a side on Jim Crowe - and you know that. It's the same way you lot use "hey, there should maybe be sane limits on abortion" and claim we want women to go back to an alley and coat hanger - or that if we want to reform social security we want grandma to eat dog food. Your card has reached it's limit - and we're now officially declining it.

Anyone who tells a child "don't tell your parents" IS A. P R E D A T O R

@ScrappyXGC

2 жыл бұрын

This

@MacNCheezeWhiz

2 жыл бұрын

Normally I would agree but what if you get their mother a gift, & you don’t want her to know. Lol I am kidding, they always are

@kitalalaris

2 жыл бұрын

They've either offended in the past, or are a future criminal with intent to commit.

@siobhanmorrison3561

2 жыл бұрын

Yup, one of the first lessons I taught my girls is if anybody ever tells you not to tell mommy or daddy you need to tell mommy and daddy immediately, nobody should ever say or do anything to you that they want you to keep secret.

@tammylaronde8593

2 жыл бұрын

Yup

Tell your children that if ANYONE says "don't tell your parents" that they're doing something bad and they SHOULD tell you IMMEDIATELY.

@christophergillette7167

Жыл бұрын

This is so utterly terrifying to me. How… HOW can a person push this on kids and not get arrested?

@mushroommagic1697

Жыл бұрын

@@christophergillette7167 Those idiots are very manipulative and play the victim and are loud, this is why they are taken seriously by the idiots in the upper positions.

@reinaldocaraballo4657

Жыл бұрын

Told all 3 of my precious babies that if they are threatened made to feel guilty told that love is a myriad of descriptive vague words told me and mommy will die be arrested or killed taken away or kidnapped or anything wild and absurd to question to doubt to not believe to come to us with anything and everything no matter what

@brianmiller2075

Жыл бұрын

Scream out Stranger Danger!!!!

@Holden_McGroyn

Жыл бұрын

"I was like and she was like so he was like, and it's like..." Was it "like" or _was_ it? These teachers have obviously never mentally matured past the level of the students they choose to teach/indoctrinate. Like, totally.

I live in Britain. This American teacher had us one day as a substitute. She was constantly going on about how the American education system was better than the English one and how Americans do things better than British do. I asked her "whyd you come here then?" She said she was afraid of a potential school shooting as they were rife in her state. I replied "not so perfect then is it?" I got an hour detention

@jvask33zie

6 ай бұрын

I'm allergic to dairy

@JinxMarie1985

5 ай бұрын

❤ you were right!! And the American school system is one of the worst if not the worst ever. These people know nothing and can't think for themselves and its indeed a SYSTEM

@michaelxz1305

5 ай бұрын

At gunpoint?

@NathanDavis508

5 ай бұрын

@@michaelxz1305 yeah. Start of the villain arc. Pretty sure she’s doing 10 years now

@HackersSun

3 ай бұрын

Sweet gob, sorry you had to deal with the self righteous bint

Those "teachers" belong in psychiatric wards, not in children's classrooms.

@wj00312

2 жыл бұрын

And yet, they keep getting hired, while parents sit by & do nothing.

@thefool8224

2 жыл бұрын

you misspelled graveyard

@TransRoofKorean

2 жыл бұрын

Parents don't hire them, unfortunately. More notably, just like the quality of our cops is horrible, the quality of our teachers is horrible *_because the quality of Americans is horrible._* We're an utterly failed, degenerate society. Damn commies managed to totally undermine everything that ever made Americans great.

@garouuchiha4041

2 жыл бұрын

When I become president of the United States of America in the future, I will make them into a psychiatric mental institution hospitals, etc.

@seraphkorr2290

2 жыл бұрын

Or in a padded cell... on fire.

I used to hate my small, country town but the more I see things like this, the more I appreciate our little gossip-ridden, country county.

@kristenadorno

2 жыл бұрын

Amen to that! We live in rural Georgia and I’m praying so hard it doesn’t make its way out here… we were trying to move into the best school district but in the end we opted for a small country school system. Screw the test scores… I’d rather my kids be in a small country school that doesn’t have the best of the best scores and just keep working with them at home to teach them more rather than put them in a “woke” school system with high scores!

@Kuricapitalist

2 жыл бұрын

Fucking same! When I graduated I moved out to the Seattle area (from Wyoming) and my god it was so different. At first I didn’t mind it all because the weather was great, the food was great, the convenience of everything was awesome. However, the people felt detached. They weren’t necessarily rude or anything but they weren’t as, idk, homey? Like to me they didn’t seem to hold the same value towards their home as people did where I came from. I did eventually move back home and I do in fact enjoy it more than Washington State. Convenience isn’t all there and if you wanted to go shopping at nice malls or whatever then you’d have to drive between 30-60 minutes to get anywhere. But it’s home. Everyone here is friendly. Everyone here is armed. And we all go about our daily lives without the our state government or the federal government interfering with our lives.

@sabl6381

2 жыл бұрын

Funny, I grew up in rural GA and moved out to WA after college. I'm back in a sane, red state with my first baby on the way. We are planning to homeschool because this evil IS making its way to rural schools near you.

@Googazon_Twitterberg

2 жыл бұрын

By the time I came to appreciate my small community it was too late. The liberal assholes had already started migrating and bringing their garbage ideals with them. Time to move on, I guess..😥

@chaundramiller5438

2 жыл бұрын

I love small towns

Retired teacher here. This makes me sick and if I found it was going on in my district, I'd have to protest. There is such a thing as too personal to share with kids. This stuff crosses the line. Let kids be kids and stop using them for political means. UGH! My head is exploding!

@HackersSun

3 ай бұрын

There's lawsuits for something like this, and it's ok for something like this???

The whole "they/them" pronouns thing is so ridiculous. I feel sorry for kids that are raised to walk on egg shells around their own teachers. 🤦‍♂️

@avyay9818

Жыл бұрын

I mean in this context I completely agree, don't get me wrong, but from a grammatical sense people have already been using they/them to refer to a singular person, such as "Who left their pencil on the temple", or "When a person does something, they are ... ", instead of not using a pronoun or saying "he or she" or "his or her", which feels awkward to many people.

@heatherjo2747

11 ай бұрын

nothing wrong with being a lil ridiculous 😝

@DarkEclipse23

8 ай бұрын

@@avyay9818true. Except it’s based on context. Even then you would never properly use “they” in reference to one person. Their/his/her doesn’t matter unless context was given. If you’re talking about one person you’d never say “they” and instead use “his/her”. The only time you use “their” in that context is in reference to some orher groups possessions. Like. “She petted their dog” in reference to a family or group’s dog. “She lost their keys” because she lost another groups keys. The only time people use “they” otherwise is in writing when you’re trying to disguise the sex of a character. If the sex is known you use either he/him/his or she/her.

@avyay9818

8 ай бұрын

@@DarkEclipse23 No that’s not really true, it depends. In formal speech that is true, but many people don’t say “his or her” in colloquial speech, especially younger people, since it is longer and more cumbersome than just “their”.

@michaelxz1305

5 ай бұрын

I wonder which kids get an A in those classes

"I don't think I'll ever understand why adults feel the need to do this..." Because they're not adults, they're emotionally deranged children.

@junior.von.claire

2 жыл бұрын

They’re both. For example, the world would be better off if Putin was a child. He wouldn’t be in charge. Ultimately, sane adults might visit their schools, not just boards, and VERY calmly protest.

@The_Sunny_One

2 жыл бұрын

Bro I read this as she was saying it it was kinda creepy

@Ned-nw6ge

2 жыл бұрын

On point. That weirdo with the bad haircut and blue earring literally talked in a way a little child does

@tylerskiss

2 жыл бұрын

That describes 75% of them.

I don't want to know my teachers sexuality or political affiliation. I'm there to learn about science and history not learn about them

@trilight3597

2 жыл бұрын

Now I don't feel bad about how little they get paid.

@zephsmith3499

2 жыл бұрын

@@trilight3597 Not so little everywhere. Where I live (a semi-rural county in CA) there was a lot of debate about teacher pay about a decade ago, and when the local paper got the data, they found that the median salary for some districts was around $70K a year (for less than a full year's work) - meaning that half the teacher made more than that. A decade ago. At that time, many were making substantially more than social workers with similar education, for example. Some teachers are poorly paid, I'm not disputing that. But do NOT assume that's true of all teachers everywhere. Check your local situation.

@zephsmith3499

2 жыл бұрын

@@trilight3597 Oh, and beware of setting salaries too low, such that it attracts too many people who mainly see it as a way to promote their political agendas (pitch: you get to shape the next generation in your own image, and it also pays much better than McDonalds, with many benefits). We need professionals who don't need to be ideologically motivated in order to take the job.

This happened to my sister. Her school allowed her (F11) to change her name and gender without informing my parents for a full year. As it turns out she was part of a group of friends who created a sick sort of trans ring, where they all brainwashed each other to change gender. I have never seen a healthy girl's confidence deplete so fast. She went from being a normal kid to having social anxiety, depression, an incredible amount of insecurities and using selfharm as a coping mechanism. All by the time she was barely even a teenager. Is it time to pull children out of schools yet?

@GnarledSage

Жыл бұрын

No. It’s time to reclaim schools for the children and get this degenerate bastards out. It’s amazing that kids today don’t even know how to properly read or do math, but, they’re experts in feelings and entitlements.

@CronDon93

Жыл бұрын

Oh but if you have a problem with it you're a bigot who hates your child. Yeah right.

@CronDon93

Жыл бұрын

This is why I'm afraid to have kids these days

@kimberlyhicks3644

Жыл бұрын

There is a homeschooling movement sweeping the nation right now. As a former teacher, I have been advocating this for years.

@aqtpotato1674

Жыл бұрын

Honestly, just take her to a therapist who isn't so lenient into an ideology (left or right) and will help her without pushing any sort of agenda.

These teachers who call their class “their kids” instead of “their students” think their job is to be a parent to these children. Their job is to respect the wishes of the parent, not keep things from them.

@1ofCornPopsBigBadB_____ez

Жыл бұрын

Their job is strictly to TEACH these children. And in order to do that u have to work with the parents. Telling children it's okay to keep secrets from your parents is interfering with our ability to properly parent OUR children. Not to mention it's just plain creepy predatory behavior !

@michaelxz1305

5 ай бұрын

No they don't think they are a parent.. They think their job is to protect kids from their parents. That is what is so scary. Because they know if the parents get involved early there's a much higher chance things won't progress to transitioning.

"Why do so many unstable people teach kids?" Because they are bullies = the only people they can push around are children.

@MissShembre

2 жыл бұрын

@CoherentRamblings While crying at the same time that they are being oppressed/bullied

@StrawHat6

2 жыл бұрын

@@MissShembre Yeah, I know a lot of the Christian teachers tried to play victim when I called out there proselytizing during my public education days. They were some of the biggest snowflakes. I mean, if you tell me I'm going to hell I'm going to respond in kind. It's only fair.

@Strainj1

2 жыл бұрын

I truly believe that the vast majority of the teachers who are actually good at teaching children have gotten the hell out of the system for their own sanity....... the only ones that remain are either forced to for financial reasons, feel there is no other choice, oppressed beyond caring, a robot, or mentally unstable in some way. The profession of teaching stopped being about actually teaching many decades ago. It's sad because there are so many people who are naturally good teachers, and so many people willing to learn - and we've created a system that oppressed both, and only encourages the madness we now see today.

@ThePathStrider

2 жыл бұрын

Also, they are children themselves. Does an adult need this much validation?

@StrawHat6

2 жыл бұрын

@@Strainj1 I had a few good ones, but they were few and far between. It's not hard to understand why. As a society we have never valued teachers enough. IMO, too many people are either looking back at what used to be, or have really fanciful ideas of what should be. Not a lot looking at what could be. The information age has already changed humanity irrevocably, and not enough of society has actually caught up to what that means. As an old guard coming from BBS and ICQ I can't help but look at this weird Web3-ish with a sense of, "Can ya'll get past the new and shiny phase of global telecommunications so we can actually build something cool. I'm ready for the next generation Wikipedia, not the next iteration of a crappy computer that fits in my pocket."

The teacher crying hee eyes out about how she never "feels more loved" then when she's with "her" kids, should scare you. That should scare you a lot. They're not her children and they shouldn't be her source of validation and love. I feel loved when my tiny infant son tries his best to give me a hug and a kiss in his clumsy little way. Because he is my son and I am his mother. When a teacher is substituting her parents and their affection with your children, it's time to reconsider your life choices.

@savannahm9943

2 жыл бұрын

It’s so damn weird. If you work with kids then you should understand their psychology. Kids will accept anything. They are what you call… impressionable. To find it heartwarming that you politically influenced a prepubescent child… It’s just creepy. I’m not sure if it’s genuine ignorance or malicious denial about her power over the children.

@hannemalkorf9702

2 жыл бұрын

@@savannahm9943 as contradictory as it is, it's both: they know they are having this power and i fluence over their pupils. But since they believe they're on the "right side of history", they don't see it as a bad thing. They themselves were, after all, brainwashed in college first.

@timothylogan3525

2 жыл бұрын

I'm going call you by whatever the hell your DNA is. THAT'S THE SCIENCE. Just because you're delusional doesn't me I have to agree to share it.

@vihaandas4346

2 жыл бұрын

@@timothylogan3525 honestly I feel like trans ppl are valid as long as they just say "No I don't have a Y chromosome, but I want you to act like I do because of some mental problem" (yes I am calling gender dysmorphia a mental problem, deal with it). Its when they start to get offended bc I called someone who, to most people, sounds like a she/her (bc, yknow, 90% of trans ppl don't actually seem like they're the gender they want to be at first glance) and when they start to shove their gender down my throat (don't take that sexually). Nonbinary and genderfluid ppl on the other hand, confuse me to hell and I somehow find it impossible to understand them.

@malindemunich2883

2 жыл бұрын

Just to clarify the "her" kids thing: That's very common verbiage among teachers and has been since I was a kid in the '80s. Heard friends' parents who were teachers refer to "their" kids all the time. Teacher friends of mine (who are zero parts creepy or lefty) use "my kids" today. I don't remember specifically, but when I was a youth minister, I'm pretty sure I referred to those kids as "my kids" a time or two. It's not a possessive born of false parentage but of responsibility and bonding.

Sydney is the channel you didn't realise you needed to binge until you stumbled upon it.

@livlaine

Жыл бұрын

this is me RN!

My school literally didn’t let any teachers express ANY political opinions, obviously to avoid influencing students

@silviaconsonni586

10 ай бұрын

Exactly! When I was in school and somebody was joking about hanging political party flyers, the teacher - a sane leftist, now seldom to find- said "wait! No! I can be held accountable for this. It's propaganda"

@NibNa5ty

10 ай бұрын

Same for us. My teachers we just that. My teachers

If your child’s teacher is also a social media influencer, chances are 9 times out of 10, being a teacher is their second passion in life.

@acaciablossom558

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what happens when you call mere people “heros” without merit. There are some excellent teachers who changed children’s lives. But if I were them, I would have left the field by now from this infuriating idiocy.

@ethanwhisman5459

2 жыл бұрын

Oh God take me back to when I was in school and I was running I ran like God was it was it like 500 races that year one year I think it was the year before my girlfriend died best schedule keeper I ever What I was doing 10 years ago I was doing today I would be straight up with these teachers I'd be like I don't have time for your pronouns honey I'm too busy I'm too tired Because there were days where I had to be on airplanes at and fly fly out to a race where my team was already waiting for me because I was in school cuz I still went to And I missed a lot of school at times especially for big dart races and other racing events that I was involved in big races especially that paid well And I I know there was a few at the time I wouldn't call him left his teachers but you could notice that they were there but I wasn't huge into politics at the time I was just way too busy

@mthewolf1095

2 жыл бұрын

@@acaciablossom558 I believe that it all started when we started to give out participation trophies. Then telling everyone they are great without merit. We took away competitiveness. YOU ARE RIGHT about the 'hero' thing too.

@Esperologist

2 жыл бұрын

I would argue that it is more like 176th passion in life... because if it even came in the top 10, they wouldn't be teaching idiocy.

@Esperologist

2 жыл бұрын

@@mthewolf1095 Participation trophies didn't get rid of competition... it got rid of effort. Competition says that only winning matters... second place still loses. Effort says that winning doesn't matter if you still get results. Put another way, if you are competitive and you come in second then it is devastating. However, if you are hard working, you realize that if you are 10th best and still getting paid good money, that is fine. I know there are people better at the job I do... but that doesn't mean I should quit. But I also don't need to be the best... just good enough to not mess it up.

The closest we ever came to knowing anything personal about our teacher was if they were Mrs. or Miss

@mistypedhi

Жыл бұрын

Right. One time a teacher told me she was not fat, she was pregnant. That's as personal as it ever got.

@princessmolskiii

Жыл бұрын

Yup and maybe just seeing a wedding ring or them mention husband, it was never this bad

@BlueFireDrakka

Жыл бұрын

yeah, the most "personal" I've ever been with a teacher is hearing a couple of those "one time when X" stories most notable was one about how my English teacher worked in a restaurant once as a cook/chef and it only came up because we were watching a modernized Macbeth Movie. apparently they were "huge party animals" when out of work. god I wish society would relearn that a Private life is supposed to be Private

@NathanHedglin

Жыл бұрын

Not mine. She was MZ mullet.

@kpoponbeet

Жыл бұрын

But you still always called them miss lol (or at least I do)

When I was a kid, my teachers told me to actively avoid people like this... What happened... 😶

@michaelxz1305

5 ай бұрын

It's called institutions getting captured

I’ve been a teacher for 20 years. You are absolutely correct. We were taught to push our value systems. Fortunately I was raised right and my values are work hard and listen to your parents.

I was born in the 60's, I cannot recall a single teacher EVER sharing information about their relationships with students. If students asked about personal relationships (boyfriends, spouses, etc.), the teachers immediately changed the subject back to the "subject" we were there to learn.

@daverussell457

2 жыл бұрын

The good old days, when everything was normal

@moosedawg71

2 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY! I was born in the 70s and same thing, the most we knew about any of our teachers was if they were married or not or if they had kids. Even for the ones that were gay, we always kinda just knew, but regardless, we were raised not to ask those questions because it wasn't any of our business and that shouldn't even be discussed in school. We weren't there to be pals with our teachers and vice versa. Same with college, and I even went back to college in 2000-2005 and still, NONE of my teachers ever spewed all their personal baggage on us, not even if they were asked. It was the same thing, they changed the subject or outright told you it was none of your business...as it SHOULD be!

@lewlavabra6811

2 жыл бұрын

went to school circa 2005-2010 and it was more or less the same thing. sexual orientation, political affiliation and general private life of our teachers was never discussed in classrooms. they would sometimes "open up" during school trips, but it wasn't much. whatever is happening now (and it looks mostly like a USA thing bc i haven't seen it in europe) is very new.

@blackfire0x0

2 жыл бұрын

I was born in the 90s and we didn't do this shit and yes, the teachers did the same thing ask them about there personal life's and they changed the subject back to the job at hand.

@MistakenForIris

2 жыл бұрын

Sadly now the teachers are there to indoctrinate, use the kids as a therapist, and I wouldn't be surprised if they try to sleep with the kids.

This is all really really really creepy. I’m a 90s kid and grew up throughout the 2000s. I don’t remember ever learning anything personal about my teachers. Except for when one got married and was gone for a week on her honeymoon. The fact that these teachers are showing up to school, talking about their personal lives with kids and seeking validation from children is odd at best and predatory at worst.

@CourierSixMojaveExpress

2 жыл бұрын

I feel the same. I was also born and raised then and i find this weird.

@marjorie4310

2 жыл бұрын

There is this push to “bring your whole self to work”. My millennial friends seem to think this is a great idea. I think it sounds like a circle of Hell.

@benbunyip

2 жыл бұрын

You got it right. As a teacher, you have to keep a bit of distance between you and the kids and respect the role you have with them. Also, kids will smell weakness from a teacher in a second, and this is weakness.

@benbunyip

2 жыл бұрын

@@marjorie4310 Kids don’t like it either. You feel like you’re getting hit on by your teacher.

@whoamiforever7741

2 жыл бұрын

Me neither iam 2004 kid and school was normal idk what happened 😐

Damn, this is scary. How are they getting to do this? No wonder our scores have gone down. And the way kids treat their parents and other adults. This is not ok.

When I was little, I loved Sesame Street because everyone just blended-in. I loved all the other kids regardless of skin colour or religious believes. Now as an adult- people are pushing me away and punishing me for being nothing but accepting. It’s grossing me out

It says a whole lot about someone’s mental health when they seek affirmation from children. Incredibly high levels of narcissism and self delusion

@soomi5667

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah that really is weird,, like why are you trying to feel validated by children? It’s just strange to me.

@marinavasquez8813

2 жыл бұрын

Agree

@cardescomedioses3674

2 жыл бұрын

they need children to agree with them, because no one with the actual capacity to argue back would agree with them

@FriedRice3519

2 жыл бұрын

and mental illness. Even the saying goes, "(Kid says something stupid bc it's obviously a kid) = They are just kids, they hardly ever know what they say" bc it's true, but crying and feeling emotional and validated bc of what some moronic 7 yr old said just so you can give them more candy, that's true mental instability and a sign maybe you should not teach or be around children if you take them that seriously.

Children are absorbing information and regurgitating it back to you because they love positive feedback from adults. They don't understand how the world works, so they are counting on adults to tell them when they get it right. When you tell them they got something right, it feels amazing to them, so they will repeat that hoping to gather the same feedback. Ergo, they will agree with you no matter what you say. If you are wrong, but you're an adult talking to kids, they won't challenge you. How do TEACHERS not understand this!?!

@screamingopossum7809

2 жыл бұрын

A transgender child is like a vegan cat. We all know who's making the decisions.

@RepubsWannaMarryKids

2 жыл бұрын

@@screamingopossum7809 are you just randomly being a bigot for no reason? I failed to see mention of trans before you replied.... dude wtf wrong with u?

@RepubsWannaMarryKids

2 жыл бұрын

this is rly stupid. I always challenged adults in my learning environment, and it lead me to taking college early not being misled about the world

@ALJ9000

2 жыл бұрын

@@RepubsWannaMarryKids It’s still influencing the child negativity

@screamingopossum7809

2 жыл бұрын

​@@RepubsWannaMarryKids Because of how childrens minds work, they literally cannot be trans until they're well past puberty. Children reflect what the adults want to see from them. If the adults around them praise a boy for acting like a girl, then the boy will act like a girl to the highest extent they can. They will even go so far as to chemically castrate themselves because thats what the adults told them is best for them. 10 year olds do not have the life experiance to know what they'll want to to do in their 20s or 30s. They are doing it because the adults around them are saying "It's what's best for you". This is why we don't allow children to legally consent to things, because they literally don't know what they want. They can't vote, own a gun, or legally have sex, but they're allowed to chemically castrate themselves by taking hormones/hormone blockers? lol ok. It's not bigotted to say "Let them see if it's a phase they'll grow out of" because for a rather large majority it is. Society is telling girls that if they have "boyish" tendancies then they should either transition to a boy or at the very least be non-binary. ALL based on stereotypes of what men and women are. If they still think the same way when they're 20, then fucking let them do whatever they want to their own body. They're of much better mindset to make that perminant desicion than an 8 year old is. There's also no reliable sources that say that if they transition younger the suicide rate goes down, because theres no correlation at all.

I’ve gotten the impression that families are quietly leaving public schools and enrolling their kids into private schools to avoid lots of what public school kids are being required to learn.

@cpthornman

Жыл бұрын

Or homeschooling

@DeltaDanner

9 ай бұрын

All of my friends who have kids or are planning on it have said they’d rather home school their kids than send them to public school and would send them to a private school if they could afford to

"The person who teaches my pecan coloured kid that they're somehow oppressed because of the colour of their skin would be absolutely wrong and absolutely at war with me ". That man is a fucking hero

@andrewshaughnessy5828

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely! I would buy that man a drink.

@raixxi

Жыл бұрын

As an Indian guy living in UK I totally agree

When I was in school, I didn't know my teachers first name, age, sexuality, marital status or anything... I didn't feel like I missed out on anything.

@kymo6343

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but some kids are curious and will ask about certain things about their teachers. I don't think teachers should make a big coming out to their students or answer questions about sexuality, but I also don't think there should be any problem with a female teacher saying she has a wife or a male teacher telling them he has a husband, if they ask. Beyond marital status though, teachers don't need to share anymore details about their love lives with students.

@gueundhrb1702

2 жыл бұрын

@@kymo6343 cap, nobody give a fuck about them teachers

@alsaunders7805

Жыл бұрын

Yep🤓🍻

@alemunnoz

Жыл бұрын

@@kymo6343 yeah, if the teacher says "oh, I'm sorry I'm late cause I had an accident. But everything's fine, and I'm here now" that's kinda personal, but it's fair to say it and it's fine to talk about your private life when it interfered with your job, with not so many details ofc. This thing they are doing is not it. If they're teaching art, teach the kids some art. Ask them to put some colors on the paper and talk about the materials you'll use. That's what I want from teachers 😭 your pronouns and your sExUaliTy are irrelevant. Actually, queer or straight.. I'm afraid of any adult talking about fun sexual matters with my lil kid.

@MsJimmysgirl

Жыл бұрын

exactly ... I didn't care about the personal life of my teachers that wasn't why I was there I was there to learn period.

"it's a parent, not my boss... so I don't answer to them..." A parent is your guardian until you're 18, which means they have complete control of your life within reason-pretty much the ultimate boss. Anyone who tries to make children think otherwise is likely brainwashing them and should be treated as a predator.

@SaltyShaman

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. To be blunt, I see this as all grooming behaviour. Speaking as someone who was 'groomed' (unsuccessfully) as a 10 year old. That and the pornography they're sneaking into school libraries. This is a dark path put in place by bad people.

@charginginprogresss

2 жыл бұрын

Also, a teacher has to listen to parents to an extent. Otherwise they fail as educators for their sons and daughters. I personally would search up that teacher's generalities not much to doxx her or anything, but just to see if her principal shares her same line of thought or not...

@countskippy

2 жыл бұрын

Well, it also doesn't help her argument that the revenue stream for public schools (which, I'm assuming she's a part of) generally comes from government budgeting that goes to said schools for salaries/buildings/supplies/etc. So, her bosses are getting THEIR money for HER salary/job from the government, which...you guessed it...comes from the very parents that pay taxes in the district she teaches in. Those parents are absolutely people she should be listening to. Too bad we've seen a bunch of school systems as of late stop listening to the parents at all. Not even just the individual teachers.

@Minodrec

2 жыл бұрын

This attitude of putting a boss authority over familiy bound scares me.

It takes a village to raise a child. NOT THE VILLAGE PEOPLE ! 🤦‍♀️

It really should not have ever been possible for anyone to sit up in a classroom and talk about their sexual preferences to kids.

@michaelxz1305

5 ай бұрын

Yeah but anyone who tries to talk about that who is in a position to help will get cancelled

If that teacher in Japan was really doing that in a Japanese classroom, she'd be deported within a week. She's just spouting all that nonsense for TikTok clout.

@datslayinprincess9616

2 жыл бұрын

Thankfully Japan has screening tests before deciding if that person will go on to teach there. I know someone who tried to do just that years ago. She posted on Facebook about how she was gonna teach about white privilege as her teaching topic on the screening test. Had praises from a couple teachers who liked that idea and wished her well.. (those teachers were white and had no clue what japan would want). Weeks later, she learns she failed the screening, not thinking of how the topic contributed to the failure. She instead applies for China's teaching program and gets in.

@scientchahming5

2 жыл бұрын

Yay! Japanese war crimes!

@emberfist8347

2 жыл бұрын

Yep Japan doesn't let any teacher talk about their war crimes.

A teacher's job is not to constantly be seeking emotional validation from children.

@amandawilkinsontarot7096

Жыл бұрын

👏👏👏

“I’ve never felt more love from the kids” And I’ve never felt more stupid for being at school.

@gojira4life

Жыл бұрын

Meanwhile her parents are wondering where they went wrong while making an appointment with their notary. She's gonna be so surprise when she discovers she's no longer a legitimate heir.

A whole bunch of people who have achieved little and have been ignored found a way to be noticed and be "heroic". This is what we get for not allowing children to stand out amongst their peers. These people just want to be noticed.

There's something inherently evil in forcing a child to make public what was supposed to be intimate. Talking in class about your orientation under peer pressure as a minor, there are going to be negative effects on your self-esteem, self-worth, and, yes, on your identity.

It's is truly unfathomable that we went from "stay in school kids" to "pull your children out of school" all within the span of a year.

@someperson9999

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah but when you pull them out of school, and they don't go to college, there is less of a chance to rectify this problem.

@JSFRD

2 жыл бұрын

@@someperson9999 Why is not going to college a problem? It doesn't matter anymore if you have a degree or not

@finferrime8953

2 жыл бұрын

@@someperson9999 Yea I so want to waste money on that....... sorry I'll take my trade job that will always be needed and in demand thank you. *Also college is no different the hiring staff is woke too and so is the high/middle/ele schools what has to change is the populations tolerance and drop this "let live" bull that got us this way.

I was homeschooled, it was terrible and I vehemently hated anyone who did that to their kids. Now I'm changing my mind, not such a bad idea at all.

Of all the answers listed in the survey, there's not a single one that says "prefer not to answer". You can't make the choice to not even participate...

It’s so creepily odd hearing a child talking about LGBTQ stuff. It just doesn’t feel right since they shouldn’t even know about this until they’re older

@james44mag31

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, I agree 100%! Children should be left to be children! Enough said!

@killertruth186

2 жыл бұрын

@Dan Banny To me, when they call "allies" or "alliance". They are actually wanted people to be more vulnerable and helpless.

@killertruth186

2 жыл бұрын

@Dan Banny I had heard about one former trans story and he is completely right.

@CelestialExility

2 жыл бұрын

eeh, i disagree. I'm 12 and i think knowing about the disgusting people is useful so i know how to avoid them

@MarcyTrivette

2 жыл бұрын

@@CelestialExility smart kid.

If you "Don't have a gender", then why does it matter if someone misgenders you with the incorrect pronouns? We shouldn't be having this discussion in the first place!

@kyrman6038

2 жыл бұрын

No we shouldn't be but here we are nonetheless. This is what a Godless society looks like and we have barely begun the descent to the depths of these dark waters. Miserere Mei Deus.

@jeredalmeida1880

2 жыл бұрын

@@kyrman6038 Let's not get carried away here. No matter what our beliefs might be, at least they aren't contradictory. I'm not a religious man, however I respect religious people for at least having some structure and devotion to their practice. The oxymoronic nonsense that these people are forcefully preaching goes far beyond any sense of logic and reasoning.

@toni2309

2 жыл бұрын

I mean, a lot of agender people use only they/them pronouns.

@jeredalmeida1880

2 жыл бұрын

@@toni2309Doesn't matter. When you still have a large group of them who still get offended over a petty semantics game, you're always on your back foot. I bear no hatred toward the community, but I absolutely HATE walking on eggshells. Plus don't I have the right to not be forced to preface my identity with "Cis"? It's a 2 way street.

@XM8A1

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeredalmeida1880 it's a highway imo. If ur gonna get on, choose one of the two ways. If u don't wanna go either way, hop off ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

These people would never be in a leadership role in any other job🗑 giving teachers a terrible name

Wow, some of these people are really into recruitment and have zero respect for parents.

Imagine having a factory of mental illness teaching our kids and expecting our kids to come out of it normal. Home school your kids, before the damage these fools do is irreversible.

@tokofukawap4055

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think thats the problem, I think it's the kind of mental illness that determines that. For example a teacher that has some form of anxiety or depression should not have a huge impact on their teaching, but most of these people appear to be indoctrinated into a cult like political movement and not a mental illness.

@sanfera5644

2 жыл бұрын

@@tokofukawap4055 These teachers are certainly an interesting mix of propogandas and mental illnesses. I don't know which starts where, but I don't like this for sure. Either way, I think homeschooling is a better alternative than... whatever this is.

@healingthroughchrist1988

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine it becoming normalized and accepted.

Moral of the story: Never let a narcissist teach young children. Or a psychopath for that matter.

@paulallen8109

Жыл бұрын

Then might I suggest you go on a witchhunt on the most popular youtubers. Moral of the story: You can't tell a narcissist or psyhopath from your average Joe if your pitiful life dependend on it.

@JDdr86

Жыл бұрын

@@paulallen8109 Well said.

@Tisbilly

Жыл бұрын

Oho I’ve got a few stories about narcissistic teachers

@anomaly9156

Жыл бұрын

I don't think a psychopath would be as bad as a narcissist...

@arned432

Жыл бұрын

@@anomaly9156 Probly yes and no I think. After a some time you spot narcissist but not psychopath before it's to late. And sociopath is probly the best. Yes they play a diffrend game but most of them have standards.

These people should all be in straight jackets

In my experience, most of us teachers are out here just doing our best to teach our kids the academic content as well as life skills like perseverance & problem-solving. The teachers I watch on TikTok are sharing helpful classroom tips or making me laugh with relatable stories. Most of us are not this narcissistic.

When did accepting kids that are different turn into fully brainwashing them into believing they are? Imagine all the wonderful things these children could do with their time instead of trying to figure out how to refer to their teacher as they/them.

@Riv3rJordan333

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly It’s selfish and robbing these kids of their innocence and their creativity.

@Newcenturion100

2 жыл бұрын

It whatever you just said makes no sense. Even after reading it twice lol.

@evildoughboy7773

2 жыл бұрын

I still say the age to be teaching kids about this crap is right around 13, when their bodies naturally hit puberty. Of course, you also tell them about intelligent choices, safe sex, and personal responsibility.

@UnprofessionalProfessor

2 жыл бұрын

@@Newcenturion100 Is English not your first language, or what?

@Newcenturion100

2 жыл бұрын

@@UnprofessionalProfessor Actually Sarcasm is my first language.

This is the best ad for homeschooling I have seen in a long time. Beyond that, parents need to start filing lawsuits and criminal charges for the outright treason that is being forced into the heads of the kids, producing confused kids who will become confused adults, unable to function in the world and unable to hold our nation together.

@yoink128ify

2 жыл бұрын

They're literally grooming them. It's not innocuous

@edwardpaulsen1074

2 жыл бұрын

@@yoink128ify Indeed... in a couple of years, they will have a new crop of willing and unquestioning "partners" for their wanton desires...

@zdd22fixes47

2 жыл бұрын

They can, and should be, charged with THE corruption of a minor/s ! The use of symbolism in indoctrination! It's all child abuse..

@MrRabiddogg

2 жыл бұрын

@@yoink128ify Yep, right out of animal farm

@wj00312

2 жыл бұрын

Theres a bunch of stuff parents should be doing, but can't be bothered to actually do it.

Anyone else remember when the personal life of your teacher was never brought up To the point it would be a surreal experience to bump into your teacher out in public

I feel bad for students who are taught by these "teachers" especially as a future educator.

The fact they're allowed to bring their sexuality into a classroom is just plain wrong.

@Pisceswildfire

2 жыл бұрын

Its predatory

@yamahaypvs11

2 жыл бұрын

No wonder Russia wants to keep the west at arms length

@annjames1837

2 жыл бұрын

What it is worse are parents handing over their children to these morally corrupt failing government schools.

@unseenvirt4672

2 жыл бұрын

Yea but you only think that its wrong if the sexuality is not straight. No chance you'd have a problem with a teacher mentioning their wife/husband if they were straight. So you dont have a problem with sexuality in a classroom just LGBT topics mentioned in classrooms. Feel free to prove me wrong...

@unseenvirt4672

2 жыл бұрын

@Lacie Gould Of course no teacher would discuss what they're attracted to in detail.. don't attack something that is obviously not the case. In the case of pronouns, (which are discussed already cause you know English lessons exist) how would the students know to refer to a teacher by their pronouns and name if they weren't made aware they exist ? Subsequently if no effort is made for at least minimal LGBT education, questions are sure to arise, students are not sheep. My "leftist" ideology is a difference of life and death for many students and if you think school is only teaching math etc you're naive, it's a big part of personality development and opinion forming which should be diverse. School should be safe for ALL students to develop and visibility helps a lot. The opinions of parents should come second to the safety of the students.

When I was in school not even 10 years ago my teachers weren't allowed to tell me what political party they're in... These people need to get kicked out of all schools and vetted

@Kriegerdammerung

2 жыл бұрын

You mean there was no liberty 10 years ago? and when you say "weren't allowed" by whom? I would like to know

@sui495

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kriegerdammerung I think that is more related to conversing things that are appropriate for a school classroom to discuss.

@Danosauruscrecks

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kriegerdammerung no I mean that teachers actually had to do their jobs and teach unbiased facts over having coming out parties and teaching kids improper grammar. And the district would not allow it, it's actually really straight forward. You weren't allowed to influence the students with your own bullshit, you had to teach them exactly what was going on and let them come up with they own conclusions. It's probably why you seem like a wet match in a dark cave while everyone else is blazing bright like the sun

@Kriegerdammerung

2 жыл бұрын

@@Danosauruscrecks For example I was taught at school that "George Washington was a hero that fought for independence and liberty" they never told me "he died being the master of >1000 slaves"... unbiased where? my b4lls were unbiased. WHEN education was unbiased, mate?

@Kriegerdammerung

2 жыл бұрын

@@sui495 I tell you what is happening here. Back in the 1990s the right-wingers were king, they would teach with their bias unopposed, unhindered. THEN the generic left got a foot in the field, little by little they move forwards... now the game is open and since "those who abandon lose" the right-wingers pull a Neymar and protest to do their sh1t, they are angry at more voices than their own being listened to. For example in the 1990s they would teach "Bill Clinton was the Xth president of the United States. Period" NOW they teach "Bill Clinton is actually a terrorist, he bombed a med factory in Somalia and it triggered the deaths of 20,000 people who could not get medicines during floods and natural disasters". And the right cry a sea of tears, because now the game is open.

Yep definitely not moving to America.

I legit thought my teachers lived at the school when I was a small kid. Why do they feel the need to discuss their sex lives with their kids?

"I can do anything I want and I teach that." Felt that on a spiritual level.

@dueinuremom5082

2 жыл бұрын

I like some of your KZread videos and I must say, I did not expect to see your comment here. Good day to you sir!

@karlizkool350yt

2 жыл бұрын

Yooo Shady! Wasn't expecting to see you here lol. Love your vids, keep it up man!

@ThinWhiteAxe

2 жыл бұрын

I love that guy and am so proud he is from my state lol

@rollfizzlebeef1779

2 жыл бұрын

@@dueinuremom5082 Shady Doorags has eyes and a functioning brain. He's a treasure even if he didnt have Hank Hill vids

@commentfreely5443

2 жыл бұрын

the kids will fail if they don't play along with the teacher's pronoun shit. they all need firing and restraining orders.

These "teachers" are underdeveloped adults (basically children), I was of the impression that school was to teach children the basic tools to function in society. This is fucking crazy I cant believe this is going on in real life.

@thehatter9400

2 жыл бұрын

I barely learned anything in school besides elective classes of foods in high school. Though this was in the early 2000s, grad of 2013, I didn't have to learn thing woke bullshit. Probably would if I was an idiot and went straight to college.

@junior.von.claire

2 жыл бұрын

Child abuse

@TheMica1616

2 жыл бұрын

It’s weird, it’s like they become school teachers because they feel kids are their peers. Like the one teacher crying over the 8 year old being more “accepting” than their parents. Like, ummm… get the hint.

@karldaniels1400

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheMica1616 You're totally right, it seems as though they crave validation another childish trait and because any adult worth their salt would tell them to remove their head from their asses they get it from young impressionable kids this is so sad. These people need therapy.

@lokithecat7225

2 жыл бұрын

Since these "Teachers" were taught Garbage they, in turn, teach Garbage.

Why the frakk are we *asking children what their SEXUALITY is* ?!?!?!?!

taxes should not go to schools that do any of this

Take your children out of school. Homeschool them, talk with your partner and see what you can do to make this happen. Your children will thank you. -a homeschooled kid

@kristenadorno

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve been working on trying to convince my husband to agree to home schooling our kids. My daughter is 3.5 and I’m already panicking about her starting school. We live in rural Georgia so our school systems haven’t gone super woke yet but I know eventually it’ll make its way out here. I’m determined to keep them out of public school one way or another!

@sabl6381

2 жыл бұрын

@@kristenadorno Do it. I'm from rural GA originally and last week my dad said a 10-year-old girl down the street now claims she's nonbinary. There is no end in sight with this social contagion.

@nildaluzrodriguez

2 жыл бұрын

Unholy one... Home schooled. Hmmm... Good advice though. Bar none.

@SaltyShaman

2 жыл бұрын

@@kristenadorno perhaps find other like minded parents in your area and look into teaching groups. It takes the pressure off and enriches things for all :) Best of luck!

@sofiabravo1994

2 жыл бұрын

@Daisy Mae tell me you know don’t most conservative parents without telling me.

Imagine being an adult and crying over the 'validation' of an 8 year old who is literally too young to even understand what they're saying. smh

@alexrennison8070

2 жыл бұрын

You spelled “nonce” wrong.

@moonlitspider2827

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexrennison8070 Yeah, trying to watch my language on here so I don't get banned like I have from everywhere else.

@Franky566

2 жыл бұрын

@@moonlitspider2827 i have been banned 8 times... get on my level. (hah)

@moonlitspider2827

2 жыл бұрын

@@Franky566 Yeah, I didn't make any other accounts after I got banned.

@johndough5192

2 жыл бұрын

@@moonlitspider2827 same here, it’s not even worth having any other accounts. It’s just absolute negativity. It’s like we are in the twilight zone now mixed with Salem Witch trials and Sodom and Gomorrah all wrapped into one giant bundle of insanity.

These people shouldn't be teachers. Clearly narcissists who are abusing their power over kids as a source of narcissistic supply. Disgusting.

@rexflamevermillion5527

10 ай бұрын

is society living in the twilight zone........

In the UK, teachers are LEGALLY REQUIRED to be politically impartial. Why does that not happen in the US?

As a teacher myself, it's embarrassing to be associated with nutjobs like these. Our job is to teach students the standards that have been put in place (whether the standards are good is a whole other subject). We have to prepare students for the next grade level and real life.. not shove political ideologies down their throat, no matter if you're right or left. The best teachers I had, I wasn't sure what their political views were..

@seemlesslies

2 жыл бұрын

And.....this is why teaching is fucked. Because even you as a teach don't get it. It is literally impossible to keep your views and biased out of anything you do especially when you're teaching children. You said it yourself to teach the standards. Who makes those standards? Who's to say those standards are morally right? School isn't about learning it never has been it's about control and socially intergrading the next generation. I didn't learn a damn thing in primary school 9/10 times. I went onto be an aerospace engineer.

@bandgeekforlife406

2 жыл бұрын

Same here, on the neutral teachers front. One of my favorite teachers taught AP Government. He made it a point to be so neutral that we couldn't tell what his own political views were. Today he'd be labelled "right-wing," though, because while his specific views were unknown, he was unabashedly patriotic and loved the Constitution. As to his effectiveness as a teacher- there were two AP Gov classes, with at least 30 students in each class. Most of us took the AP exam. Everyone who took the exam passed it, most with 4's and 5's, and since those tests are graded on a curve, it means that we had learned the material far better than most of the rest of the country. I wonder if he's still teaching...

@imapolemicist2239

2 жыл бұрын

So do you speak out when you find people like this in your school?

@killertruth186

2 жыл бұрын

I used to be a student and graduated in 2010. And I am so glad that shit didn't exist in my time. Because most people don't think about using it as a weapon against friends and families with an ideology that could destroy the foundation of this country. And yes there was still problems in those times, they may sound really bad. But they are never as close as this.

@laurenfazenbaker9777

2 жыл бұрын

As a teacher....you're part of the problem. The solution is 1776

The thing about "preferred pronouns" is that they aren't about accepting yourself, but demanding that other people accept you in the way that you demand

@Mobius118

2 жыл бұрын

For real. I just asked a “trans” individual in another video to not call me ‘cis.’ He lost his MIND (though you can’t lose what was never there) even though I was simply asking for the same respect he was asking for. So your comment is absolutely on point. Thank you for coming to my rant

@aarontynne6004

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mobius118 Yeah see, that's the point where I deliberitly go out of my way to trigger the shit out of them. I like to remind the 'protected groups' that we can be just as mean-spirited and vile if they choose to engage that way. Gives me a few laughs too, all is good in the world again.

@kateshiningdeer3334

2 жыл бұрын

As Jordan Peterson said, it's compelled speech. I shouldn't have to back up your delusions. (I say that because I firmly believe the VAST majority of those identifying as trans aren't. I support those who demonstrate that they actually are. Just to clarify.) Secondly, I don't remember who said it for sure, but this stuck: "I shouldn't have to do more work on your transition than you did." If you see someone like Blaire White, you're automatically going to default to she/her pronouns, because that's how you automatically identify her when you see her!

@jenswurm

2 жыл бұрын

But but but i identify as the world's greatest soccer player! Everyone must affirm me as such otherwise they're hateful bigots!

@sct1111

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mobius118 I hate the word cis!

its obviously worse than i thought....definitely

"Segregating to be inclusive". People literally forgot what words mean.

A big distinction is: Parents have kids Teachers have students When this is violated by teachers referring to their students as their kids, it throws red flags.

@janetsnakehole4255

2 жыл бұрын

i’d agree but both my parents were teachers and teachers have always referred to them as “my kids”, not literally believing they’re their kids but just kind of mixing “the kids” and “my class”. easier to say, i guess.

@ruthannemarie2668

2 жыл бұрын

I say “my girls” when I refer to the 2nd grade group I teach at my church… Because They call me “my teacher” so I call them “my girls” It doesn’t make them less of their parents daughters… they’re just also in my care sometimes

@robc9662

2 жыл бұрын

Reminds me of what happened in the Catholic Church - I imagine unless we lose all control of freedom of press that in like 10 years down the road we will see the truth

@samfordja

2 жыл бұрын

Potato potato. I said that the kids in my class where my kids, because I was responsible for their education while in my class but never considered them mine to manipulate them to go against their parent's religion or political leaning. The red flag is when I see teachers talk about how they came out as gay, trans, bi, or anything LGBTQ+ or manipulate kids to start playing pretend as if it's a reality.

@PaulGirdlestone

2 жыл бұрын

I often refer to my students as my kids. But that is just because it is easier and a common term we use. Anyone who uses the term my kids because they feel that their students belong to them should be fired immediately. I have authority over my students yes, but in no way do I hold any ownership over them.

I was inside College to become a teacher and also a preschool teacher and I tell you: they’re TEACHING the TEACHERS to be like that! It’s so awful that it makes me want to cry.

@josho225

2 жыл бұрын

teachers who teach teaching are birds of a feather, just more experienced (sadly)

@thedorklaird9562

2 жыл бұрын

Do still plan on becoming a teacher? Would it be possible to push back against this to protect kids and support parents?

@PriscilaKlopper

2 жыл бұрын

@@thedorklaird9562 Whole problem is the whole structure. Like directors, coordinators... Public schools are a mess. Some of them really mean well, but they're brainwashed already! It's sad. :/

@thedorklaird9562

2 жыл бұрын

@@PriscilaKlopper if I've learned anything, it's that bureaucratic power structures are almost always the source of the problem. Do you plan to ply your trade at a private or charter school? Or perhaps another path?

@maggiemay945

2 жыл бұрын

i graduated in 1997 and it was going on even then. the system needs to collapse. they aren’t educating anyone anymore

you may not be employed by parents, but parents are your customers, and children the project you're being hired to work on.

These people should not be allowed to "teach" children. Especially all of these "teachers" that have all these special "pronouns".

the teacher's job is NOT to get validation from students. quite opposite, actually

This is one of the most important issues of our time. Teachers should NOT be leaning on their students for emotional support, or the other way around. This is sick

@kenshin7315

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine giving your child away to some foreigner and complaining afterwards that the foreigner is doing something with/to your child that you dont like. How about not giving your child away to someone in the first place? If you give your child away, then dont be surprised at what comes with it, you gave it away after all. There is no one other to blame than yourself. But its not a surprise that most people are allergic to accountability for their own choices/actions. If you want your child to learn something, teach it yourself.

@Mailed-Knight

2 жыл бұрын

@@kenshin7315 Do mean stranger? Not foreigner.

@kenshin7315

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mailed-Knight Yeah i meant to say stranger

@HateIsJustice

2 жыл бұрын

If the world was perfect, sure. But both sides are human, and sometimes the people we're suppose to rely on and depend on for support aren't there for us. I was very fortunate to have many teachers I could talk to openly about difficult issues I couldn't with my own family, just being told someone was there for me if I needed it was a great help at times. For many children, school sometimes end up becoming a safe haven for them away from the dangers of their own home life. The issue is very grey unfortunately, and that's why some of the lunacy we're seeing more often now on social media is considered ok when it may not be and potentially harmful to others in many ways. It's one thing to let your students know a bit more about your public identity, it's another to force it onto them though...

@zephsmith3499

2 жыл бұрын

@@HateIsJustice Very good point. We need to remember that most of the woke folks are well intentioned, trying to do the right thing, and want a better world. They are not inherently evil people. And many of the practices and precepts likewise grow out of positive precursors, but then jump the tracks and go rogue. To give an example, when I was young the saying was "sticks and stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me". Of course that's not literally true, but it represented an aspiration of learning to be less easily hurt by mere words. When applies reciprocally, this precept supports reciprocal free speech as well. Then a few decades ago there was the helpful recognition that some kids are badly damaged by "emotional abuse", even without sexual or physical abuse. Alas, that positive recognition turned into a slippery slope. Many people in an argument used a weaponized version, accusing the other person of emotional abuse when the label was not accurate. Gradually the difference between having hurt feelings and being harmed was eroded. The self-esteem movement was a psychological fad which has mostly been abandoned in psychology, but left a major impact on a generation (or more) of kids raised when it was popular. And eventually neo-progressive politics really weaponized mutations of the concept, treating disagreement as violence because the person being disagreed with might feel hurt or a decreased self esteem. Now, even "silence = violence" is a common protest poster. The original roots of the changed perspective were largely positive; emotional abuse is real. But then as political movements weaponize the concepts, they morph into pernicious incentives to cultivate real or pretended fragility, as a low effort approach to gain more power over others. Today, some students claim they suffer damage if a speaker they object to is allowed to give a talk on campus - even on a different subject and only to willing listeners. Even people with positive intentions can cause great harm, if too divorced from reality or psychological (spiritual?) wisdom.

A little beacon of hope for those residing in NSW, Australia: I am currently studying to become a secondary teacher, and for the most part, everyone in my course is well-rounded and balanced. There is only one radical person I have come across in my course, but there is always one. 😅 So far, there have been no red flags with the curriculum (I am studying to teach Visual Arts,) and it has been made abundantly clear what our role as educators is; we facilitate learning and encourage critical thinking. Our personal lives are not up for discussion as that is incredibly unprofessional; this also extends to the private lives of students (if they are having a hard time with anything personal, we have councillors and wellness officers for that, teachers are not qualified to do these things) A learning environment should be inclusive, but there are parameters on what that truly means.

These people reek of insecurity. They are predatory in nature. They feel a need to fill children, who inherently do not understand the concepts these adults are talking about, with information about how they view themselves to feel safe and happy in the world. This is not healthy.

As for Jamie, her 52-year old mother probably still calls her "she" because her mom's doctor confirmed she was having a baby girl. Oh, Science!

@benanders4412

2 жыл бұрын

It's not that complicated. kzread.info/dash/bejne/hmerxdqBmdLYepc.html

@ethanwhisman5459

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah you got to love the left when you call him out on that science word they usually respond with something stupid like calling you a racist or something else. yeah I never have time for their BS. That's the reason why I don't deal with like 95% of my family they're all leftist I don't have time to give them the time of day because they pull that b******* all the time where they're straight up assholes and I don't have time for assholes

@Margatatials

2 жыл бұрын

the combination of Habbit and the fact that they aren't her subordinates but in fact held positions of authority over her for 2 decades really goes a long way

@jannespor8178

2 жыл бұрын

@@benanders4412 Thoughtcrime!

@sbyrstall

2 жыл бұрын

Science only means something if it will support their agenda otherwise it's trash.

This isn't meant to be an insult, but some of these teacher's seem genuinely unwell. So worrying.

@szechuon6971

2 жыл бұрын

This is the one mental illness that is glorified.

@alexandrax4331

2 жыл бұрын

@@szechuon6971 Exactly. Doctors actually used to recognise with gender dysphoria as a mental illness. But now it seems they encourage this delusional behaviour. We should have sympathy for these people but we must not bow down to the agenda, especially when it affects children.

@nunyabiz012

2 жыл бұрын

some?

@unfriendlyreminder5980

2 жыл бұрын

Everyone who claims to be nonbinary are riddled with either autism or mental illness - or both.

@Blackdawn80

2 жыл бұрын

No no, it SHOULD be an insult it's also factual. All the teachers in these video's should be in asylums not working at schools.

I have a 5 and 4 year old,,,,,, all of this ish is terrifying. Got damn!

I am going to start college this fall with a major in education. I will NEVER bring any of my political views or opinions into any classroom I may be in, in the future whatsoever.

I was pulled out of public school in 10th grade after begging my mom for a year, it was by far the best thing that my parents said yes to. I'm a senior now and looking back, I was so indoctrinated and so depressed. Homeschooling made me love learning and I don't know the person I would be if I was still in public school. Thank you Sidney for making a video on this.

@Franky566

2 жыл бұрын

if you do literaly all the math on Khan academy you will notice that there is an insane amount that your teachers convieniently left out... now combine that across every subject with outright lying and forced indoctrination combined with bulying led by the teachers... yeah. look into CLEP, DSST, WGU, Excelsior, Charter Oaks, and Thomas Edison University. degree hacking is the way to go. IT/compsci is the most in demand degree on earth, and will be for some time. good luck, and god speed.

@denisesurber8176

2 жыл бұрын

Good for you. I'm glad you were smart enough to know you were in a bad situation and needed to get out of it.

@gg_rider

2 жыл бұрын

I had no idea until recently it had gotten this bad. I'm Pale-ish. My urban high school was 70% African-American in 10th grade and 90% African-American by 12th grade. There were "murals" sprayed on buildings across the street that said BK which was a group advertising themselves as "Black Killers" (and with magic marker in the bathrooms) but that school had LESS RACIAL HOSTILITY and NONSENSE and far more interracial harmony than these schools as depicted. The purpose of CRT is aimed at generating conflict, on purpose, as part of a bigger strategy.

I'm a mother raising small children in Minnesota and I just bought my first homeschool curriculum for my oldest to start next fall for kindergarten. Thank you, Sydney, for talking about this!

@nocturnaljoe9543

2 жыл бұрын

You are saving these kids. Best wishes.

@davidbonesteel9919

2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations! We Homeschooled both of our girls. It is very rewarding for both you and your children.

@farmlife5731

2 жыл бұрын

a very honorable choice! i homeschool 3 of my kids and when the baby is old enough then all 4. none of my kids have ever been in a public school and this is just one of the reasons. we tried a private school for a few years, which would have been fine if my oldest didn't have ADHD. the small private school didn't have the resources the help her. so, i have now been homeschooling for the past 4 years and love that i am the biggest influence on my children instead of a teacher and that i know everything they are learning and that it's all truths. Thank God for the freedom to homeschool!!!

@Anita1984isuponus

2 жыл бұрын

Best wishes to you all xx

@tamaracoba

2 жыл бұрын

I love how you’re being pro-active and actually living it (albeit it being a lot of hard work) but very rewarding as well. Instead of complaining about these awful, dangerous, deranged people, in the comments but continues to throw your kids to the wolves every morning, before you “go to work”.

How is there not a mental health check before getting a teaching degree?!

Sydney is the kind of addition to America we need!!! Love from Stanwood WA

I live in Texas where we have ALL THE FREEDOM when it comes to homeschooling. I pulled my kid out in 2016 and I have never been happier. Things were not this bad back then. If you have the ability and/or are willing to make some sacrifices, pull your kids out of school. Get them the hell away from these narcissistic monsters.

@charginginprogresss

2 жыл бұрын

Send them to a good high school or college though. At that point you've made them grow enough and got their critical thinking going, and there's a limit to what a non teacher can teach their kid...unless you want to make your teaching a full time job that is.

@Shahid_2004

2 жыл бұрын

@@charginginprogresss I suppose that college or university would make a good call, given that you're confident about how you've educated your child, but overexposure to this "liberal" culture for too long without breaks could still be detrimental to both, your child and your effort involved prior to that. So my take on it would be, boarding(broading?) colleges and unis are, imo, NG... I guess that depends on a personal decision, though.

@renny6151

2 жыл бұрын

I was in high school, in 2016. TX schools do not teach this woke crap, I know none of the schools I attended, did. Politics was pretty much kept out of the classroom, unless it was a class, like government and debate.

@OLDSKOOLRAVER1

2 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't boast about living in Texas and freedom until the death penalty is abolished.

I call bs on that teacher "in Japan." Japan is a VERY conservative country. That would likely get her fired, possibly deported.

@GiveMeCoffee

2 жыл бұрын

Agree, it could even mean having the school closed if it comes to light a teacher is acting that way.

@AudrinaMystique

2 жыл бұрын

@@GiveMeCoffee Yea, even having this video online is enough to get fired, even if she isn't actually doing it, if one of the parents or school administrators see it. I applied to one of those jobs with a dispach company, and in the info session they said that one guy who let his tattoo show outside after school ended up being transferred to a different school. The school didn't want him anymore because of the tattoo (tattoos are associated with gangs in Japan). Teaching is considered a sacred profession so teachers are held to a much higher standard than most other workers.

@jaredsmith4734

2 жыл бұрын

That clip did seem fraudulent, but there are a few American schools over there, on US military installations. It is possible they would host sessions of English or language exchange to locals in said school(s). In that case there might be minimal oversight.

@Franky566

2 жыл бұрын

@@jaredsmith4734 no, dude. the cultural restrictions alone in Japan see that type of behavior as incredibly dishonorable... thats "untouchable," behavior. you wouldnt be able to show your face in public.

@jaredsmith4734

2 жыл бұрын

@@Franky566 context matters.

the next generation won't exist at this rate, cause it won't identify as anything real.

That does it. No. Matter. What. My future children will be homeschooled.

I'm old enough to remember (class of 99) when teachers were tight-lipped about their personal lives and getting *any* details about that was a coveted nugget of gossip. I could only guess at the politics of any given teacher, because not one of them would run their mouth off.

@nicoleharrington9086

2 жыл бұрын

Im a teacher and I shut down personal questions from students

@FREEDMFTR

2 жыл бұрын

Grad of '99! - Thank Gawd!

@sumnetsumnet6189

2 жыл бұрын

ok boomer

@marybarnes6407

2 жыл бұрын

08 here and it was the same back in 2008. God I miss they old days when PPL MINDED THEIR OWN BUSINESS AND NOT SHOVE BS DOWN OUR THROATS.

@thpeacemaker

2 жыл бұрын

I graduated in 2016 and teachers were still mostly like that at my school. This seems to be a very recent change

My 5 year old son was given an award at end of year (along with 2 other boys) last year for something and I was in the crowd, all proud. Then I heard a teacher behind me say out loud “that’s sexist” because my son got the award instead of a girl. I’ve been annoyed by that since.

@dristosreadingcorner8966

2 жыл бұрын

That’s disgusting that anybody would say that, but a teacher that’s even worse, the fact that a teacher thought that your son getting an award he worked for and earned rightfully, is sexist is terrible.

@lizbec1085

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve come to understand that this behavior is simply bullying, and there are actually so many kinds of bullying. I call that kind, “passive aggressive/authoritarian bullying.” The attack doesn’t always appear direct, it’s sneaky, but the bully is pushing you (and anyone around them who might take them seriously, including their actual children who have no choice but to be around this bully for physical survival) to adhere to their moral judgment. They insidiously try and indoctrinate those around them with a cultish/rigid/narcissistic ideology. Giving kids awards for actual hard work and accomplishments makes sense and helps everyone grow and strive harder to reach their goals! Awarding kids for something based on anything other than merit, such as superficial, identity based characteristics, confuses kids and makes them insecure and less likely to really try hard and succeed on their own. Congrats to your son for the award!

I’m glad I got out of high school literally 1 year before this has been mainstreamed. I had one teacher who was on the verge of it, but he was only pushing femanist views and not whatever this is. I called that teacher out as much as I could for pushing political views, but it was rare. I would damn near not be able to stop doing it now. I’m just sad I’ll be going to college soon where this could happen.

If they can groom a child to the point that anyone who knows the code for it can ask "what do you want on your pizza?" and have the child understand that they're asking them to spell out their sexual desires to a potential predator without anyone around them suspecting anything, that is beyond scary. Even if that's not the intent, it's still super creepy to be teaching that stuff to a young kid.

@paulallen8109

Жыл бұрын

You know what's even worse? People trying to overprotect kids when it comes to certain issues but simultaneously telling them anything goes with "traditional values". Question. Where do you live? Where I live kids watch all kinds of brutal violence and listen to the most disillusioned music. 95% of them are smart enough not to worry about your "jews". I say "jews" because if we replace anything you say with a certain group with "jew" it's really easy to say where your political allegiances are.

@julierice100

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree

I can't imagine a functioning society where any of those people are allowed to teach or be around children.

@freedomkirax1020a

2 жыл бұрын

And yet here we are...

@francoistombe

2 жыл бұрын

When I was in school (decades ago) there was a rule that teachers were not allowed to reveal their political preferences. They had to be non partisan in all such ideas. What happened to that?

@junior.von.claire

2 жыл бұрын

Teacher to class: “I’m non-binary!” If I were there: “I DON’T CARE!”

@treasureyourtime

2 жыл бұрын

@@junior.von.claire Math teacher: I’m non-binary. Me as a student: Who cares? Get up there and teach the math assignment! No one cares who, what, or if you f***. We just care about math.

@nunyabiz012

2 жыл бұрын

@@francoistombe That precedent was unfortunately happily sacrificed at the altar of wokeness

From my own studenthood until now where Ive spent 30+ years in elementary and secondary school system as maintenance support staff, Ive come to know hundreds of teachers, some well meaning and some deplorable angry, plus even have two daughters that became teachers and all are very stupid people. Theres always been a saying "those who can, do. Those who cant, teach".

I’m 25, I want to have kids but the society & education in the states is sickening. It’s basically giving the ok to introduce segguality to developing minds, how is this not seen as predatory or brainwashing?!

As an early childhood educator myself..... I couldn't even imagine telling a parent to "get bent". That's just horrifying. Imagine seeing parents as enemies instead of working with them for the benefit of their children.

@Gunnerb52

Жыл бұрын

If a teacher would have told me that I would have made so much noise the school would have had to fire her. I would put that on blast all across the country and let the internet convince the school to either fire her or transfer her somewhere to disappear. I would also be showing up to hang out in the class every day. I don't know about other schools but the schools we have here the schools let parents hang out and help in the classroom during primary grades. And my daughters classmates seem to like me and remember me even after covid. I come in one day to her class and I get the Cheers greeting "Ava's Dad". The teacher who I never met before said oh you must help out here a lot. I said no I haven't been in the class in over a year and before that it was only parties and field trips. I think it was because I came in the classroom a few times wearing my military uniform. I was Air Force but some of them referred to me as Army dad.

@williammiller6330

Жыл бұрын

Eh. Parents can be abusive.

@bitfo

Жыл бұрын

What school does the _ _ _ _ work at?

@verindictus3639

Жыл бұрын

@@williammiller6330, so can teachers.

@1ofCornPopsBigBadB_____ez

Жыл бұрын

@William Miller That's a WHOLE other issue. But we have services in place for that. They aren't perfect but nothing is so it's a catch 22. The point is what these teachers/schools are doing is CLEARLY crossing a line. It's considered grooming. And done by an adult, in a school, without parental consent IS ABUSE !

"Social Media made you all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it." - Mike Tyson -

@jamesthomas9619

Жыл бұрын

Lmao fuckin Tyson. That's a beautiful quote. Perfectly said

@chrisandrew7577

Жыл бұрын

Underrated comment

@Gbhmagic

Жыл бұрын

ya... thats stupid. Not just is he a convicted rapist. But the same could be said to him about Smith and Wesson. He yammers stupid shit all the time.. perhaps next time someone should introduce him to the equality Sam Colt provided.

@kyleanderson1435

Жыл бұрын

Facts

@Chris_mueller

Жыл бұрын

Mike talking facts.

You are spot on and I have never in my life agreed more with anyone.

I am still so happy that I do not live in America

Pro tip: if you get someone's pronoun wrong and they act up just say you have difficulty remembering because you're dyslexic and have ADHD, if they get pissed they're being ableist. It's like playing cards.

@daexion

2 жыл бұрын

That isn't how either of those work, by the way. Acting ignorant just because someone is being childish is just as bad as being childish. Just tell people the truth, that you don't care or are simply absent minded.

@aldreyandreiko3514

2 жыл бұрын

@@daexion acting ignorant is a GREAT way to go through life, I don't shit on your lifestyle

@wolfhawk1999

2 жыл бұрын

@@aldreyandreiko3514 well played

@lesgobrandon9826

2 жыл бұрын

More like Rock, Paper, Scissors. but yeah. Use their attacks against them- "Did you just assume my race/gender/pronoun, bigot?" "HOW DARE YOU!"

@kateshiningdeer3334

2 жыл бұрын

You're not wrong. As a person with ADHD, that's exactly the kind if thing I forget. And if you look like a she, I'm probably going to call you such.