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And you hate men, mostly white ones. For whatever reason from misandry and/or racism.
. I’m critical of men but I don’t hate them. It seems many men are not used to any criticism so they assume it must be hate.

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I would bet the majority of the people that interact here have an education above just a HS diploma, and the majority have gone thru the public school system. So yeah we have opinions on how they are being handled,
. But these public school educated posters are constantly saying how awful public education is. We can only assume their public education was also terribly inadequate. So then how much merit should we give their opinions?

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the fact you feel we don't is a bad look on your ability to handle criticism from others, probably because you are unable to understand said criticism.

Are you saying I should take other people’s negative opinions about public education personally? I’m probably one of the few posters who is actually private school educated so why would I take it personally? No one is criticizing the quality of education I received. They’re criticizing the quality of education they received.

You're critical of men but you don't hate them, huh. Well, I'm critical of education in America but I don't hate it.

That wasn't so hard to puzzle out, was it?

And I also went to private school.

AND, more importantly, most people on this board went to school a long, long time ago.

Back when you made the grade you earned. Back when the school was more concerned about you learning to read, write, and do math than they were your gender identification or recruiting you into an LGBTQ+ group. Back when students didn't get passed just because they sat in school all year. Back when students still got their asses spanked when they did something wrong. Back when majors like "Lesbian Dance Theory" didn't exist in college. Back when girls went to one locker room and boys went to another one.

The wokeness infiltration was still in its infancy when I went to school. Noticeable, but nothing like it is today.

So when people are criticizing these systems, they don't mean the ones they went through. They are totally different now.

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Posted by 4cubbies

Member since Sep 2008

50511 posts

Posted on 11/9/23 at 10:22 am to wackatimesthree

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Back when the school was more concerned about you learning to read, write, and do math than they were your gender identification or recruiting you into an LGBTQ+ group.

You’re claiming most public schools are more concerned with gender identities than reading and math. it’s hard to even respond to such a ridiculous claim. Do you really believe this?