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Lee's avatar
Dec 31Edited

I was a headteacher (principal) in the UK until recently. This plan is ideological indoctrination under the guise of inclusiveness. Why would an immigrant child respect or adhere to British culture, if the British themselves are ashamed of it? Shouldn't arrivals fit in with the host country rather than the other way round? How can we expect immigrants to integrate when everything we do tells them that what they would be integrating with is valueless, and that they can remain essentially non-British in perpetuity? How can these kind of policies be considered anything other than devisive? Why haven't the positive experiences of melting pot societies abroad been considered? Are we surprised when a 25 year old ethnically non British man demonstrates antisemitic, misogynistic, and anti democratic behaviours? And our cities make Jews fearful?

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Benjamin W's avatar

This whole rewriting of history is so weird to me. Were people looking at famous scientists and inventors and saying "He was white, hooray!"? Because I sure wasn't. I really don't know what happened the last couple generations. I'm gen X. I went to high school in the late 80's, graduated in 1990. We could not care less what a person's skin color was. I had friends of every race, but didn't really think too much about it. For some reason people have become obsessed with race the last couple of decades. Everyone understands that we're maybe not quite there when it comes to racial equality in the US, but we were making a ton of progress, up until recently. It's a real shame. My guess is that the rulers want to divide us and get us to fight amongst ourselves and are using the media and all this DEI racist crap for that purpose.

I do think people are starting to see it and push back. Nobody wants racism except the race hustlers and elites.

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