Kodi evolved from XBMC, which is the OG of this genre.
"track down and harm"? Just speak without weird political euphemisms please.
This seems like a reaching explanation to try to wave away an ideological embarrassment as not being a consequence of the ideology. "No one could have predicted the outcome of the instruction set we put in - which was…
It was very missable.
Minds have been changed on a lot of things that are pretty wild lately, in a short span of time. If this stuff continues, there might be further pretty wild changes of mind.
I remember their podcast back about 15 years ago. It was just two dudes reading wikipedia articles aloud, with commentary. This isn't an exaggeration.
>But Reddit's messaging has angered some employees who were given high marks in evaluations and then let go. Yeah, managers often damn with faint praise. If your evaluation is full of soft language about how great you…
Reddit really seems like a dead-man-walking company. There are too many problems with it - socially, organizationally, and culturally. In the company, but especially on the platform. They're the most rabidly exclusive…
Did you Google it yet? This isn't an obscure issue.
Why is it being placed in elementary schools?
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I've read it. If it's not for children, why is it in school libraries? The problem is not that it exists. The problem is that it is being put in school libraries. If you read it you will likely see why. It literally has…
There's a difference between teaching about Jim Crow laws - which we absolutely should - and teaching ideological notions that cast white people as categorical racists and black people as categorical victims. Or…
"This isn't happening." "It's a good thing it's happening."
Do I? I have no idea if criminal tendency is innate. And frankly I think such a discussion has no place in K-12 education, even if it were just a plain fact that black people were somehow inherently predisposed to…
The vast, vast majority of people agree with this. Academic elites, and the kind of people who can spend vast amounts of time online overrepresenting themselves in discourse, do not.
You're casting the desire for public schools to not make available a book with illustrations of two children engaged in anal sex with a dildo as "Republicans playing the victim".
Showing pornography to children? Presumably all states. Oh, you meant on sexual dimorphism and crime statistics? None. It's not even clear that Florida now criminalizes those discussions. But you would certainly be…
The rule says books that are pornographic. This became an issue because teachers began putting books like "Genderqueer" in school libraries and classrooms, featuring explicit illustrations of apparently children…
Gonna be a lot of books about sexual dimorphism and crime statistics in there.
Kodi evolved from XBMC, which is the OG of this genre.
"track down and harm"? Just speak without weird political euphemisms please.
This seems like a reaching explanation to try to wave away an ideological embarrassment as not being a consequence of the ideology. "No one could have predicted the outcome of the instruction set we put in - which was…
It was very missable.
Minds have been changed on a lot of things that are pretty wild lately, in a short span of time. If this stuff continues, there might be further pretty wild changes of mind.
I remember their podcast back about 15 years ago. It was just two dudes reading wikipedia articles aloud, with commentary. This isn't an exaggeration.
>But Reddit's messaging has angered some employees who were given high marks in evaluations and then let go. Yeah, managers often damn with faint praise. If your evaluation is full of soft language about how great you…
Reddit really seems like a dead-man-walking company. There are too many problems with it - socially, organizationally, and culturally. In the company, but especially on the platform. They're the most rabidly exclusive…
Did you Google it yet? This isn't an obscure issue.
Why is it being placed in elementary schools?
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I've read it. If it's not for children, why is it in school libraries? The problem is not that it exists. The problem is that it is being put in school libraries. If you read it you will likely see why. It literally has…
There's a difference between teaching about Jim Crow laws - which we absolutely should - and teaching ideological notions that cast white people as categorical racists and black people as categorical victims. Or…
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"This isn't happening." "It's a good thing it's happening."
[flagged]
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Do I? I have no idea if criminal tendency is innate. And frankly I think such a discussion has no place in K-12 education, even if it were just a plain fact that black people were somehow inherently predisposed to…
The vast, vast majority of people agree with this. Academic elites, and the kind of people who can spend vast amounts of time online overrepresenting themselves in discourse, do not.
You're casting the desire for public schools to not make available a book with illustrations of two children engaged in anal sex with a dildo as "Republicans playing the victim".
Showing pornography to children? Presumably all states. Oh, you meant on sexual dimorphism and crime statistics? None. It's not even clear that Florida now criminalizes those discussions. But you would certainly be…
The rule says books that are pornographic. This became an issue because teachers began putting books like "Genderqueer" in school libraries and classrooms, featuring explicit illustrations of apparently children…
Gonna be a lot of books about sexual dimorphism and crime statistics in there.