Shades of Lies from Corporate Media

Posted on March 25, 2021 by jewamongyou

A 12 year old white boy was attacked, at a McDonald’s, by a middle-aged black man who yelled anti-white slurs. From The Gateway Pundit:

A black man stabbed a white 12-year-old boy at McDonald’s in Pittsburgh in what appears to be a clear anti-white hate crime.

The child is in stable condition after being stabbed by Charles Edward Turner, 51, on Sunday.

The child was with his family when the man tackled the boy and stabbed him in the neck with a box cutter.

“According to police, the boy was stabbed in the neck inside the McDonald’s at Liberty Avenue and Stanwix Street near Market Square around 2 p.m. Officers Ross Small, Harry Siwik and Steve Harris sustained injuries during the arrest. David Lewandowski and Henry Seifried, employees at McDonalds’s, also were injured,” the Pittsburgh Post Gazette reports. “According to the criminal complaint, Mr. Turner fought with officers as they tried to arrest him. The complaint alleges that Mr. Turner used racial slurs against officers, patrons and employees during his arrest and bit one of the witnesses.”

According to local television reports, Turner was muttering “white devils” and other anti-white slurs at the crime scene, though the Post Gazette opted not to include the details about the “racial slurs” he was using.

Let’s see how other “news” outlets reported the incident.

The local Pittsburgh site, WPXI, mentions the “racial slurs” only in paragraph 10, and toward the end of the embedded video:

After the incident, Turner was found outside pacing back-and-forth and yelling racial slurs, before going back into the restaurant. The criminal complaint says family members tried to question Turner, who told them “he only wanted to finish his coffee and then leave the restaurant.”

Nowhere in the article is there any mention of an anti-white sentiment, nor are we told what race the victim is; for all we know, he could be Asian or mestizo.

CBS Pittsburgh reported the story, and embedded a video, which includes various interviews. Neither the article, nor the video make any mention of “racial slurs” or anti-white sentiment.

Kiro7, from Seattle, mentioned nothing about “racial slurs” in the accompanying video, and only on paragraph 6 does the article mention “racial slurs,” omitting the fact that they were specifically anti-white slurs:

A criminal complaint states that there is no indication that the suspect knew the victim and that Turner was seen pacing outside following the incident – yelling racial slurs – before re-entering the restaurant.

CNN/NBC, sanitized the racial angle from the story entirely. From beginning to end, there is no mention of any racial motive or slurs.

Local12, (Cincinnati Refined), makes no mention of “racial slurs” or anti-white animus.

Fox News mentions “racial slurs” in the headline, and elaborates on the racial angle in the first two paragraphs.

This pretty much covers the first page of Google results for “Man Stabs 12-Year-Old Boy.” It’s true that Fox does not provide reliable news, but it’s the only corporate media company that doesn’t try to hide the facts when white people are attacked by non-whites.

Will the culprit be charged with a hate-crime? It will be interesting to see.

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Use of Lethal Force Against BLM Mobs

Posted on March 24, 2021 by jewamongyou

Yesterday, a BLM mob attacked a grocery store in Rochester, New York, and prevented about 100 people from leaving. From The Daily Wire:

Black Lives Matter protesters in Rochester, New York, mobbed a Wegmans grocery store on Tuesday afternoon, trapping an estimated 100 customers inside.

Video shows protesters chanting “Black Lives Matter” and referring to Daniel Prude, a black man who died about a week after a viral encounter with the Rochester Police Department. The state’s Democratic Attorney General announced last month that a grand jury will not seek charges against officers involved in the incident.

Before heading to the grocery store, protesters yelled, “We have a long walk today, we’re shutting s*** down,” according to 13WHAM-TV reporter Michael Schwartz…

The store was mobbed and forced to close, as an estimated 100 customers remained locked inside…

Schwartz reported, “The group has set up here at East Ave. Wegmans. Cars following have carried these supplies. Last time I saw a tent setup was at Occupy City Hall. Shoppers cannot leave.”

The article includes some video clips, and points out that the police did not intervene.

I’m not an attorney, so I can’t give legal advice, but it seems to me that a case can be made that lethal force might be justified in such situations. What BLM did to the shoppers appears to be “unlawful restraint” or “abduction.” From the New York penal code, article 135:

S 135.00 Unlawful imprisonment, kidnapping and custodial interference; definitions of terms.

The following definitions are applicable to this article:

1. “Restrain” means to restrict a person`s movements intentionally and unlawfully in such manner as to interfere substantially with his liberty by moving him from one place to another, or by confining him either in the place where the restriction commences or in a place to which he has been moved, without consent and with knowledge that the restriction is unlawful. A person is so moved or confined “without consent” when such is accomplished by (a) physical force, intimidation or deception, or (b) any means whatever, including acquiescence of the victim, if he is a child less than sixteen years old or an incompetent person and the parent, guardian or other person or institution having lawful control or custody of him has not acquiesced in the movement or confinement.

2. “Abduct” means to restrain a person with intent to prevent his liberation by either (a) secreting or holding him in a place where he is not likely to be found, or (b) using or threatening to use deadly physical force.

New York penal code, article 35 tells us when it’s justifiable to use physical force:

S 35.15 Justification; use of physical force in defense of a person.

1. A person may, subject to the provisions of subdivision two, use physical force upon another person when and to the extent he or she reasonably believes such to be necessary to defend himself, herself or a third person from what he or she reasonably believes to be the use or imminent use of unlawful physical force by such other person…

None of the exceptions listed thereafter apply to this situation. Also, any reasonable person would recognize that a raging mob, such as we see in the videos, does pose a risk of “imminent use of unlawful physical force.”

It appears to me, as a non-attorney, that people are legally allowed to use physical force to free themselves from unlawful abduction in the State of New York. As for the courts upholding such a right, that’s something we would expect in a First World country – and I don’t think the US qualifies as such any longer.

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Will Cigna Be Held Accountable?

Posted on March 23, 2021 by jewamongyou

It’s now the norm, rather than the exception, for corporations to discriminate against white men. It’s a matter of policy for them, as they follow the lead of the Biden administration, and years of precedence. The latest to be exposed for blatant anti-white discrimination is Cigna.

From The Daily Wire:

Cigna, one of the nation’s largest health insurance providers, has allegedly told employees not to hire white men as part of the company’s broader critical race theory campaign. 

According to an internal chat log obtained by the Washington Examiner, a hiring manager at Cigna dismissed a white candidate because he did not fulfill the company’s diversity standards. In the chat, an employee suggested the company interview a man with extensive experience for an open position. The hiring manager allegedly told the employee that the man could not be interviewed because he is white. 

In a separate chat log, a hiring manager dismissed another candidate who he assumed to be white. The candidate was a racial minority. After learning of the candidate’s accurate skin color — and little else — the hiring manager allegedly reversed course and hired the candidate. 

Employees were also forced to undergo training wherein they were taught that white people have “white privilege,” straight men have “gender privilege,” and Christians have “religious privilege.” The company defines religious privilege as “a set of advantages that benefits believers of a certain religion but not people who practice other religions or no religions at all.”

Apparently, being denied a job or promotion now counts as a “privilege,” and it’s a privilege that white people have had for decades.

It’s possible that a successful lawsuit could come from this, but looking into the future, I see less and less recourse for anti-white discrimination. After several years of Harris/Biden, the courts will be even more packed with activist judges. Also, how can we expect the government to protect the rights of white people when it’s at the forefront in discriminating against us?

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Prisoner of Conscience: Robert Hoogland

Posted on March 21, 2021 by jewamongyou

The “Tolerant Left” is showing its true colors in Canada, as a father tries to protect his daughter from state-sponsored child abuse. I recommend reading this article by The Post Millennial. It describes how Mr. Hoogland has sacrificed his very freedom to protect his daughter from possible life-long harm. It also describes the soulless transition industry, whose goal seems to be destroying the well-being of countless children in the name of profit. Shame on them. Here are some excerpts:

There is a man in Canada who can only be alluded to as He Who Shall Not Be Named: Robert Hoogland. For the sake of natural justice, it is important to speak this man’s name. He is now the Canadian state’s prisoner of conscience.

The warrant was issued by a judge for the arrest of a father after calling his biological female child his “daughter,” and referring to her with the pronouns “she” and “her.” Hoogland was found to be in contempt of court.

Hoogland is a father to a gender non-conforming biological female 16-year-old who identifies as transgender and prefers the use of male pronouns. Hoogland has repeatedly called this person his daughter, though the court has forbade it. The transition has been underway for more than two years.

According to the article, the child had experienced various mental health issues from about the age of 13.

When Hoogland accompanied his child to a consultation with Wong, the psychologist advised the pubescent child to take testosterone. Wong referred the child to the endocrinology unit at the local hospital. Meanwhile, Hoogland was looking for mental health solutions to help the child without drugs.

On the child’s first visits to the hospital, a treatment plan was put into action. Both the child, and her mother—Hoogland’s ex-wife—signed a consent form which explicitly stated that the “treatment” was experimental, meaning that the endocrinologists recommending the treatment didn’t know the long-term health impact.

A gender identity activist lawyer, Barbara Findley, represented the child in court. Justice Boden decided that the child’s best interests lay in destroying her long-term health to make her body appear more like that of a male.

The article claims that an estimated 85 percent of children… desist in their belief that they are the opposite sex once puberty ends. This claim is disputed, and hard statistics don’t seem to exist. An NBC article from 2019 cites several studies. At the lower end, we’re told that about 2 percent of participants expressed regret after undergoing gender-affirming surgery.

Is it acceptable to perform a procedure upon a child when there’s a 2% risk that it will lead to irreversible damage? I don’t think so. In my opinion, only life/limb threatening emergencies should justify the performance of such a procedure.

In a sane world, a troubled child should be offered counseling. In severe cases, mild medication should be prescribed. Only when she has fully reached adulthood, some time in her twenties, should hormone replacement, or surgery, even be considered. At that point, she can make her own decisions.

What about Mr. Hoogland’s freedom of speech? How can we describe a regime that jails people for “misgendering” as anything other than a tyranny? I hope China throws this case back in Canada’s face, when the latter accuses China of “human-rights abuses.” Nice going Canada; you have just moved into a glass house.

I do wish Mr. Hoogland the best, and I hope his daughter survives this ordeal. Whatever the outcome, Mr. Hoogland can take comfort in the fact that he’s doing the best he can to protect his daughter against an evil state apparatus.

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Not All Falls are Equal

Posted on March 20, 2021 by jewamongyou

I’m always the last person to view viral political videos. As a matter of fact, to this day, I haven’t viewed the entire George Floyd “knee on neck” video; even if it only LOOKS like he’s being choked by the cop, and crying for his mother, I wouldn’t enjoy watching it. I don’t even like watching fictional movie scenes of that nature.

But when I stumbled upon a Forbes article that downplayed Biden’s falls on Air-Force One, I realized that people are ignoring the obvious: Watch the other presidential stumbles that Suzanne Rowan Kelleher uses for comparison.

In the first one, involving President Ford, he was helping his wife down the stairs when it happened, and even then, it was one fall. He didn’t struggle, nor was he disoriented; he simply fell. It’s hard to read anything into it, except that he had a fall.

The second “gaffe,” involving President Trump, wasn’t even a stumble at all; it was simply a piece of paper stuck to his shoe. How this is comparable to Biden’s fall escapes me. Obviously, Miss Kelleher is grasping at straws here to find ANYTHING that might minimize what happened with Biden. All the other incidents were actual falls and stumbles. She deliberately expanded her criteria just to include Trump’s piece of paper.

The third and fourth (honorable mentions) stumbles, involving Vice President Pence and President Obama, aren’t even remotely comparable to Biden’s stumble. Both of them were walking at an excessive pace, clearly overconfident in their own youth and vigor. They both stumbled once, and quickly gained composure.

What about Biden? He stumbled THREE times, and he was clearly disoriented, seemingly trying to rediscover his feet at one point. We get the impression that he’s trying to put on a show of health and youth – but fails miserably.

I couldn’t help but notice that all the other “stumbling” videos in the Forbes article can be viewed within the article itself – but not the one with Biden stumbling; that one has embedding disabled. It’s possible that this happened after the article was published, but it is convenient that readers can’t easily see it, and compare it to the other incidents.

Biden is falling apart, and he’s taking the country with him!

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Newsweek Being “Honest” about Anti-Asian Violence

Posted on March 18, 2021 by jewamongyou

Even though the corporate media cannot truly be honest about “hate-crimes,” especially when dealing with recent anti-Asian attacks, it’s still possible to approach the truth somewhat – at least if it’s a non-white journalist doing the reporting.

Thus we see Zaid Jilani writing for Newsweek:

The nation is reeling from the news of three shootings that took place at Asian-owned massage parlors in Atlanta; the suspect, a young white man, is in custody and has admitted to the murders. The attack is the latest in a series of high-profile crimes from coast to coast that have victimized Asian-Americans, though initial reports suggest that the latest crime may not be motivated by anti-Asian hatred. The attacker reportedly saw the parlors as a “temptation he wanted to eliminate,” suggesting a perverse sexual violence-related motive rather than a racial one.

But this has not stopped progressives from blaming the murders on white supremacy, as they have been for the duration of this epidemic of violence against Asian Americans. Democratic politicians, liberal-leaning media outlets, and the progressive nonprofit world have been quick to blame “white supremacy” or right-wing political rhetoric about COVID-19 for the brutal attacks, and the attack in Atlanta has been cast as the culmination of these forces; the news that race may not have been a factor in this attack will probably not shake their conviction that the greatest threat to Asian Americans right now comes from white supremacy.

And yet, unlike the suspect arrested for the crimes in Atlanta’s, few of the attackers in most of these cases are even white, let alone white supremacists.

Jilani goes on to blame poverty and racial stereotypes for black-on-Asian violence – thus (probably) saving his career. Had he simply blamed blacks for the violence, in the same way whites are blamed for (perceived) group shortcomings, he most likely would have been cancelled.

Another Newsweek article is eager to point out the race of the Atlanta shooter, mentioning it in the third paragraph:

Former President Donald Trump referred to COVID-19 as the “China virus” in a television interview on the night that several Asian women were shot dead at three massage parlors in Georgia.

Eight people were killed, six of them Asian women, in shootings that took place on Tuesday evening, authorities said. The first was at Young’s Asian Massage along Highway 92 in Acworth, about 30 miles from Atlanta, around 5 p.m. Two more shootings took place in Atlanta about an hour later.

A 21-year-old white man, Robert Aaron Long, was later taken into custody.

In that article, Khaleda Rahman doesn’t even bother pointing out that a disproportionate number of such attacks are committed by blacks – even though she spilled much ink blaming Trump for the attacks. We’re not told how many of the perpetrators cited Trump’s rhetoric as their motive. We can safely guess that the answer to that question would be NONE.

As for the recent shootings in Atlanta, whatever the shooter’s motivations turn out to be, I hope he gets executed for his crimes. Also, I have the utmost confidence in the Establishment Left that it will find a way to blame “white-supremacy.”

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Vaccines and “Social Injustice” – An Artificial Crisis

Posted on March 13, 2021 by jewamongyou

For many of us, it’s difficult to reach a conclusion regarding Covid vaccines. Should we eagerly wait in line to get jabbed, should we bide our time, or should we avoid them like the plague?

My friend, Diversity Chronicle, sent me a couple of videos urging me to shun them:

Here’s a another video taken from Dr. Coleman’s website. It’s scary.

Dr. Vernon Coleman is a known conspiracy theorist, but this doesn’t necessarily mean that he’s wrong. You might have noticed that none of the above videos are hosted by YouTube. This is probably because, like the election fraud issues, YouTube has appointed itself The Ministry of Truth, and has removed “misleading information” from its platform.

It’s possible that the anti-vaccine videos ARE misleading. I don’t know, because I’m not an expert on this field of research. Few of us are – and half of the population is of below average IQ.

Most of us simply don’t have the training to discern truth from fiction when it comes to such matters – but Mediagov has decided that only one narrative is allowed. Many of us find this suspicious, and we’re not sure who to trust. I’ve written about this before, that a controlled media creates fertile ground for conspiracy theories.

Speaking of conspiracy theories, let’s not ignore the Tuskegee Syphilis narrative. Jared Taylor wrote about this a few years ago:

The Tuskegee syphilis study ranks almost with slavery and lynching as a symbol of America’s racist past. There is probably not one black American adult who does not know — or thinks he knows — about an experiment from the 1930s in which government health authorities deliberately withheld treatment from 400 black syphilitics just to see what would happen to them.

In some versions of story, the government deliberately infected the men. At the very least, the authorities are said to have been guilty of withholding the effective treatments that became available in the 1950s.

Blacks often cite fear of “another Tuskegee” to explain why few of them cooperate with public health programs or donate organs for transplant. They never know when white doctors might experiment on them…

The study was undertaken by “progressives” who wanted to fight a disease that afflicted many blacks, it had the full support of black medical authorities to the end, and — most important — it probably caused no harm to the 140 men (not 400) who took part.

The U.S. Public Health Service started the study in 1932 in Macon County, Alabama, where syphilis rates for blacks ranged between 20 and 36 percent.

At the time, there were a number of treatments for the disease but they were complicated, disagreeable, and not very effective. They involved a year-long series of carefully-monitored intravenous injections of an arsenic compound that had such unpleasant side-effects that fully 85 percent of patients dropped out before treatment was complete. Of the 15 percent who stuck it out, few were cured.

Public health officials knew they needed better drugs. But they also needed a baseline to which they could compare the results of treatment. This was why they wanted to know what happens if there was no treatment…

It was this latent stage that health authorities wanted to investigate in 1932. Consequently, when they examined 410 syphilitic blacks for possible inclusion in the study, they found many were in the early, infectious stage, and rejected them as candidates. They turned over no fewer than 178 for the standard arsenic treatment, and kept 140 for the study. They then checked up on these men at rather lengthy intervals — in 1938, 1948, 1952, and 1963 — giving them full physical examinations, and treating them for any disease other than syphilis.

A black nurse named Eunice Rivers ran the program, keeping in close contact with the men to make sure they did not drift out of touch. She was apparently a remarkable woman who created something of a social club around the study.

The outset of the program was therefore entirely unobjectionable. The men had already entered the latency stage of syphilis, for which the standard and largely ineffective cure of the day was no good at all. Forgoing that was no hardship, and in exchange they got free medical checkups and the benefits of Nurse Rivers’ kind attention. The authorities at Booker T. Washington’s Tuskegee Institute blessed the study.

And yet, the Tuskegee Experiment is cited over and over again as justification for black Americans’ distrust of the medical establishment. Far be it from me to claim that blacks were not subject to unethical medical experiments – but crucial details are left out of the history books, as we see in the above quote.

Regrettably, medical ethnics were deficient in years gone by, and blacks were not the only victims. For example, in the 1940s, the US military deliberately exposed citizens to large amounts of radiation. Most of the victims were white.

I find it ironic that the same actors who bemoan the lack of trust, among American blacks, toward the medical establishment are the ones who created the misleading narrative that brought about the distrust in the first place.

When it comes to the Covid vaccine, the Establishment Left has created a situation where it can’t win. If it makes sure that more blacks get the vaccine, some will surely die – and accusations of “racism” and “genocide” will inevitably follow. If it fails to get the vaccine to more blacks, the same accusations will be heard.

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Conservatives Lash Out Against Cancel Culture

Posted on March 12, 2021 by jewamongyou

Watch this Fox video, where British journalist Douglas Murray takes a stand against Cancel Culture.

I sympathize with his outrage over Cancel Culture, and I agree with most of what he says – however, what ISN’T said is more important than what IS said.

What they fail to mention is that had Prince Harry married a white woman, none of this would have happened. There would have been no scandal. I fail to see the “benefit” of Diversity in any of this. It would have been far more beneficial, to Britain and the royal family, had they avoided miscegenation altogether.

Like other members of the elite, Prince Harry doesn’t read this blog, nor any other pro-white literature. All he knows is the establishment orthodoxy that he’s been spoon-fed since infancy. Now that he’s grown up, he’s tasted the fruit of Diversity – and poisoned the ancient royal establishment from which he sprang. He’s stepped in a dog pile, and tracked it all over his house.

Wouldn’t it be glorious if the Queen Mother, at the end of her long life, spoke up against Diversity, the destruction of her own nation, and Cancel Culture? I’m not counting on it.

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Bullying in California Schools

Posted on March 11, 2021 by jewamongyou

I’m reproducing this answer, with permission, from Quora. It’s from Ted Kord:

Was bullying ever acceptable in American schools?

I’m 56, and have spent 22 years as a teacher. Bullying has never been acceptable in American schools. Not officially, and not unofficially. In terms of written policy, bullying is banned. But because of the way discipline has been undermined by politicians and bureaucrats, bullying, defiance, profanity and disruption are de-facto tolerated.

I want to make 2 things clear:

(1) The kids most likely to be bullied are “schoolboys,” that is kids who pay attention in class, do their assignments, and treat teachers with respect. Why would teachers ignore the bullying of the kids who are a pleasure to have in class.

(2) The kids most likely to bully are the same kids who make teachers lives miserable. Show me a bully among my 200 students, chances are he or she is the kid most likely to try to harass teachers or even bully teachers.

The sad truth is that disciplining students has become increasingly difficult in the United States. Bullies…like habitually defiant students…like vandals…like campus drug dealers…have benefited from new DOE mandates and state level disciplinary “reforms.”

In my state, school administrators are responsible for all discipline. Teachers can send referrals to the office, but it’s a principal or assistant principal who processes those referrals and assigns a consequence.

To one degree or another, administrators have their hands tied in terms of what consequences they can assign for various infractions of the rules.

In California, the legislature has basically tied the hands of both administrators and teachers with AB 1729 and AB 420, both pieces of legislation that curtails use of suspensions and expulsions. But these bills were passed to comply with Obama Administration guidelines on school discipline, so it’s likely that some version will have been implemented in your state as well. In 2019, California’s legislature passed SB 419 which made it impossible to suspend students for even the most egregious acts of defiance and disruption.

Aside from clear cut cases of assault, sexual harassment, grand theft, or major vandalism, unruly students will likely not get suspended. Examples:

  1. A habitually defiant student I know talked a special ed girl into performing a sex act, which he videotaped and shared with other students.
  2. Another student stole a signed NHL hockey jersey worth a couple hundred dollars from a classroom. This theft was actually pretty elaborate, and involved another student distracting the teacher so the thief could grab the jersey.
  3. A student threatened to punch a 70+ year old female teacher who simply wanted to see his bathroom pass.
  4. A student tried to engage a 40+ year old female teacher in a crude sexual conversation about her intimate body parts.
  5. I was recently cussed out by two students I caught ditching.
  6. I and another teacher had profanity directed against us by a special education student we caught ditching. When my colleague left and returned with security, the student called my colleague a “fucking rat.”

None of those incidents resulted in suspensions. These days, saying “f*** you” to a teacher is unlikely to result in any significant disciplinary consequence. Kids who engage in very serious incidents of defiance or theft usually get lunch detention.

So now we have to come to the issue of bullying. There are several types of bullying.

If a bully commits a physical assault, he may be suspended. I say “may” because a number of factors will come into play. For example, in California, suspension rates factor into school rankings.

Schools that suspend a lot of kids will be ranked as lower performing. Schools that don’t suspend students, even for bullying, will be ranked higher. If a bully trips you in the lunchroom or shoves you into a bathroom stall, the administrator who handles the incident will be doing mental calculations as to whether or not he can afford to suspend the bully.

There’s also the ethnic make up of the group of students being suspended. If the bullying is done by a member of a historically disadvantaged group, and that group is over-represented among suspended students, the administrator might think he simply cannot take consequential disciplinary action without it coming back to bite him.

My most “liberal” friend in the world is a former teacher who proudly donates to the ACLU and Planned Parenthood. She is a self-described member of #resist who throws the word “Nazi” in front of the word “Republican” in political discussions. Recently, she complained to me that her son was being bullied at his middle school in Denver, and that classes were being disrupted by misbehavior. The culprits, according to her, were members of a historically disadvantaged group, and the administration was afraid to discipline that group. My liberal friend is thinking about putting her son in a private high school because of what was mentioned.

If administrators are under intense pressure not to discipline students for these very overt and documentable infractions, it’s even more difficult for things like cyberbullying, which is harder to trace to a specific individual.

Also, a lot of bullying is verbal or social. If you can’t suspend a student for saying “f*** you” to a teacher, how likely is a suspension for a student who calls another student a “loser” or “skank”? Not likely at all.

School officials like to talk a good game on bullying. In speeches and on school websites they will say…

But if they think it might hurt the school’s ranking or draw the ire of the district or ACLU, they’re going to take the path of least resistance.

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This Is Why Everyone’s Mad at Burger King Right Now

Posted on March 10, 2021 by jewamongyou

The BestLife Online headline reads “This Is Why Everyone’s Mad at Burger King Right Now,” but upon further inspection, we read:

But the damage was already done. Twitter users replied accusing Burger King of using sexism as clickbait, and explaining to the brand that “using the most sexist trope ever” isn’t the best way to draw attention to the cause.

Yes, you read that correctly: A few Twitter users now constitute “everyone.” The author, BestLife senior editor Sarah Crow, did not do any surveys. She didn’t reach out to her readers with a poll. She didn’t cite any actual research. Instead, she mined Twitter for negative reactions to Burger King’s original tweet, and then called it “news.”

For lack of a better word, I’ll describe this sort of approach as infantile. Whenever an interest group, in this case, a den of crazed SJWs that form the engine of Cancel Culture, shrieks loudly enough, people like Crow simply assume that consensus is formed by making the most online noise.

On top of that, Burger King was actually PROMOTING the feminist agenda. From the same article:

The tweets that followed provided some context to the message. “If they want to, of course,” the brand wrote. “Yet only 20% of chefs are women. We’re on a mission to change the gender ratio in the restaurant industry by empowering female employees with the opportunity to pursue a culinary career.” The company promised to provide scholarships and career development opportunities to female-identifying employees in order to help them secure jobs in the culinary industry.

In other words, even if you’re promoting exactly what third-wave feminists want, and even if you’re throwing millions of dollars at the project, you’re evil if you use words that are historically triggering. Burger King dared to use the term “Women belong in the kitchen.” Oh, the horror!

Let’s take this to its logical conclusion. Early American abolitionists also used triggering words:

John Adams said:

Negro slavery is an evil of Colossal magnitude and I am utterly averse to the admission of slavery into the Missouri Territories. It being among my first wishes to see some plan adopted, by which slavery in this country may be abolished by law.

Cancel him! He used the word “negro!”

Benjamin Rush, another Founding Father, said:

Slavery is so foreign to the human mind, that the moral faculties, as well as those of the understanding are debased, and rendered torpid by it. All of the vices which are charged upon the negroes in the southern colonies…

Cancel him!

Apparently, “everyone” now agrees that we’re to ignore good intentions, ignore philanthropic deeds, and instead condemn people for using expressions we deem “offensive.” Got it!

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