Teacher uses Trump rhetoric and hate to threaten a 9th grade Hispanic student

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Jhhnn

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I think it's important to remember that Trump is a symptom of this teacher's mindset, not the other way around.

The way these topics are framed, it's like we vote Trump out and we fix the problem. We don't. The problem just goes underground again until the next whackjob comes along.

Leadership matters. So does inspiration. I mean, if the POTUS can talk bigoted shit, why can't I?
 
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whm1974

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So did the teacher get fired over this? Did the other students sternly inform the teacher that Trump can't because of the Constitution?
 

DaaQ

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This is nothing compared to what liberal indoctrination colleges do on a regular basis. Professional victim factories.
And if you were in a position to fix it, what would be your solution?

How do you remove the liberal indoctrination from the colleges ??
 

Meghan54

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This is nothing compared to what liberal indoctrination colleges do on a regular basis. Professional victim factories.

So, please tell me why you act like such a thumb-sucking victim who's continually triggered by any country's policies that you find icky? Your posting history seems to indicate you are indeed a cry baby victim who is constantly triggered into a fetal position, sucking your thumb.
 

Sunburn74

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And if you were in a position to fix it, what would be your solution?

How do you remove the liberal indoctrination from the colleges ??
I think he fails to realize that part of the reason why colleges lean left is that the truths learned from the study of all disciplines are self-obvious in support of the position leaned by the majority of people in that discipline.

People who study climate science all reach more or less the same set of conclusions.
People who study medicine all reach more or less the same set of conclusions.
As long as there are facts to be studied, there are conclusions that can be reached and the same is probably true of those who generally study political science, history, and government. In law, there are no facts to actually study and so opinions are widespread (in example on the SCOTUS).

No one questions why if someone studies history, they tend to favor democracy as being the best ruling solution for counties. It's something that seems generally obvious when you look at historical patterns in totality. The same is probably true in terms of the left/right split amongst history professors (which I heard was something like 20-1 or 40-1 favoring left). I find it hard to believe its purely a matter of selection bias and not a matter of what conclusions they naturally reach when they study history.
 

JEDIYoda

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The teacher does sound a bit unhinged, you're probably right about it likely being best to fire him. Still, colleges warp brains regularly.
Speaking from experience? Or are you one of the millions of uneducated Trump supporters?