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12/11/2016 7:59:54 AM
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isnt it great to spend 13 years of your life (some might say the 13 most important years) getting the creativity and revolutionary thoughts beat out of you? and in return, they beat you into a conformist submission with degrading topics and failing you for not memorizing exactly what they say and ultimately believing their opinion with no room for opposition. It really prepares you for our conformist society of liberals and sjws, while encouraging creativity when it applies to their belief. Some would say the king-and-servant society has long passed, but i say it has merely disguised itself better.
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You're forgetting that rebelling is common in school environments. Plus, by your own words, there are no creative individuals in the world because school, liberals and sjws beat it out of them. Frankly, that's bullshit.
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maybe you should look harder
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Look harder for what? I know that there are creative individuals in the world so I don't need to look at how your ridiculous make believe takes place on schools.
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[quote]encouraging creativity when it applies to their belief[/quote] ever wrote an essay that was given a poor grade simply because of the idea you wrote about? ive seen it for my writing and others as well. and thats not the only example
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"Their" in this case was you referring to the somehow - insulting 'sjws.' I once got told to rewrite an essay (we had to write about something we hated) on discrimination to something else. If sjws are controlling creativity, wouldn't that be a topic that was encouraged?
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depends on whether the discrimination was offensive or not. I wouldnt go so far as to say every teacher is a liberal sjw, but the public school system clearly encourages ignorance and conformed behavior. The evidence for my statements is the growing number of teachers and substitutes, along with school groups such as "students for change" [which is just a bunch of self-proclaimed victims of bullying (people crying because the meanie trump was elected and not the criminal murderer)] becoming more and more apparent in our schools (i havent been in school for a few years, im seeing this stuff because of siblings)
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All discrimination is offensive, but I now realise the kind of person I'm having this ridiculous conversation with so to you I say goodbye.
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Edited by Shadowsneaker: 12/15/2016 3:12:18 AMoh yeah? whats ridiculous is 13 years of tax-payer education that doesnt teach people how to do their taxes. if you think thats stupid then maybe you should leave [spoiler]https://i.ytimg.com/vi/f4puLLDfGiQ/hqdefault.jpg[/spoiler]
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Except it is quickly becoming true.
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No, it isn't.
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yea it is.
