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       #Post#: 387--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Why are kids so stubbornly against republican values in our
       school? 
   DIR By: david
       Date: November 13, 2018, 10:45 am
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       --- Quote from: [Vagen ---
       > :/OG/{IKON Leader} Freeze Dried link=topic=7.msg190#msg190
       date=1541707804]
       > I'm so frustrated.
       > In my dystopia, people who disagree with each other are
       dehumanized, all under anarchy. For example, during class,
       someone said that "my dystopia is the USA where Trump is
       president and people are racist." I tried to explain my opinion
       that what she is saying is a generalization that is stereotyping
       and dehumanizing people. Her friend then told me to "stop
       arguing" when her response was "that's my opinion". Yeah, that's
       her opinion but is it okay to stereotype and dehumanize people?
       Nothing would be able to happen, or nothing good would be able
       to happen if there was anarchy and people were silenced with
       three words for an opinion that has good intentions. I don't
       like Trump, but I did like Obama. When people told me "Obama is
       a bad president" I would say "why?" Then I would listen to their
       opinion and either change my own or respectfully disagree. What
       happened today is extremely frustrating, because if you are
       going to say something provocative like this and then refuse an
       opposing opinion or fact, what was the point of even making that
       statement? Just trying to make people mad? Is this what the
       world has come to? People these days are so blindly swayed by
       there parents and education it is disgusting. We see political
       indoctrination even in school when a teacher  (not going to name
       names) said that most Republican states aren't very educated.
       While this is true, she didn't say the other side about why big
       cities are democratic. Whenever I disagree with stubborn
       Republicans,  I will be called libtard, scaredy-cat, snowflake,
       stupid, and dumb. When I disagree with stubborn Democrats, I
       will be called racist, ignorant, trump-supporter, nazi, and
       more.
       > My utopia is where there is a one-party political system. This
       way, the shunning of people on opposing political parties
       wouldn't be on such a large scale like it is today. Also, many
       people would disagree on things, but people would be rational
       and listen to others.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       This is politics, okay
       name calling is how you get elected
       #Post#: 389--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Why are kids so stubbornly against republican values in our
       school? 
   DIR By: jamesxiao2024
       Date: November 13, 2018, 11:32 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       --- Quote from: david link ---
       >
       > [quote author=[Vagen]:/OG/{IKON Leader} Freeze Dried
       link=topic=7.msg190#msg190 date=1541707804]
       > I'm so frustrated.
       > In my dystopia, people who disagree with each other are
       dehumanized, all under anarchy. For example, during class,
       someone said that "my dystopia is the USA where Trump is
       president and people are racist." I tried to explain my opinion
       that what she is saying is a generalization that is stereotyping
       and dehumanizing people. Her friend then told me to "stop
       arguing" when her response was "that's my opinion". Yeah, that's
       her opinion but is it okay to stereotype and dehumanize people?
       Nothing would be able to happen, or nothing good would be able
       to happen if there was anarchy and people were silenced with
       three words for an opinion that has good intentions. I don't
       like Trump, but I did like Obama. When people told me "Obama is
       a bad president" I would say "why?" Then I would listen to their
       opinion and either change my own or respectfully disagree. What
       happened today is extremely frustrating, because if you are
       going to say something provocative like this and then refuse an
       opposing opinion or fact, what was the point of even making that
       statement? Just trying to make people mad? Is this what the
       world has come to? People these days are so blindly swayed by
       there parents and education it is disgusting. We see political
       indoctrination even in school when a teacher  (not going to name
       names) said that most Republican states aren't very educated.
       While this is true, she didn't say the other side about why big
       cities are democratic. Whenever I disagree with stubborn
       Republicans,  I will be called libtard, scaredy-cat, snowflake,
       stupid, and dumb. When I disagree with stubborn Democrats, I
       will be called racist, ignorant, trump-supporter, nazi, and
       more.
       > My utopia is where there is a one-party political system. This
       way, the shunning of people on opposing political parties
       wouldn't be on such a large scale like it is today. Also, many
       people would disagree on things, but people would be rational
       and listen to others.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       This is politics, okay
       name calling is how you get elected
       [/quote]
       David is finally active.
       #Post#: 450--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Why are kids so stubbornly against republican values in our
       school? 
   DIR By: david
       Date: November 27, 2018, 4:16 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       --- Quote from: [Vagen ---
       > :/OG/ {Grand Vagen} XtremeJamef1 link=topic=7.msg389#msg389
       date=1542130347]
       > [quote author=david link=topic=7.msg387#msg387
       date=1542127501]
       > [quote author=[Vagen]:/OG/{IKON Leader} Freeze Dried
       link=topic=7.msg190#msg190 date=1541707804]
       > I'm so frustrated.
       > In my dystopia, people who disagree with each other are
       dehumanized, all under anarchy. For example, during class,
       someone said that "my dystopia is the USA where Trump is
       president and people are racist." I tried to explain my opinion
       that what she is saying is a generalization that is stereotyping
       and dehumanizing people. Her friend then told me to "stop
       arguing" when her response was "that's my opinion". Yeah, that's
       her opinion but is it okay to stereotype and dehumanize people?
       Nothing would be able to happen, or nothing good would be able
       to happen if there was anarchy and people were silenced with
       three words for an opinion that has good intentions. I don't
       like Trump, but I did like Obama. When people told me "Obama is
       a bad president" I would say "why?" Then I would listen to their
       opinion and either change my own or respectfully disagree. What
       happened today is extremely frustrating, because if you are
       going to say something provocative like this and then refuse an
       opposing opinion or fact, what was the point of even making that
       statement? Just trying to make people mad? Is this what the
       world has come to? People these days are so blindly swayed by
       there parents and education it is disgusting. We see political
       indoctrination even in school when a teacher  (not going to name
       names) said that most Republican states aren't very educated.
       While this is true, she didn't say the other side about why big
       cities are democratic. Whenever I disagree with stubborn
       Republicans,  I will be called libtard, scaredy-cat, snowflake,
       stupid, and dumb. When I disagree with stubborn Democrats, I
       will be called racist, ignorant, trump-supporter, nazi, and
       more.
       > My utopia is where there is a one-party political system. This
       way, the shunning of people on opposing political parties
       wouldn't be on such a large scale like it is today. Also, many
       people would disagree on things, but people would be rational
       and listen to others.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       This is politics, okay
       name calling is how you get elected
       [/quote]
       David is finally active.
       [/quote]
       I'm always active
       always watchin
       :o
       #Post#: 452--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Why are kids so stubbornly against republican values in our
       school? 
   DIR By: jamesxiao2024
       Date: November 28, 2018, 10:03 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       --- Quote from: david link ---
       >
       > [quote author=[Vagen]:/OG/ {Grand Vagen} XtremeJamef1
       link=topic=7.msg389#msg389 date=1542130347]
       > [quote author=david link=topic=7.msg387#msg387
       date=1542127501]
       > [quote author=[Vagen]:/OG/{IKON Leader} Freeze Dried
       link=topic=7.msg190#msg190 date=1541707804]
       > I'm so frustrated.
       > In my dystopia, people who disagree with each other are
       dehumanized, all under anarchy. For example, during class,
       someone said that "my dystopia is the USA where Trump is
       president and people are racist." I tried to explain my opinion
       that what she is saying is a generalization that is stereotyping
       and dehumanizing people. Her friend then told me to "stop
       arguing" when her response was "that's my opinion". Yeah, that's
       her opinion but is it okay to stereotype and dehumanize people?
       Nothing would be able to happen, or nothing good would be able
       to happen if there was anarchy and people were silenced with
       three words for an opinion that has good intentions. I don't
       like Trump, but I did like Obama. When people told me "Obama is
       a bad president" I would say "why?" Then I would listen to their
       opinion and either change my own or respectfully disagree. What
       happened today is extremely frustrating, because if you are
       going to say something provocative like this and then refuse an
       opposing opinion or fact, what was the point of even making that
       statement? Just trying to make people mad? Is this what the
       world has come to? People these days are so blindly swayed by
       there parents and education it is disgusting. We see political
       indoctrination even in school when a teacher  (not going to name
       names) said that most Republican states aren't very educated.
       While this is true, she didn't say the other side about why big
       cities are democratic. Whenever I disagree with stubborn
       Republicans,  I will be called libtard, scaredy-cat, snowflake,
       stupid, and dumb. When I disagree with stubborn Democrats, I
       will be called racist, ignorant, trump-supporter, nazi, and
       more.
       > My utopia is where there is a one-party political system. This
       way, the shunning of people on opposing political parties
       wouldn't be on such a large scale like it is today. Also, many
       people would disagree on things, but people would be rational
       and listen to others.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       This is politics, okay
       name calling is how you get elected
       [/quote]
       David is finally active.
       [/quote]
       I'm always active
       always watchin
       :o
       [/quote]
       I figured.
       #Post#: 456--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Why are kids so stubbornly against republican values in our
       school? 
   DIR By: [Vagen] William
       Date: December 4, 2018, 7:54 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       --- Quote from: [Vagen ---
       > :/OG/ {Grand Vagen} XtremeJamef1 link=topic=7.msg452#msg452
       date=1543421030]
       > [quote author=david link=topic=7.msg450#msg450
       date=1543356971]
       > [quote author=[Vagen]:/OG/ {Grand Vagen} XtremeJamef1
       link=topic=7.msg389#msg389 date=1542130347]
       > [quote author=david link=topic=7.msg387#msg387
       date=1542127501]
       > [quote author=[Vagen]:/OG/{IKON Leader} Freeze Dried
       link=topic=7.msg190#msg190 date=1541707804]
       > I'm so frustrated.
       > In my dystopia, people who disagree with each other are
       dehumanized, all under anarchy. For example, during class,
       someone said that "my dystopia is the USA where Trump is
       president and people are racist." I tried to explain my opinion
       that what she is saying is a generalization that is stereotyping
       and dehumanizing people. Her friend then told me to "stop
       arguing" when her response was "that's my opinion". Yeah, that's
       her opinion but is it okay to stereotype and dehumanize people?
       Nothing would be able to happen, or nothing good would be able
       to happen if there was anarchy and people were silenced with
       three words for an opinion that has good intentions. I don't
       like Trump, but I did like Obama. When people told me "Obama is
       a bad president" I would say "why?" Then I would listen to their
       opinion and either change my own or respectfully disagree. What
       happened today is extremely frustrating, because if you are
       going to say something provocative like this and then refuse an
       opposing opinion or fact, what was the point of even making that
       statement? Just trying to make people mad? Is this what the
       world has come to? People these days are so blindly swayed by
       there parents and education it is disgusting. We see political
       indoctrination even in school when a teacher  (not going to name
       names) said that most Republican states aren't very educated.
       While this is true, she didn't say the other side about why big
       cities are democratic. Whenever I disagree with stubborn
       Republicans,  I will be called libtard, scaredy-cat, snowflake,
       stupid, and dumb. When I disagree with stubborn Democrats, I
       will be called racist, ignorant, trump-supporter, nazi, and
       more.
       > My utopia is where there is a one-party political system. This
       way, the shunning of people on opposing political parties
       wouldn't be on such a large scale like it is today. Also, many
       people would disagree on things, but people would be rational
       and listen to others.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       This is politics, okay
       name calling is how you get elected
       [/quote]
       David is finally active.
       [/quote]
       I'm always active
       always watchin
       :o
       [/quote]
       I figured.
       [/quote]
       I figured.
       #Post#: 457--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Why are kids so stubbornly against republican values in our
       school? 
   DIR By: jamesxiao2024
       Date: December 4, 2018, 7:58 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       --- Quote from: [Vagen ---
       > :/OG/ {IKON Vegun} Chill Cheese link=topic=7.msg456#msg456
       date=1543931686]
       > [quote author=[Vagen]:/OG/ {Grand Vagen} XtremeJamef1
       link=topic=7.msg452#msg452 date=1543421030]
       > [quote author=david link=topic=7.msg450#msg450
       date=1543356971]
       > [quote author=[Vagen]:/OG/ {Grand Vagen} XtremeJamef1
       link=topic=7.msg389#msg389 date=1542130347]
       > [quote author=david link=topic=7.msg387#msg387
       date=1542127501]
       > [quote author=[Vagen]:/OG/{IKON Leader} Freeze Dried
       link=topic=7.msg190#msg190 date=1541707804]
       > I'm so frustrated.
       > In my dystopia, people who disagree with each other are
       dehumanized, all under anarchy. For example, during class,
       someone said that "my dystopia is the USA where Trump is
       president and people are racist." I tried to explain my opinion
       that what she is saying is a generalization that is stereotyping
       and dehumanizing people. Her friend then told me to "stop
       arguing" when her response was "that's my opinion". Yeah, that's
       her opinion but is it okay to stereotype and dehumanize people?
       Nothing would be able to happen, or nothing good would be able
       to happen if there was anarchy and people were silenced with
       three words for an opinion that has good intentions. I don't
       like Trump, but I did like Obama. When people told me "Obama is
       a bad president" I would say "why?" Then I would listen to their
       opinion and either change my own or respectfully disagree. What
       happened today is extremely frustrating, because if you are
       going to say something provocative like this and then refuse an
       opposing opinion or fact, what was the point of even making that
       statement? Just trying to make people mad? Is this what the
       world has come to? People these days are so blindly swayed by
       there parents and education it is disgusting. We see political
       indoctrination even in school when a teacher  (not going to name
       names) said that most Republican states aren't very educated.
       While this is true, she didn't say the other side about why big
       cities are democratic. Whenever I disagree with stubborn
       Republicans,  I will be called libtard, scaredy-cat, snowflake,
       stupid, and dumb. When I disagree with stubborn Democrats, I
       will be called racist, ignorant, trump-supporter, nazi, and
       more.
       > My utopia is where there is a one-party political system. This
       way, the shunning of people on opposing political parties
       wouldn't be on such a large scale like it is today. Also, many
       people would disagree on things, but people would be rational
       and listen to others.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       This is politics, okay
       name calling is how you get elected
       [/quote]
       David is finally active.
       [/quote]
       I'm always active
       always watchin
       :o
       [/quote]
       I figured.
       [/quote]
       I figured.
       [/quote]
       Weird flex, but ok
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