re: Garland instructs FBI to mobilize against parents who oppose CRT, citing "threats"

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mmmmmbeeer

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Why are you always lying

It's being taught to my kid right now

First of all, I want to say that what I know about CRT I do not agree with it, but I don't understand how it is taught in school or how it applies. Do they even teach normal shite in school? Math, English, History, etc.

Why not just teach kids those subjects and let the parents worry about the moral bullshite.

With that said, I don't see why this should be taken serious. Any threat should be taken serious. If they would have taken threats on social media on Jan 6 more serious maybe that whole situation wouldn't have happened (I know this will outrage some people, but people were killed that day. It shouldn't have happened.. And before you come with the whole "what about the summer of 2020? I am not making excuses for that either, but they were not trying to break into the Capitol in order to force the vice president to do something he wasn't able to do. It was simply a formality. And if you want to debate whether the election was stolen or not, that's cool as well, but this is someone on twitter who is spinning this the way he sees it. There are people who probably see it different and the truth is probably somewhere in the middle. This is a good example of how social media causes outrage).

I just googled "how is CRY taught in school and I got this from the following website.

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Critical Race Theory in Schools
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CRT has become a trending issue in the news especially in regard to its usage in K-12 school discussions. However, "There is little to no evidence that critical race theory itself is being taught to K-12 public school students, though some ideas central to it, such as lingering consequences of slavery, have been." (The Associated Press).



Regardless, many states have proposed passing legislative bans on CRT teachings. These states include Florida, Texas, Idaho, Montana, South Dakota, Utah, Arizona, North Dakota, Iowa, Oklahoma, Ohio, Alabama, and Kentucky.

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endasianhate.com

Im not sure why its on a site about Asian hate, but before I form an opinion on this, I would want to first want to look into whether or not this is something that is used to cause outrage from one side and if its parents getting worked up over assumptions.

For those who will be pissed about this post. What would rather me do? Just believe whatever someone who has an agenda says about it?

Also, the title is misleading. It makes it sound as if FBI is in position to go after parents who oppose CRT and then by putting threats in quotes, it also can be perceived that the FBI is overreacting, but is there any information on these threads to determine whether or not they are threads? If not then by quoting threads this person seems like they are assuming that these threats are not really threats and should be taken serious, which no one can say unless that information is made public.

Im not defending one side, I am just saying its okay to question everything and not just believe the first thing you read.

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You can teach someone what critical race theory is (in theory. All of the goons who still don't understand what it is are working overtime to prove otherwise), but it is not a curriculum, and it's certainly not some set of facts or historical anecdotes.

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This is dishonest or ridiculously naïve.

Go have a look at schools ending advanced math and science courses. Have a look at schools no longer enforcing tardiness. Have a look at schools no longer giving out Fs for failing grades. And tell me Kendi's systemic dismantling tenets aren't being practiced in schools today.

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Stop listening to idiots on Twitter,

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But we should definately listen to some poster on TD, amiright?

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B. CRT is a thing, I don't deny that. But it's quite literally an advanced, high level course that is taught in a handful of universities. Just because an element of CRT, such as holding the slave-driven, antebellum Southern economy accountable for inhumane behaviors, doesn't mean that they're teaching the entire theory. If I told you that that Jerusalem exists, are you going to accuse me of being a bible thumper? Same thing.

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Exhibit A of pseudo intellectual babble

- It's taught in every law school in America, likely in 90% of sociology departments as well.

- "holding the slave-driven, antebellum Southern economy accountable for inhumane behaviors" is not an element, theme or topic I've ever seen in CRT text.

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Do you even think when you say definitive things like this?

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If you go by just college professors, only 9% defined themselves as “conservative” during the last study that was performed around 2007.

That has likely worsened significantly over the previous decade plus.

Now, add in that the entire public teaching apparatus backs the left STRONGLY, it is not far fetched to state that the progressives control every level of education.

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if CRT doesn’t exist…why are parents showing up to school board meetings to protest it. it’s all imaginary huh?

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Why are school boards working so hard to prevent it being banned if it doesn't exist? Why are posters so busy defending it?

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CRT does not exist in any K-12 public education system in this entire country. It's a fricking cudgel the rightwing propagandists are using against YOU.

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Christopher Rufo has been successful with what he’s doing. A theory that has only existed in law school for decades has made its way into the mainstream and is used to gaslight the Republican base for the upcoming midterms.

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Why not just teach kids those subjects and let the parents worry about the moral bullshite.

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Because the politicians you voted for don’t want it that way.

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. I want the FBI's version of what a threat or intimdation is in this regrad? The answer should NOT be subjective.

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Which is why the memo said that more information is to come on this.