Trump should absolutely not send in the national guard. These cities have police forces let them deal with it themselves. Or not and let more moments of clarity like this happen to people:
[INFJ] This will make you rage
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There is no resurrection of the KKK. For there to be resurrection it has to first disappear. KKK has never not been around.
Both parties are garbage in one form or another. Yes, the Dems and Reps have essentially traded positions. But I disagree that the left is a sort of new form of the KKK. Can the far left be extreme? Yes. Can the far right be extreme? Yes. This issue isn't about which extreme side is worse though. It's about human rights. It's unfortunate that violence of a few tends to obliterate the entire movement in the eyes of many, but the movement as a whole is 100% legitimate.
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Correct. I believe both do it to some degree, but the right is far more obvious and aggressive with it.
That's a relief I'd hate to see any illegitimate beatings or looting. That would be unbearable.
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I used to teach this lesson (not my idea, but I jazzed up my version to look super legit) which hoaxed the kids into thinking that there were going to be major changes made to the curriculum, which was actually based upon what the Nazis rolled out in Germany.
I was quite surprised at just how many children rolled with the changes and ignored the less palatable racist and sexist elements.
There was a definite split between how lower and higher-ability groups responded, with the latter protesting much more and figuring out the hoax much sooner, while in many cases the former actually approved of the changes and were disappointed that it wasn't going to happen when I had to reveal the hoax.
P.S. These were Year 8/7th Grade/12-13 year olds.
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Wow. I'm going to read your document and get back to you.
Lol the violence and looting is not the 'movement.'
I recently read "White Fragility", which is an exploration on race issues by a sociologist. I was surprised to see that it largely avoided a mainstream political agenda and focused on explaining a systemic issue to an extent that I've never seen. The entire thing was really elucidating to me. The author goes to great lengths to actually "baby" the white reader and assert that she does not mean to make them feel like they are racist, and that racism is a systemic problem... That tying the idea of being racist to our moral idea of good/bad does harm. Anyway, I just thought it was exceptionally interesting and I feel like I understand more about white people and the struggles they may have. It was able to address a lot of my frustration and confusion over the years (and particularly current frustrations).
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Are you doing a bad joke ? It seems too unreal to be true .
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What you said seems like a modern dystopia .
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I used to be a history teacher.
I'm referring to a lesson I used to teach to have students live the experience of German children undergoing the changes to the curriculum made by the Nazi regime of 1933-45.
The left has a Long history of oppression of minorities and one can look back to past decades of things like abortion where a large part is black babies that never got to exist.