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AhbabaOooMaoMao t1_iup9a0y wrote

Really need to have random adults walking away from an elementary school with kids?

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sysadminbj t1_iup9s6u wrote

Just looked this place up on Google Maps. There’s public roads all around the school. Parents just need to skip the sidewalks and walk on the road. Then they can give the principal the middle finger from public property.

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Banea-Vaedr t1_iup9url wrote

These districts need to be careful because on God they're losing students so fast it's not even funny. Boston area schools lost 30% of their students this year, concentrated among their lower grades.

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LexiiConn t1_iupao66 wrote

This appears to be a story from April 2016. Has there been some sort of recent (2022) update?

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Thomasnaste420 t1_iupat8j wrote

I’m doubtful about this story. There is ZERO comment from the school board, principal, or otherwise. Sloppy reporting. This feels like one of those stories that blows up on social media because the real situation is only partially reported on

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whats_his t1_iupb0pc wrote

This article is 6 years old

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Banea-Vaedr t1_iupceou wrote

Replying to InternetPeon (#422,639)

You simply remove them and out them elsewhere.

Jokes aside, in Boston you really don't get to question their policies, and they teach some vile stuff, like that it's unsafe to be a minority outside Boston, or that parents are innately an evil and oppressive force

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astrocastro63 t1_iupeeo5 wrote

Wow, this article from 2016! What a different time!

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Kittenscute t1_iupepwc wrote

Replying to Banea-Vaedr (#422,652)

> and they teach some vile stuff, like that it's unsafe to be a minority outside Boston

Didn't take you long to drop your mask to reveal that run-of-the-mill conservative bigot persona underneath by posting inane talking points and misrepresentations from the far right.

And this is also supported based on your commenting history where you are clearly the type that rabidly rails against things like critical race theory or socialism, but when confronted about what you actually know about it, have absolutely no fucking clue what it's about except what they tell you on far-right misinformation outlets.

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Banea-Vaedr t1_iupf3uo wrote

Replying to Kittenscute (#422,784)

>Didn't take you long to drop your mask to reveal that run-of-the-mill conservative bigot persona underneath by posting inane talking points and misrepresentations from the far right.

No, those are both the experiences of an Indian friend of mine from Boston. She was quite shocked to learn the people of Western Mass had no intention of lynching anybody. I thought it was a conspiracy, too, until meeting the nuttiest lefty I ever could have imagined and learning that it was common

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sanjsrik t1_iupg661 wrote

Why not just rename the article, "Batshit crazy ass texas shit"

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InternetPeon t1_iupga5j wrote

Replying to Banea-Vaedr (#422,806)

Sure, violence, election denial and collaborating with foreign adversaries is all fine as long as I get a gun So I feel powerful. I’m a total sucker for that - if you give me a taste of blood I’ll sell out my future and even life on earth. - 2022 Conservatives

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Kittenscute t1_iupk2ur wrote

Replying to Banea-Vaedr (#422,806)

So it's not enough these days to have a token minority friend, but both an imaginary token minority friend and another imaginary adversary you conjured up in the dark recesses of your deeply disturbed mind to justify your deeply disturbing misrepresentation of reality.

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Msfracture t1_iuv1try wrote

Wow...Get your kids out of the Jesuit programming institutions stat! Those children do not belong to the programmers.

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