The Biden Presidency

Tulsa is hot. And not trans. So we know goldy and nsacpi are not attracted to her.

Learn your new alphabet.

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There was a contract with the Seuss folks for the rights to use his stuff in the Read Across America campaign. That contract expired. I could name dozens of places I would rather cut spending, but this wasn't just an arbitrary decision to leave the good doctor out.
 
My favorite is seeing freak out about things like this Dr Seuss “banning”

And then going to find out more about it and it’s never actually how fraud boy tries to frame it.

Here’s a thread with a good breakdown thread with cited sources

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sturg33 said:
Tulsa is hot. And not trans. So we know goldy and nsacpi are not attracted to her.

Learn your new alphabet.

LGBTQI+FGZXKIA÷
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I’m pretty sure if the tables were turned you would say this is some type of speech

Like you’re dumbass says when someone tells you to stop sucking orange dick or how it tastes

Multiple times You are on record that your fetish is being attracted to women who share some political view with you. It’s weird but man, you’re into what you’re into

But you seem to really project hard that you aren’t into trans people and that it’s wrong etc

It reminds me of the church people that are anti-gay and in their private life are all about sleeping with alter boys etc etc
 
The Dr. Seuss thing is an overreaction all the way around. No matter what racial issues are in the man's past, you can't deny he did more for child literacy in the US than probably any other person in history. Any distancing from that fact or his work is a disservice to children. I learned to read on Dr. Seuss books. There's a reason for that, they're excellent at engaging young children and teaching them sight words. Don't throw that out because of problems you have with the author.

The response has also been an overreaction. Leaving him out of a reading celebration is not the same as banning Dr. Seuss books. You can think distancing from him is silly and argue against it, but overreacting just makes you look worse and your points lose effectiveness.
 
sturg33 said:
Yes good point much like you are projecting your love for Trump on us
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man, I’ve seen some stupid false equivalencies

That one ranks near the top. Examples of sexual preference/attraction and you come back with not liking a politician cause of abuse of power and far reaching negative affects on the globe. Weird

I didn’t say you are that, just said it reminds me of it.

But keep up the good fight man
 
striker42 said:
The Dr. Seuss thing is an overreaction all the way around. No matter what racial issues are in the man's past, you can't deny he did more for child literacy in the US than probably any other person in history. Any distancing from that fact or his work is a disservice to children. I learned to read on Dr. Seuss books. There's a reason for that, they're excellent at engaging young children and teaching them sight words. Don't throw that out because of problems you have with the author.

The response has also been an overreaction. Leaving him out of a reading celebration is not the same as banning Dr. Seuss books. You can think distancing from him is silly and argue against it, but overreacting just makes you look worse and your points lose effectiveness.
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He literally apologized cause he didn’t like some of the things he had drawn

https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20190301-the-surprisingly-radical-politics-of-dr-seuss

But I agree with ya
 
striker42 said:
The Dr. Seuss thing is an overreaction all the way around. No matter what racial issues are in the man's past, you can't deny he did more for child literacy in the US than probably any other person in history. Any distancing from that fact or his work is a disservice to children. I learned to read on Dr. Seuss books. There's a reason for that, they're excellent at engaging young children and teaching them sight words. Don't throw that out because of problems you have with the author.

The response has also been an overreaction. Leaving him out of a reading celebration is not the same as banning Dr. Seuss books. You can think distancing from him is silly and argue against it, but overreacting just makes you look worse and your points lose effectiveness.
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Is a picture book full of rhymes and fantasy...art?

If so- people can interpret art many different ways.

But my point was- and still is- that we grew up with some purposefully offensive material thrown at us. Those shows are still on, and popular. But we go back in our past and dig up books written 60 years ago to distance ourself from seems.... yuck.
 
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Black Americans are beginning to see that the Democrats don’t represent or care about their lives and family.

It’s absolutely criminal how the Democrats have kept kids out of school and not allow parents to choose which schools are best for their kids.

Who votes for these assholes?
 
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