The Child Soldiers of Portland
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Orwell was a socialist.TurdBomber said:
It's pathetic, but unsurprising, that foreign-born immigrants understand and appreciate the value and opportunities existing in the U.S. better than a lot of it's supposedly "progressive" native-born idiot Marxists occupying school and college classrooms right now.Bendintheriver said:Actually this is pretty scary stuff. I guess I was not aware of how sanctioned this anti-America pro marxist education was in the metro area. I am shocked really.
If you haven't read the article, please do so.
"During one of these sessions, Flores hosted an exercise resembling Orwell’s Two Minutes Hate, in which minority teachers were allowed 90 seconds to berate their white colleagues. During the exercise, Flores denounced one of her white female colleagues by screaming, “You make me feel unsafe, you make me feel unsafe” repeatedly for 90 seconds. Afterward, Flores boasted on Facebook that she had publicly humiliated a racist, despite providing no evidence of racism or misconduct. It was a pure display of racial dominance. (Flores did not return request for comment.)"
"A parent who emigrated from Iran to the United States told me that the lessons were “absolutely unacceptable” and reminiscent of the political indoctrination in the Islamic Republic. “I moved here because this is America, because of the rights and the opportunities that we have. And this is not where I want my country to go,” the parent explained. When I asked about her own childhood in Iran, she became emotional. “I remember when we would line up in the morning in an assembly. We had to chant ‘Death to America.’ I remember being in elementary school and thinking, ‘I don’t want to chant this. I have aunts and uncles in America. I don’t want them to die.’ ” Her husband sent a letter to the Beaverton School District, blasting the curriculum as “presenting racist material under the guise of ‘antiracism.’ ” (When reached for comment, the Beaverton School District replied that it “does not advocate for overthrowing the United States.”)
“They’re trying to indoctrinate the children,” the father observed. He believes that the intention is to turn child against parent. After the antiracism lessons, his child felt torn between school and family, sometimes crying in confusion. “They’re slowly going to get behind their defenses, get behind the parents’ defenses, and create little social-justice warriors,” the father said. “They’re trying to hyper-empathize and hyper-emotionalize the children in order to get them to be more receptive to . . . some sort of revolution.”
Where is @TheKobeStopper when the actual tyrannical fascist bullshit he endorses is publicly revealed?
Nowhere to be found. Fucking Coward. -
NOCTheKobeStopper said:
Orwell was a socialist.TurdBomber said:
It's pathetic, but unsurprising, that foreign-born immigrants understand and appreciate the value and opportunities existing in the U.S. better than a lot of it's supposedly "progressive" native-born idiot Marxists occupying school and college classrooms right now.Bendintheriver said:Actually this is pretty scary stuff. I guess I was not aware of how sanctioned this anti-America pro marxist education was in the metro area. I am shocked really.
If you haven't read the article, please do so.
"During one of these sessions, Flores hosted an exercise resembling Orwell’s Two Minutes Hate, in which minority teachers were allowed 90 seconds to berate their white colleagues. During the exercise, Flores denounced one of her white female colleagues by screaming, “You make me feel unsafe, you make me feel unsafe” repeatedly for 90 seconds. Afterward, Flores boasted on Facebook that she had publicly humiliated a racist, despite providing no evidence of racism or misconduct. It was a pure display of racial dominance. (Flores did not return request for comment.)"
"A parent who emigrated from Iran to the United States told me that the lessons were “absolutely unacceptable” and reminiscent of the political indoctrination in the Islamic Republic. “I moved here because this is America, because of the rights and the opportunities that we have. And this is not where I want my country to go,” the parent explained. When I asked about her own childhood in Iran, she became emotional. “I remember when we would line up in the morning in an assembly. We had to chant ‘Death to America.’ I remember being in elementary school and thinking, ‘I don’t want to chant this. I have aunts and uncles in America. I don’t want them to die.’ ” Her husband sent a letter to the Beaverton School District, blasting the curriculum as “presenting racist material under the guise of ‘antiracism.’ ” (When reached for comment, the Beaverton School District replied that it “does not advocate for overthrowing the United States.”)
“They’re trying to indoctrinate the children,” the father observed. He believes that the intention is to turn child against parent. After the antiracism lessons, his child felt torn between school and family, sometimes crying in confusion. “They’re slowly going to get behind their defenses, get behind the parents’ defenses, and create little social-justice warriors,” the father said. “They’re trying to hyper-empathize and hyper-emotionalize the children in order to get them to be more receptive to . . . some sort of revolution.”
Where is @TheKobeStopper when the actual tyrannical fascist bullshit he endorses is publicly revealed?
Nowhere to be found. Fucking Coward. -
You don't seem to understand the most basic messages Orwell was trying to impart to humanity.TheKobeStopper said:
Orwell was a socialist.TurdBomber said:
It's pathetic, but unsurprising, that foreign-born immigrants understand and appreciate the value and opportunities existing in the U.S. better than a lot of it's supposedly "progressive" native-born idiot Marxists occupying school and college classrooms right now.Bendintheriver said:Actually this is pretty scary stuff. I guess I was not aware of how sanctioned this anti-America pro marxist education was in the metro area. I am shocked really.
If you haven't read the article, please do so.
"During one of these sessions, Flores hosted an exercise resembling Orwell’s Two Minutes Hate, in which minority teachers were allowed 90 seconds to berate their white colleagues. During the exercise, Flores denounced one of her white female colleagues by screaming, “You make me feel unsafe, you make me feel unsafe” repeatedly for 90 seconds. Afterward, Flores boasted on Facebook that she had publicly humiliated a racist, despite providing no evidence of racism or misconduct. It was a pure display of racial dominance. (Flores did not return request for comment.)"
"A parent who emigrated from Iran to the United States told me that the lessons were “absolutely unacceptable” and reminiscent of the political indoctrination in the Islamic Republic. “I moved here because this is America, because of the rights and the opportunities that we have. And this is not where I want my country to go,” the parent explained. When I asked about her own childhood in Iran, she became emotional. “I remember when we would line up in the morning in an assembly. We had to chant ‘Death to America.’ I remember being in elementary school and thinking, ‘I don’t want to chant this. I have aunts and uncles in America. I don’t want them to die.’ ” Her husband sent a letter to the Beaverton School District, blasting the curriculum as “presenting racist material under the guise of ‘antiracism.’ ” (When reached for comment, the Beaverton School District replied that it “does not advocate for overthrowing the United States.”)
“They’re trying to indoctrinate the children,” the father observed. He believes that the intention is to turn child against parent. After the antiracism lessons, his child felt torn between school and family, sometimes crying in confusion. “They’re slowly going to get behind their defenses, get behind the parents’ defenses, and create little social-justice warriors,” the father said. “They’re trying to hyper-empathize and hyper-emotionalize the children in order to get them to be more receptive to . . . some sort of revolution.”
Where is @TheKobeStopper when the actual tyrannical fascist bullshit he endorses is publicly revealed?
Nowhere to be found. Fucking Coward.
But dumb people have always loved slogans, so carry on, child. -
Given that he was a socialist, it kinda seems like you guys are the ones missing the most basic message that the socialist was trying to impart to humanity.TurdBomber said:
You don't seem to understand the most basic messages Orwell was trying to impart to humanity.TheKobeStopper said:
Orwell was a socialist.TurdBomber said:
It's pathetic, but unsurprising, that foreign-born immigrants understand and appreciate the value and opportunities existing in the U.S. better than a lot of it's supposedly "progressive" native-born idiot Marxists occupying school and college classrooms right now.Bendintheriver said:Actually this is pretty scary stuff. I guess I was not aware of how sanctioned this anti-America pro marxist education was in the metro area. I am shocked really.
If you haven't read the article, please do so.
"During one of these sessions, Flores hosted an exercise resembling Orwell’s Two Minutes Hate, in which minority teachers were allowed 90 seconds to berate their white colleagues. During the exercise, Flores denounced one of her white female colleagues by screaming, “You make me feel unsafe, you make me feel unsafe” repeatedly for 90 seconds. Afterward, Flores boasted on Facebook that she had publicly humiliated a racist, despite providing no evidence of racism or misconduct. It was a pure display of racial dominance. (Flores did not return request for comment.)"
"A parent who emigrated from Iran to the United States told me that the lessons were “absolutely unacceptable” and reminiscent of the political indoctrination in the Islamic Republic. “I moved here because this is America, because of the rights and the opportunities that we have. And this is not where I want my country to go,” the parent explained. When I asked about her own childhood in Iran, she became emotional. “I remember when we would line up in the morning in an assembly. We had to chant ‘Death to America.’ I remember being in elementary school and thinking, ‘I don’t want to chant this. I have aunts and uncles in America. I don’t want them to die.’ ” Her husband sent a letter to the Beaverton School District, blasting the curriculum as “presenting racist material under the guise of ‘antiracism.’ ” (When reached for comment, the Beaverton School District replied that it “does not advocate for overthrowing the United States.”)
“They’re trying to indoctrinate the children,” the father observed. He believes that the intention is to turn child against parent. After the antiracism lessons, his child felt torn between school and family, sometimes crying in confusion. “They’re slowly going to get behind their defenses, get behind the parents’ defenses, and create little social-justice warriors,” the father said. “They’re trying to hyper-empathize and hyper-emotionalize the children in order to get them to be more receptive to . . . some sort of revolution.”
Where is @TheKobeStopper when the actual tyrannical fascist bullshit he endorses is publicly revealed?
Nowhere to be found. Fucking Coward.
But dumb people have always loved slogans, so carry on, child. -
What’s his basic message. Use your word to explain it.TheKobeStopper said:
Given that he was a socialist, it kinda seems like you guys are the ones missing the most basic message that the socialist was trying to impart to humanity.TurdBomber said:
You don't seem to understand the most basic messages Orwell was trying to impart to humanity.TheKobeStopper said:
Orwell was a socialist.TurdBomber said:
It's pathetic, but unsurprising, that foreign-born immigrants understand and appreciate the value and opportunities existing in the U.S. better than a lot of it's supposedly "progressive" native-born idiot Marxists occupying school and college classrooms right now.Bendintheriver said:Actually this is pretty scary stuff. I guess I was not aware of how sanctioned this anti-America pro marxist education was in the metro area. I am shocked really.
If you haven't read the article, please do so.
"During one of these sessions, Flores hosted an exercise resembling Orwell’s Two Minutes Hate, in which minority teachers were allowed 90 seconds to berate their white colleagues. During the exercise, Flores denounced one of her white female colleagues by screaming, “You make me feel unsafe, you make me feel unsafe” repeatedly for 90 seconds. Afterward, Flores boasted on Facebook that she had publicly humiliated a racist, despite providing no evidence of racism or misconduct. It was a pure display of racial dominance. (Flores did not return request for comment.)"
"A parent who emigrated from Iran to the United States told me that the lessons were “absolutely unacceptable” and reminiscent of the political indoctrination in the Islamic Republic. “I moved here because this is America, because of the rights and the opportunities that we have. And this is not where I want my country to go,” the parent explained. When I asked about her own childhood in Iran, she became emotional. “I remember when we would line up in the morning in an assembly. We had to chant ‘Death to America.’ I remember being in elementary school and thinking, ‘I don’t want to chant this. I have aunts and uncles in America. I don’t want them to die.’ ” Her husband sent a letter to the Beaverton School District, blasting the curriculum as “presenting racist material under the guise of ‘antiracism.’ ” (When reached for comment, the Beaverton School District replied that it “does not advocate for overthrowing the United States.”)
“They’re trying to indoctrinate the children,” the father observed. He believes that the intention is to turn child against parent. After the antiracism lessons, his child felt torn between school and family, sometimes crying in confusion. “They’re slowly going to get behind their defenses, get behind the parents’ defenses, and create little social-justice warriors,” the father said. “They’re trying to hyper-empathize and hyper-emotionalize the children in order to get them to be more receptive to . . . some sort of revolution.”
Where is @TheKobeStopper when the actual tyrannical fascist bullshit he endorses is publicly revealed?
Nowhere to be found. Fucking Coward.
But dumb people have always loved slogans, so carry on, child. -
TheKobeStopper said:
Given that he was a socialist, it kinda seems like you guys are the ones missing the most basic message that the socialist was trying to impart to humanity.TurdBomber said:
You don't seem to understand the most basic messages Orwell was trying to impart to humanity.TheKobeStopper said:
Orwell was a socialist.TurdBomber said:
It's pathetic, but unsurprising, that foreign-born immigrants understand and appreciate the value and opportunities existing in the U.S. better than a lot of it's supposedly "progressive" native-born idiot Marxists occupying school and college classrooms right now.Bendintheriver said:Actually this is pretty scary stuff. I guess I was not aware of how sanctioned this anti-America pro marxist education was in the metro area. I am shocked really.
If you haven't read the article, please do so.
"During one of these sessions, Flores hosted an exercise resembling Orwell’s Two Minutes Hate, in which minority teachers were allowed 90 seconds to berate their white colleagues. During the exercise, Flores denounced one of her white female colleagues by screaming, “You make me feel unsafe, you make me feel unsafe” repeatedly for 90 seconds. Afterward, Flores boasted on Facebook that she had publicly humiliated a racist, despite providing no evidence of racism or misconduct. It was a pure display of racial dominance. (Flores did not return request for comment.)"
"A parent who emigrated from Iran to the United States told me that the lessons were “absolutely unacceptable” and reminiscent of the political indoctrination in the Islamic Republic. “I moved here because this is America, because of the rights and the opportunities that we have. And this is not where I want my country to go,” the parent explained. When I asked about her own childhood in Iran, she became emotional. “I remember when we would line up in the morning in an assembly. We had to chant ‘Death to America.’ I remember being in elementary school and thinking, ‘I don’t want to chant this. I have aunts and uncles in America. I don’t want them to die.’ ” Her husband sent a letter to the Beaverton School District, blasting the curriculum as “presenting racist material under the guise of ‘antiracism.’ ” (When reached for comment, the Beaverton School District replied that it “does not advocate for overthrowing the United States.”)
“They’re trying to indoctrinate the children,” the father observed. He believes that the intention is to turn child against parent. After the antiracism lessons, his child felt torn between school and family, sometimes crying in confusion. “They’re slowly going to get behind their defenses, get behind the parents’ defenses, and create little social-justice warriors,” the father said. “They’re trying to hyper-empathize and hyper-emotionalize the children in order to get them to be more receptive to . . . some sort of revolution.”
Where is @TheKobeStopper when the actual tyrannical fascist bullshit he endorses is publicly revealed?
Nowhere to be found. Fucking Coward.
But dumb people have always loved slogans, so carry on, child.
Higher Level thinking required.
Mind your step as you exit, Junior. -
And all the while everyone who uses his brain knows that Socialism, as a world-system and wholeheartedly applied, is a way out.
The average thinking person nowadays is not merely not a Socialist, he is actively hostile to Socialism. This must be due chiefly to mistaken methods of propaganda.
And please notice that I am arguing for Socialism, not against it. But for the moment I am advocatus diaboli.
Shoulda read the whole chapter first, bitch.
It should come as no surprise that his critique of socialists and how it doesn’t appeal to certain types of people is brilliant and still relevant today. But sweet out of context quote, bro. -
Just based on what you guys have said, I’ve obviously never read it, the basic message is that Twitter bans and being against white supremacy are very bad.MikeDamone said:
What’s his basic message. Use your word to explain it.TheKobeStopper said:
Given that he was a socialist, it kinda seems like you guys are the ones missing the most basic message that the socialist was trying to impart to humanity.TurdBomber said:
You don't seem to understand the most basic messages Orwell was trying to impart to humanity.TheKobeStopper said:
Orwell was a socialist.TurdBomber said:
It's pathetic, but unsurprising, that foreign-born immigrants understand and appreciate the value and opportunities existing in the U.S. better than a lot of it's supposedly "progressive" native-born idiot Marxists occupying school and college classrooms right now.Bendintheriver said:Actually this is pretty scary stuff. I guess I was not aware of how sanctioned this anti-America pro marxist education was in the metro area. I am shocked really.
If you haven't read the article, please do so.
"During one of these sessions, Flores hosted an exercise resembling Orwell’s Two Minutes Hate, in which minority teachers were allowed 90 seconds to berate their white colleagues. During the exercise, Flores denounced one of her white female colleagues by screaming, “You make me feel unsafe, you make me feel unsafe” repeatedly for 90 seconds. Afterward, Flores boasted on Facebook that she had publicly humiliated a racist, despite providing no evidence of racism or misconduct. It was a pure display of racial dominance. (Flores did not return request for comment.)"
"A parent who emigrated from Iran to the United States told me that the lessons were “absolutely unacceptable” and reminiscent of the political indoctrination in the Islamic Republic. “I moved here because this is America, because of the rights and the opportunities that we have. And this is not where I want my country to go,” the parent explained. When I asked about her own childhood in Iran, she became emotional. “I remember when we would line up in the morning in an assembly. We had to chant ‘Death to America.’ I remember being in elementary school and thinking, ‘I don’t want to chant this. I have aunts and uncles in America. I don’t want them to die.’ ” Her husband sent a letter to the Beaverton School District, blasting the curriculum as “presenting racist material under the guise of ‘antiracism.’ ” (When reached for comment, the Beaverton School District replied that it “does not advocate for overthrowing the United States.”)
“They’re trying to indoctrinate the children,” the father observed. He believes that the intention is to turn child against parent. After the antiracism lessons, his child felt torn between school and family, sometimes crying in confusion. “They’re slowly going to get behind their defenses, get behind the parents’ defenses, and create little social-justice warriors,” the father said. “They’re trying to hyper-empathize and hyper-emotionalize the children in order to get them to be more receptive to . . . some sort of revolution.”
Where is @TheKobeStopper when the actual tyrannical fascist bullshit he endorses is publicly revealed?
Nowhere to be found. Fucking Coward.
But dumb people have always loved slogans, so carry on, child. -
I used to live north of the Rose Garden near Mississippi and a bunch of strips flush with bars and restaurants. Up and coming, gentrifying area. Most people there were 30's professionals with enough money to party every weeknight.TurdBomber said:
I've heard the same bullshit from people who live there. It's confined to a few blocks, at any given time or place. That part is true. But it does not always happen in the same place. It varies a lot by time and place.Pitchfork51 said:
I'm hearing there are no boarded up businesses. It's all within one block and everything else is great. Nothing to see hereMikeDamone said:I’m hearing it’s just a wild exaggeration how bad Portland Is now. It’s just a couple of blocks. Most boarded up businesses are because of covid.
That line of BS is from Portland dupes themselves, not realizing they are running cover for the people who despise and want to rule over them.
I get my info from local law enforcement and property owners in the area, btw.
This is now the location of the Red House and a bunch of other sketchy bullshit. Feels like half,
You never read 1984. You've never argued you've read it.TheKobeStopper said:
Orwell was a socialist.TurdBomber said:
It's pathetic, but unsurprising, that foreign-born immigrants understand and appreciate the value and opportunities existing in the U.S. better than a lot of it's supposedly "progressive" native-born idiot Marxists occupying school and college classrooms right now.Bendintheriver said:Actually this is pretty scary stuff. I guess I was not aware of how sanctioned this anti-America pro marxist education was in the metro area. I am shocked really.
If you haven't read the article, please do so.
"During one of these sessions, Flores hosted an exercise resembling Orwell’s Two Minutes Hate, in which minority teachers were allowed 90 seconds to berate their white colleagues. During the exercise, Flores denounced one of her white female colleagues by screaming, “You make me feel unsafe, you make me feel unsafe” repeatedly for 90 seconds. Afterward, Flores boasted on Facebook that she had publicly humiliated a racist, despite providing no evidence of racism or misconduct. It was a pure display of racial dominance. (Flores did not return request for comment.)"
"A parent who emigrated from Iran to the United States told me that the lessons were “absolutely unacceptable” and reminiscent of the political indoctrination in the Islamic Republic. “I moved here because this is America, because of the rights and the opportunities that we have. And this is not where I want my country to go,” the parent explained. When I asked about her own childhood in Iran, she became emotional. “I remember when we would line up in the morning in an assembly. We had to chant ‘Death to America.’ I remember being in elementary school and thinking, ‘I don’t want to chant this. I have aunts and uncles in America. I don’t want them to die.’ ” Her husband sent a letter to the Beaverton School District, blasting the curriculum as “presenting racist material under the guise of ‘antiracism.’ ” (When reached for comment, the Beaverton School District replied that it “does not advocate for overthrowing the United States.”)
“They’re trying to indoctrinate the children,” the father observed. He believes that the intention is to turn child against parent. After the antiracism lessons, his child felt torn between school and family, sometimes crying in confusion. “They’re slowly going to get behind their defenses, get behind the parents’ defenses, and create little social-justice warriors,” the father said. “They’re trying to hyper-empathize and hyper-emotionalize the children in order to get them to be more receptive to . . . some sort of revolution.”
Where is @TheKobeStopper when the actual tyrannical fascist bullshit he endorses is publicly revealed?
Nowhere to be found. Fucking Coward.
He's a prop. Like you
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You spend a lot of time arguing with people about whether or not you’ve read a book? This is a pretty pathetic non point.
The socialist, that you guys claim wrote a book about the evil future under socialism, is being used as prop, that much is true. Mostly seems like you guys just don’t like that I’m pointing it out though.
