Submitted by the_honeyman t3_11euu3t in springfieldMO
dhrisc t1_jahj1r5 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in School board elections are more important than Presidential elections! by the_honeyman
The speaker was using a rhetorical technique to engage the audience, she interrupted the presentation to make petty comments in response. Everyone knows rhetorical questions and devices are just set ups to make a point, everyone in attendance knew the point the presenter was trying to make, and she chose to disrupt the presentation by being purposefully obtuse and difficult about it. It was all in bad faith and all triggered by her hatred of the sort of topics being discussed at the event. It is disrespectful micromanaging to the fullest extent for a board member to show up to something like this and act this way. Boards should guide and advise diatricts not show up to functions and derail them with petty grievances.
realtalkyo91 t1_jal53hu wrote
Agreed that it was probably done in bad faith with preconceived notions about the event and it’s content. But, the speaker should be held to account for actions like this. It seems pretty inexcusable to me. I can’t find any reason someone (specifically a parent) would think that’s acceptable coming from a position of authority.
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