Re: Mexican flags in Denver Public Schools Classrooms?

"Byron Canfield" <barnNOSPAM@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Lets Roll" <letsroll@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "Oliver Costich" <olc-caNOSPAM@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> > On Sun, 29 Aug 2004 19:26:59 GMT, "stvfrmco" <gassasb@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> >>"David Eduardo" <amdavid@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> >>> "Cotton Eyed Joe" <mdginzo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> >>>>> Here's my first question-what classroom, in what context? It
wasn't
>> >>>>> uncommon
>> >>>>> when I was in high school for foreign language cl***** to have 
>> >>>>> flags
>> >>>>> of
>> >>>>> the
>> >>>>> countries where the language was spoken on display. Not in the
same
>> >>>>> way
>> >>>>> as
>> >>>>> the US flag, but as an artifact.
>> >>>>
>> >>>> Not only that.  When I was in school we had all sorts of education

>> >>>> in
>> >>>> foreign languages and cultures - up to and including native dances
> and
>> >>>> literature.
>> >>>
>> >>> Apparently Xenophobia 101 has replaced language and world history. 
>> >>> And
>> >>> the
>> >>> Luddites go marching along....
>> >>>
>> >>
>> >>No, Diversity 101 has replaced science and calculus.  Instead of
> producing
>> >>a
>> >>student population that can put men on Mars, we have public schools
>> >>teaching
>> >>kids native dances and cultural awareness.  Now, if the class will
spit
> on
>> >>the American flag and celebrate the sister city in Cuba, we'll show
> slides
>> >>of the land redistribution in Zimbabwe and take donations to send
food
> to
>> >>the starving Africans while Kofi Annan pushes "free market" reform
for
>> >>farming in the Western world.
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>> > Not just diversity but almost anything other than real learning.
>> > Subjects that require real substantive knowledge are far too
difficult
>> > for theachers, much less the students.
>> >
>>
>> Sometimes I could kiss you right on top of your little pointy head,
> Oliver.
>> It is an accident if a fact of any kind slips into a classroom.
>> "Don't worry about what quantum physics are.
>> What is im****tant is, how do you _feel_ about them?"
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> It's quite apparent that it's been a while since you've been to school
--  
> or
> did you ever go? What they DON'T teach, on the other hand, is to hate
the
> kid in the desk next to you for some real or imagined difference --
though 
> I
> know that will be a source of great disappointment to you.
>
> Wear your brown ****rt with pride.
>

It is certainly very obvious that you have _no_ business even being around
a 
school full of innocent children.
The hatred and violence you advocate and teach is very evident in the 
juvenile gangs that are manifest throughout the social engineering 
laboratories that are American public schools and are populated by 
aristocratic social engineers that sow the seeds of hatred and who are 
euphemistically known as teachers.

>
> -- 
> Byron "Barn" Canfield
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> "Politics is a strife of interests masquerading as a contest of 
> principles."
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