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This sort of shit is going to happen over and over..
This sort of shit is going to happen over and over..
The bad (typically gun related) things happening in America thread
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Seriously there are way too many people who have nothing going on in their lives.
Imagine being so dumb, bored, sick, starved for attention or whatever to pretend to be on a jury in a high profile case with 60 victims and disrupt the whole thing.
Imagine being so dumb, bored, sick, starved for attention or whatever to pretend to be on a jury in a high profile case with 60 victims and disrupt the whole thing.
I feel like you're overreacting a little bit.
It's like a car crash watching him. He basically hasn't put up an actual defence and just acted a knob the entire time. Hopefully the Jury find him guilty on all counts quickly, and his eventual appeal is thrown out.
Maybe. Anyway, the jury have supposedly reached a verdict
I feel like I know what the verdict is going to be.
The verdict will be read at 10.45 local time apparently. Don't quote me.
Thanks. Like nimic said, we all probably know the verdict, I just want to see if this jackass has a meltdown after the verdict is read.
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There is a reasonable outside chance the 1st degree murders haven't stuck, in fairness.
Beyond that it's guilties all the way
Beyond that it's guilties all the way
Will he have a freak out, or cry like a baby?
Still arguing subject matter jurisdiction..
Guilty all the way. fecking wanker.
Not so braggadocious now, is he?
Then I hope he doesn't mind if the entire male population is vasectomized from age 12 and above unless a couple (married or in legal union) signs for a formal demand for a reversal while explaining that they want to have children. Vasectomies are almost always reversible.
It's silly, but I'm illustrating the siliness of Kemp's argument.
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I see the white text, but to be clear the bolded part is not true, especially after a few years.
Darrell Brooks Hearing to Schedule Sentencing now taking place.
Mr. Brooks is not going down with a whimper. Still shouting about subject matter jurisdiction, and the fact that the jurors were not informed that he was wearing shock devices on his ankles. Judge adamant that he was never fitted with shock devices.
Mr Brooks is not getting the usual eleventy chances to moderate his behaviour anymore and has been sent to the adjoining court.
Mr. Brooks is not going down with a whimper. Still shouting about subject matter jurisdiction, and the fact that the jurors were not informed that he was wearing shock devices on his ankles. Judge adamant that he was never fitted with shock devices.
Mr Brooks is not getting the usual eleventy chances to moderate his behaviour anymore and has been sent to the adjoining court.
Is that really bad though? Why should LGBT issues be discussed with kids?
Why shouldn't they?
As a parent you might feel it is too early.
So what do you say to them when they ask you? Kids are very observant, and very inquisitive. If you've no issue explaining a heterosexual relationship to them, then explaining something related to LGBT when asked should be the same thing, unless you have an issue with it.
As a topic it has hardly ever come up. Although we know two lesbian couples with kids and a trans person. At the same time heterosexual relationships have not been a huge topic as well.
But the policy introduced was about nine year olds or younger in federal programs - so it is not about what parents tell their children.
What if the teacher is in a LGBTQ relationship, should they not be allowed to have a picture of their partner on their desk for fear it sparks questions? What if a child with 2 dads draws his family in class? These are both issues that came up as a result of Florida’s bill. Beyond all that, it is legislation that specifically targets people for who they are. If the bill said no discussion of any relationships then sure, but limiting kids exposure o those is not really the point of this bill now is it.
That is exactly the same crap I have heard from parents who have something against sex ed classes in the final years of elementary school.
Why further divide the populace or ostracize marginalized groups? No one is indoctrination ten year olds into a life of homosexual bacchanalia, much of it is merely discussing that diverse people exist around us.
The bill is about programs. But this might be a cultural difference. Teachers' family photos on their desk would be an absolute rarity in Germany. But yeah... that should be okay if it is common in the US.
Maybe. But there hundreds of topics that I would not discuss in elementary school.
If it works that might be good.
I am somewhat sceptical though that it might work. It might even have the opposite effect depending on what the norms are within the respective families.
Ok, so let’s pretend that this bill only dealt with programs and the associated books/material. Based on this bill the only depictions of “family” could be that of a man and woman in the role of parents. How will this affect a student with two moms or dads? Should that child be made to feel that he/she and their family are abnormal and unrepresented? The goal of inclusiveness is to foster an environment where students are not forced to feel like they are not normal. As Cal said, no one is trying to indoctrinate or groom kids. Hell, almost every example of inappropriate sexual behavior on a student is by a heterosexual person, so maybe we should be legislating straight people.
@Carolina Red
I never had a student threaten me, but parents..... never worried about it back then but maybe I should have. As a biology/chemistry teacher I gave out a LOT of bad grades.
I never had a student threaten me, but parents..... never worried about it back then but maybe I should have. As a biology/chemistry teacher I gave out a LOT of bad grades.
Tip of the iceberg?
That doesn't look like a WWII era German uniform, right?
Reminded me of the tan uni Goebbels typically wore.