Re:Unapproved books now a felony in Manatee County schools
by lostmsu on Monday January 23, 2023 @04:17PM
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>Actually, the grandparent comment[0] says nothing of the sort. mfer brings up prioritization in their response[1] to my comment.
This is a rather lengthy response that starts wrong in the very first paragraph. From [0]:
> With the school his is from, look at what their vision isn't. It's not to create well educated people who can excel at their jobs. Their vision isn't to create people who are self sustaining adults who can operate in society.
> Their vision is to get people civically engaged around certain forms of
change.
This reads to me clear as day as mfer saying they should prioritize ~getting educated people with skills~ over ~civically engaged~ + ~certain forms of change~.
The comment [1] that you referred to was not even published yet when I started writing mine. I will only be off to read his own response after I finish this one.
To add to that, neither mfer's comment, nor mine ever imply civics are not important and should not be taught.
This is a rather lengthy response that starts wrong in the very first paragraph. From [0]:
> With the school his is from, look at what their vision isn't. It's not to create well educated people who can excel at their jobs. Their vision isn't to create people who are self sustaining adults who can operate in society.
> Their vision is to get people civically engaged around certain forms of change.
This reads to me clear as day as mfer saying they should prioritize ~getting educated people with skills~ over ~civically engaged~ + ~certain forms of change~.
The comment [1] that you referred to was not even published yet when I started writing mine. I will only be off to read his own response after I finish this one.
To add to that, neither mfer's comment, nor mine ever imply civics are not important and should not be taught.