If the notion of inclusion is "political" that must mean that the notion of exclusion is the "political" positon that is being protected here.
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Which 'political viewpoint' is this exactly?
The one that probably disagrees with the US governments pro concentration-camp agenda. And so as an opinion that differs from the government view, it must be blocked, because freedom
It's against one. Just like they demonize "Antifa".
Against one? It doesn't say political party A not welcome, it says everyone
Tolerance, inclusivity, and integration.
To put this into perspective, the legal fact that "everyone"[0] is welcome in a given public school was not established until 1954 with Brown v Board of Education. And segregationists lost there mind over this.
In 1957, president Eisenhower had the 101st airborne division invade Little Rock High School, after Arkansas deployed it's national guard to block black students from entering.
[0] In terms of race. Restricting access to schools based on home address remains common, and has ended being used as a way to effectively segregate schools without violating Brown.
Ah, you kooky Americans. I just find it absurd that basic human empathy is considered a 'political viewpoint'. I guess if it is, then everything is. What does the word 'political' even mean any more?
You must be a real hoot at parties.
I misspoke. You clearly don't get invited to parties.
I really hope the pendulum swings the other way in the future and we become the most Woke society imaginable.
I personally hope it gets bad enough fast enough for Elon to decide to go personally pioneer his Mars base. I would give anything for a live feed of him trying to survive a hundred million miles away from the rest of us
It could be like one of those private sub missions and be over quick!
It would be like Musk trying to win a game of Factorio, without any help. I am down for it.
It won't. To do so will require checks community instance server really big peaceful marches and flag waving.
Jeez I was going to but the city denied our protest permit.
I'm gonna go call my Senator about this!
Historically, every time there's been a push towards progress, there's also been a push back by all the cockroaches that consider tradition the ultimate model for self expression, which is where we are now. Usually after some violent struggle of a variety, the progress wins out eventually. Hopefully this is not an exception, but we might not see it in our lifetime.
I think it could be accomplished with a MarioKart tournament.
#BlueShell
Inama went on to argue that messages of inclusion are not political, especially when both state and federal law dictate that public schools must accept all children and cannot discriminate.
“To say that ‘Everyone is Welcome’ in a public school system is not political, it’s the law,” Inama said.
Inclusive sayings aren’t new to public schools, Inama noted. Back when she was a student, signs that read things like “All are Welcome” or “Everyone is Welcome” were a common way to encourage kids to feel safe and welcome and therefore ready to learn.
“It’s all over the place. It’s not a political opinion, it’s a pretty common message,” Inama said
Sounds like the times are trying to change the common message. Laws are already changing to be discriminatory as we speak.
Just call it a religious symbol.
The IDE asked the attorney general’s office if Inama’s signs in particular violated the new law.
The attorney general’s office said yes.
“These signs are part of an ideological/social movement which started in Twin Cities, Minnesota following the 2016 election of Donald Trump,” the attorney general’s response reads. “Since that time, the signs have been used by the Democratic party as a political statement. The Idaho Democratic Party even sells these signs as part of its fundraising efforts.”
Couldn’t be arsed to move to a southern shithole state? Good news!
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