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This is the best unintentional advertisement for Florida. Your state sounds awesome. If I move back to the US, I'm going to become a Florida Man (TM). How are

by clove 4y ago

This is the best unintentional advertisement for Florida. Your state sounds awesome. If I move back to the US, I'm going to become a Florida Man (TM). How are they trying to dismantle public education, by the way?

s5300 4y ago
You think random strangers coming up to you to question you about your religion is awesome? Not entirely sure what to say to that. Maybe you’d have a nice life living in a theocracy… As for your question, google (or search engine of your choice) is your friend.
formerkrogemp 4y ago
They're banning math textbooks for having CRT or some BS among other things.
- _-david-_ 4y ago
  Why is that a bad thing? Math books should teach math not CRT.
  - s5300 4y ago
    It’s a joke. There’s not actually CRT in the math books. None of their voter base is actually going to open up a math book and realize that though. This is actually a pretty simple one… most textbooks are made in Texas, somewhat controlled by republicans. They’re just banning anything they’re not getting a cut of the profits from & bringing in/giving their friends new textbook contracts.
    - _-david-_ 4y ago
      >It’s a joke. There’s not actually CRT in the math books. None of their voter base is actually going to open up a math book and realize that though. I'm assuming you are arguing in good faith and have read every page of every math book that is banned to confirm yourself. You surely couldn't be accusing others of not confirming themselves while you do the same thing. And since you have read everyone of those books you could provide links to the books so we could also confirm ourselves. >This is actually a pretty simple one… most textbooks are made in Texas, somewhat controlled by republicans. Just because textbooks are made in Texas doesn't mean Republicans control their content. Do you believe every book written in Texas aligns with the views held by Republicans? >They’re just banning anything they’re not getting a cut of the profits from & bringing in/giving their friends new textbook contracts. Do you have any proof of this?
      - s5300 4y ago
        Make a nice cup of tea & hop on the search engine of your choice for all the proof you’d like. I promise it won’t take much of your time, but I’m not going to be your personal source compiler.
        _-david-_ 4y ago
        If you personally looked at the books you could actually point me to some site with PDFs. If you want to convince anybody maybe you should provide a source, especially since as you say it won't take much time. I assume you are just a hypocrite who wanted to accuse the other side of doing the same thing you did and for caught and as such I'm not going to waste my time trying to prove your claim for you.

by clove 4y ago

s5300 4y ago

You think random strangers coming up to you to question you about your religion is awesome? Not entirely sure what to say to that. Maybe you’d have a nice life living in a theocracy… As for your question, google (or search engine of your choice) is your friend.

formerkrogemp 4y ago

They're banning math textbooks for having CRT or some BS among other things.

_-david-_ 4y ago
Why is that a bad thing? Math books should teach math not CRT.
- s5300 4y ago
  It’s a joke. There’s not actually CRT in the math books. None of their voter base is actually going to open up a math book and realize that though. This is actually a pretty simple one… most textbooks are made in Texas, somewhat controlled by republicans. They’re just banning anything they’re not getting a cut of the profits from & bringing in/giving their friends new textbook contracts.
  - _-david-_ 4y ago
    >It’s a joke. There’s not actually CRT in the math books. None of their voter base is actually going to open up a math book and realize that though. I'm assuming you are arguing in good faith and have read every page of every math book that is banned to confirm yourself. You surely couldn't be accusing others of not confirming themselves while you do the same thing. And since you have read everyone of those books you could provide links to the books so we could also confirm ourselves. >This is actually a pretty simple one… most textbooks are made in Texas, somewhat controlled by republicans. Just because textbooks are made in Texas doesn't mean Republicans control their content. Do you believe every book written in Texas aligns with the views held by Republicans? >They’re just banning anything they’re not getting a cut of the profits from & bringing in/giving their friends new textbook contracts. Do you have any proof of this?
    - s5300 4y ago
      Make a nice cup of tea & hop on the search engine of your choice for all the proof you’d like. I promise it won’t take much of your time, but I’m not going to be your personal source compiler.
      - _-david-_ 4y ago
        If you personally looked at the books you could actually point me to some site with PDFs. If you want to convince anybody maybe you should provide a source, especially since as you say it won't take much time. I assume you are just a hypocrite who wanted to accuse the other side of doing the same thing you did and for caught and as such I'm not going to waste my time trying to prove your claim for you.