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Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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I care that elected officials do not determine our teaching of history. I care that one group can decide on a whim, because it fits their message, to try and hi jack the schools with such odd lies. I care that for P reasons, the word Marxist is now added to the discussion to totally and completely mislead. I care that kids know truth and respect it. |
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CRT and WOKE are working hand in hand.
They teach "white privilege" and also teach that if you are white, that you automatically are racist because of your birth. Those idiots should be eliminated. |
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Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive anyway |
#139
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You are as learned man Jerry!
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To be clear...relative to Florida....
CRT IS NOT....REPEAT NOT TAUGHT IN THE SCHOOLS. Read the law it is specific and pretty much says.... Instruction must be factual and also false |
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The country IS ALREADY divided as most people are aware. And it is NOT being "PUSHED"! It is an attempt at TRUTHTELLING to correctly and objectively present an unvarnished version of History to the young, next generation. Why are SO MANY states such COWARDS that a little truthtelling makes them anxious to pass laws quickly before the TRUTH leaks out. Early European settlers accepted gifts of NEEDED food and called it Thanksgiving and then proceeded to extinguish NATIVE American civilization. That was whitewashed from History - and the Tulsa massacre - and who knows what more History is committed and LIED about? When you PREVENT the truth from being told - you replace it with PROPAGANDA - and enough propaganda and America WILL find itself in a DICTATORSHIP. I would believe that those living in states that have passed laws against CRT (or suppress the TRUTH laws) are NOW as we speak REALLY in said dictatorship.
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Critical Race Theory is designed to teach students that not all of America’s past is “pretty”. Germany mandates that their students learn about the Holocaust, ugly parts and all. Why do Americans want to hide the ugly parts of our past?
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You are a learned man Jerry!
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No, the didn’t want to hear it, they got what they intended and that was end of it. There has to be cutoff for mailing voting when you have months to vote. You can’t be bring in truck loads of votes during Election Day especially after poles close and the count known. But it’s ok as long as 99% voted with you’re party right. |
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Yes, the truth as my party drilled it. |
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First, because you brought it up. I am an Independent, after not only being registered in the party you seem to espouse for over 60 years, but being a paid employee. I changed, but not to what you refer.
Second, CRT is something BOTH groups wanted. It is not, in any way a subject to be taught. The changes that are being made and solicited are now a party movement to erase history as it happened. Really you should read the law. Full of platitudes, nothing of substance and was only even brought up to have it worked out as a party issue, adding a few words like Marxism to really generate those who are not really concerned with the country, but the party. So, you have completely and totally flipped the truth. Erasing history to serve a party is a very scary thing to endorse. After 40 years of no problem in the schools, you now suggest that you want every party change in legislature to generate a new history. That CRT was done to keep this from happening. But, again....you don't care and that is your right |
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Last edited by Taltarzac725; 06-13-2021 at 12:31 PM. |
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It implemented online voter registration system in 2015. The voter ID law was rejected in 2014, though anyone who shows up at the polling place for the very first time must present an ID. An ID can be a drivers license or passport, or it could even be a current utility bill. It's basically proof of residency, not proof of identification. Pennsylvania does NOT require proof of citizenship for voter registration. All PA voters can cast absentee votes, up to 50 days prior to any special, primary, or general election. They can also request to be provided absentee ballots permanently, for each election. PA also allows early voting. So really, there's nothing in your post that is correct. I've never lived in Pennsylvania, and I was able to look up this state laws without any effort at all. One would think that someone making a claim about the state they are actually from, would know the information better. |
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