The Gun Counter

Let's take this argument at face value, and find out where it goes.

The website says they want "integrated" schools. I'm not sure what they mean by that. I'd think "integrated" would be that you treat all students the same way - same behavioral expectations, same performance expectations. Shouldn't that mean they'd not pick on any one group based on skin color? Apparently not.

I'd also think that "integrated" would mean you would teach about important skills and historical accomplishments without regard to skin color. But it sounds from the curriculum listed at the website linked in the article that it's all about skin color. One point:

Frame diverse schools as the most desirable schools for the 21st century

Didn't Martin Luther King say,

I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.

Character is now out the window, and Martin Luther King, by not saying, "my children should be given special allowances based on the color of their skin" is by current definitions a racist.

When will the SJW's start demanding that all the MLK Boulevards be renamed because he's a racist?

None of this makes any sense.

It's not supposed to make sense, if it does, you've done it wrong, according to them.

As The Darlin' Daughter has pointed out, we have reached a point in this country where common sense should be considered a superpower.

First Shirt wrote:As The Darlin' Daughter has pointed out, we have reached a point in this country where common sense should be considered a superpower.

Or the mark of a heretic that must be destroyed at all costs.

But if Rachel Dolezal can identify as black, their whole system of M&M diversity collapses under the weight of its stupidity. With gender and race mere social constructs, how do university departments of diversity and affirmative action continue to exist? Or is this latest foray into cloud-kookoo land a last effort to save their phoney baloney jobs?

Well, I cannot say I am a fan of this line of thought.

But on the other hand I have done my part get "whiteness" out of the schools. At least as defined by skin color. Of course that does not stop Lefties from calling my kids racists.