Liberal parents go berzerk after told black kids would be bussed to their schools

[Rustic]

The loudest protesters are progressives like yourself

LOL

There were still just a few in a very Liberal community with 22,000 students. So why did you lie?

It looks like if it was brought it up to a vote they would not ship in unknown people

That's your own imagination speaking. Again, the article in the OP showed that parents were generally in approval. The video showed only a few who protested.

So why do you insist on lying? Why do you refuse to answer that?

Actually they didn’t, if it was brought up to vote most likely they would not ship in unknown people.
But on the other side of the issue if the parents were for it, fine. **** the government

Sadly, you're repeating your same lie which is based on nothing but you saying it; in the face of the OP which showed the parents in that district are generally ok with it.

Why do you continue to lie like that? Why do you refuse to answer why you're lying like that?

There is a reason why that made the news, people don’t want unknown people shipped into their neighborhoods

 

[Rustic]

They should be able to do what they want, that’s why I say the parents should have 100% control of their schools, the government should have zero influence

Parents do have control in the same fashion Americans have control over our own laws. They elect the school board just as America elects representatives. Not everybody always agrees with every action the school board makes.

That is why homeschooling is only increasing and outperforming public schooling

Your non-sequitur is noted and discarded.

Don’t like the facts... huh?

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

They already did. PG County, MD, 1973. SCOTUS-ordered desegregation busing.
As the busing ensued, the white conservatives, mostly democrats then, moved beyond the beltway and eventually out of the county altogether. As schools became more black, they faltered. The blacks blamed it on schools outside the beltway getting more attention. Eventually whites outside the beltway fled, too, and that argument disappeared as those schools became all black and faltered as well.
For the past 33 years, the PG County school system, which had been one of the best in the state, has been 2nd worst in the state and the DC area. The few pockets that are mostly white now (and very insulated) have successful elementary schools but those populations aren't enough to counter the failure of the subsequent mostly-black middle and high schools. At that point in their kids' education, the democrats in those isolated white locales either move away or send their kids private. Too much diversity.

88% voted for Hillary. That district is about as Liberal as the one in the OP. You have any evidence it was conservative when they started busing?

https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/DocumentCenter/View/18166

I'm not sure what your link is supposed to prove.
I live here in PG County and have for fifty years. The busing began when I was in high school. This place was white democrat conservatives. Very racist, too. Those who fled became Republicans as the Dem party was hijacked by marxists.
The first thing blacks did when they were bused into my school was to create black studies curriculum and a black student union. There's your desegregation.

What my link shows is that the community is largely Liberal. But that is now. You have shown nothing to demonstrate it was conservative then.

The place is mostly black. That's why they vote Dem. They voted Dem back in the day but they were conservatives. Before the Dem party was hijacked.
Look up voting patterns in Frederick County, MD.

Why should I look up your claims? If you can't prove them, why should I?

Did you look up Frederick?

 

[Faun]

LOL

There were still just a few in a very Liberal community with 22,000 students. So why did you lie?

It looks like if it was brought it up to a vote they would not ship in unknown people

That's your own imagination speaking. Again, the article in the OP showed that parents were generally in approval. The video showed only a few who protested.

So why do you insist on lying? Why do you refuse to answer that?

Actually they didn’t, if it was brought up to vote most likely they would not ship in unknown people.
But on the other side of the issue if the parents were for it, fine. **** the government

Sadly, you're repeating your same lie which is based on nothing but you saying it; in the face of the OP which showed the parents in that district are generally ok with it.

Why do you continue to lie like that? Why do you refuse to answer why you're lying like that?

There is a reason why that made the news, people don’t want unknown people shipped into their neighborhoods

And we saw it -- there were a few who opposed it -- in a district serving 22,000 students.

You seem to remain under the delusion that a few outraged parents speak for an entire community. That bit of derangement falls upon you, no one else.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

They already did. PG County, MD, 1973. SCOTUS-ordered desegregation busing.
As the busing ensued, the white conservatives, mostly democrats then, moved beyond the beltway and eventually out of the county altogether. As schools became more black, they faltered. The blacks blamed it on schools outside the beltway getting more attention. Eventually whites outside the beltway fled, too, and that argument disappeared as those schools became all black and faltered as well.
For the past 33 years, the PG County school system, which had been one of the best in the state, has been 2nd worst in the state and the DC area. The few pockets that are mostly white now (and very insulated) have successful elementary schools but those populations aren't enough to counter the failure of the subsequent mostly-black middle and high schools. At that point in their kids' education, the democrats in those isolated white locales either move away or send their kids private. Too much diversity.

88% voted for Hillary. That district is about as Liberal as the one in the OP. You have any evidence it was conservative when they started busing?

https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/DocumentCenter/View/18166

I'm not sure what your link is supposed to prove.
I live here in PG County and have for fifty years. The busing began when I was in high school. This place was white democrat conservatives. Very racist, too. Those who fled became Republicans as the Dem party was hijacked by marxists.
The first thing blacks did when they were bused into my school was to create black studies curriculum and a black student union. There's your desegregation.

What my link shows is that the community is largely Liberal. But that is now. You have shown nothing to demonstrate it was conservative then.

The place is mostly black. That's why they vote Dem. They voted Dem back in the day but they were conservatives. Before the Dem party was hijacked.
Look up voting patterns in Frederick County, MD.

Why should I look up your claims? If you can't prove them, why should I?

Look up Anne Arundel County, too. These are the places to which PG County whites fled post-busing.

 

[Faun]

88% voted for Hillary. That district is about as Liberal as the one in the OP. You have any evidence it was conservative when they started busing?

https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/DocumentCenter/View/18166

I'm not sure what your link is supposed to prove.
I live here in PG County and have for fifty years. The busing began when I was in high school. This place was white democrat conservatives. Very racist, too. Those who fled became Republicans as the Dem party was hijacked by marxists.
The first thing blacks did when they were bused into my school was to create black studies curriculum and a black student union. There's your desegregation.

What my link shows is that the community is largely Liberal. But that is now. You have shown nothing to demonstrate it was conservative then.

The place is mostly black. That's why they vote Dem. They voted Dem back in the day but they were conservatives. Before the Dem party was hijacked.
Look up voting patterns in Frederick County, MD.

Why should I look up your claims? If you can't prove them, why should I?

Did you look up Frederick?

Why would I? You said this occurred in in PG County. Regardless, you also said it was forced upon them by the Supreme Court. I'm looking for examples where conservatives instituted such a plan on their own volition.

 

[Faun]

They should be able to do what they want, that’s why I say the parents should have 100% control of their schools, the government should have zero influence

Parents do have control in the same fashion Americans have control over our own laws. They elect the school board just as America elects representatives. Not everybody always agrees with every action the school board makes.

That is why homeschooling is only increasing and outperforming public schooling

Your non-sequitur is noted and discarded.

Don’t like the facts... huh?

Sure I do. But you should try to post facts related to this thread. This thread is not about home schooling or if home schooling provides a better education.

 

[Rustic]

It looks like if it was brought it up to a vote they would not ship in unknown people

That's your own imagination speaking. Again, the article in the OP showed that parents were generally in approval. The video showed only a few who protested.

So why do you insist on lying? Why do you refuse to answer that?

Actually they didn’t, if it was brought up to vote most likely they would not ship in unknown people.
But on the other side of the issue if the parents were for it, fine. **** the government

Sadly, you're repeating your same lie which is based on nothing but you saying it; in the face of the OP which showed the parents in that district are generally ok with it.

Why do you continue to lie like that? Why do you refuse to answer why you're lying like that?

There is a reason why that made the news, people don’t want unknown people shipped into their neighborhoods

And we saw it -- there were a few who opposed it -- in a district serving 22,000 students.

You seem to remain under the delusion that a few outraged parents speak for an entire community. That bit of derangement falls upon you, no one else.

I said from the beginning and should be up to the parents of the community not government officials

 

[Rustic]

They should be able to do what they want, that’s why I say the parents should have 100% control of their schools, the government should have zero influence

Parents do have control in the same fashion Americans have control over our own laws. They elect the school board just as America elects representatives. Not everybody always agrees with every action the school board makes.

That is why homeschooling is only increasing and outperforming public schooling

Your non-sequitur is noted and discarded.

Don’t like the facts... huh?

Sure I do. But you should try to post facts related to this thread. This thread is not about home schooling or if home schooling provides a better education.

It’s things like this is what increases homeschooling...

 

[Faun]

That's your own imagination speaking. Again, the article in the OP showed that parents were generally in approval. The video showed only a few who protested.

So why do you insist on lying? Why do you refuse to answer that?

Actually they didn’t, if it was brought up to vote most likely they would not ship in unknown people.
But on the other side of the issue if the parents were for it, fine. **** the government

Sadly, you're repeating your same lie which is based on nothing but you saying it; in the face of the OP which showed the parents in that district are generally ok with it.

Why do you continue to lie like that? Why do you refuse to answer why you're lying like that?

There is a reason why that made the news, people don’t want unknown people shipped into their neighborhoods

And we saw it -- there were a few who opposed it -- in a district serving 22,000 students.

You seem to remain under the delusion that a few outraged parents speak for an entire community. That bit of derangement falls upon you, no one else.

I said from the beginning and should be up to the parents of the community not government officials

So? Who cares what you think? This thread isn't the, rustic thinks schooling should be up to the parents, not the government, thread. Go start a thread like that if that's what you want to talk about...

 

[Faun]

Parents do have control in the same fashion Americans have control over our own laws. They elect the school board just as America elects representatives. Not everybody always agrees with every action the school board makes.

That is why homeschooling is only increasing and outperforming public schooling

Your non-sequitur is noted and discarded.

Don’t like the facts... huh?

Sure I do. But you should try to post facts related to this thread. This thread is not about home schooling or if home schooling provides a better education.

It’s things like this is what increases homeschooling...

Great, go start a home schooling thread too, while you're at it.

 

[Rustic]

Actually they didn’t, if it was brought up to vote most likely they would not ship in unknown people.
But on the other side of the issue if the parents were for it, fine. **** the government

Sadly, you're repeating your same lie which is based on nothing but you saying it; in the face of the OP which showed the parents in that district are generally ok with it.

Why do you continue to lie like that? Why do you refuse to answer why you're lying like that?

There is a reason why that made the news, people don’t want unknown people shipped into their neighborhoods

And we saw it -- there were a few who opposed it -- in a district serving 22,000 students.

You seem to remain under the delusion that a few outraged parents speak for an entire community. That bit of derangement falls upon you, no one else.

I said from the beginning and should be up to the parents of the community not government officials

So? Who cares what you think? This thread isn't the, rustic thinks schooling should be up to the parents, not the government, thread. Go start a thread like that if that's what you want to talk about...

That is why everything the government touches they **** up, obviously many of the parents think there is no benefit from shipping unknown people into the community

 

[Rustic]

That is why homeschooling is only increasing and outperforming public schooling

Your non-sequitur is noted and discarded.

Don’t like the facts... huh?

Sure I do. But you should try to post facts related to this thread. This thread is not about home schooling or if home schooling provides a better education.

It’s things like this is what increases homeschooling...

Great, go start a home schooling thread too, while you're at it.

You’re the one that is saying the superintendent is right on this deal, obviously he 100% wrong

 

[Faun]

Sadly, you're repeating your same lie which is based on nothing but you saying it; in the face of the OP which showed the parents in that district are generally ok with it.

Why do you continue to lie like that? Why do you refuse to answer why you're lying like that?

There is a reason why that made the news, people don’t want unknown people shipped into their neighborhoods

And we saw it -- there were a few who opposed it -- in a district serving 22,000 students.

You seem to remain under the delusion that a few outraged parents speak for an entire community. That bit of derangement falls upon you, no one else.

I said from the beginning and should be up to the parents of the community not government officials

So? Who cares what you think? This thread isn't the, rustic thinks schooling should be up to the parents, not the government, thread. Go start a thread like that if that's what you want to talk about...

That is why everything the government touches the **** up, obviously many of the parents think there is no benefit from shipping unknown people into the community

Great, now start the, I hate the government, thread. That is also not what this thread is about.

Do you have anything to offer besides lies and trolling? Let me know if I should start scrolling past your posts....

 

[Rustic]

There is a reason why that made the news, people don’t want unknown people shipped into their neighborhoods

And we saw it -- there were a few who opposed it -- in a district serving 22,000 students.

You seem to remain under the delusion that a few outraged parents speak for an entire community. That bit of derangement falls upon you, no one else.

I said from the beginning and should be up to the parents of the community not government officials

So? Who cares what you think? This thread isn't the, rustic thinks schooling should be up to the parents, not the government, thread. Go start a thread like that if that's what you want to talk about...

That is why everything the government touches the **** up, obviously many of the parents think there is no benefit from shipping unknown people into the community

Great, now start the, I hate the government, thread. That is also not what this thread is about.

Do you have anything to offer besides lies and trolling? Let me know if I should start scrolling past your posts....

You do realize the loudest protesters are progressives and they are speaking for most of the other parents that’s the way these things work. Have you ever been to school council meetings?

 

[Faun]

Your non-sequitur is noted and discarded.

Don’t like the facts... huh?

Sure I do. But you should try to post facts related to this thread. This thread is not about home schooling or if home schooling provides a better education.

It’s things like this is what increases homeschooling...

Great, go start a home schooling thread too, while you're at it.

You’re the one that is saying the superintendent is right on this deal, obviously he 100% wrong

I never said that. Add that to the list of lies you've been telling.

What I did say is that district 3 serves 22,000 students. Of all those thousands upon thousands of families, only a handful are seen protesting. And virtually all of the schools' principals and elected parents are on board with the program. And at two other such meetings with parents, the parents generally were also on board with the program.

Now try and deal with what I actually say -- not what your delusions lead you to believe I said....

 

[Faun]

And we saw it -- there were a few who opposed it -- in a district serving 22,000 students.

You seem to remain under the delusion that a few outraged parents speak for an entire community. That bit of derangement falls upon you, no one else.

I said from the beginning and should be up to the parents of the community not government officials

So? Who cares what you think? This thread isn't the, rustic thinks schooling should be up to the parents, not the government, thread. Go start a thread like that if that's what you want to talk about...

That is why everything the government touches the **** up, obviously many of the parents think there is no benefit from shipping unknown people into the community

Great, now start the, I hate the government, thread. That is also not what this thread is about.

Do you have anything to offer besides lies and trolling? Let me know if I should start scrolling past your posts....

You do realize the loudest protesters are progressives and they are speaking for most of the other parents that’s the way these things work. Have you ever been to school council meetings?

Stop lying. Even the loudest protesters speak only for themselves.

 

[Rustic]

Don’t like the facts... huh?

Sure I do. But you should try to post facts related to this thread. This thread is not about home schooling or if home schooling provides a better education.

It’s things like this is what increases homeschooling...

Great, go start a home schooling thread too, while you're at it.

You’re the one that is saying the superintendent is right on this deal, obviously he 100% wrong

I never said that. Add that to the list of lies you've been telling.

What I did say is that district 3 serves 22,000 students. Of all those thousands upon thousands of families, only a handful are seen protesting. And virtually all of the schools' principals and elected parents are on board with the program. And at two other such meetings with parents, the parents generally were also on board with the program.

Now try and deal with what I actually say -- not what your delusions lead you to believe I said....

They really were not, there is a reason why it made the news the loud protesting progressives speak for most of the parents. You obviously have not been to school council meetings. To understand the way they work.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

I'm not sure what your link is supposed to prove.
I live here in PG County and have for fifty years. The busing began when I was in high school. This place was white democrat conservatives. Very racist, too. Those who fled became Republicans as the Dem party was hijacked by marxists.
The first thing blacks did when they were bused into my school was to create black studies curriculum and a black student union. There's your desegregation.

What my link shows is that the community is largely Liberal. But that is now. You have shown nothing to demonstrate it was conservative then.

The place is mostly black. That's why they vote Dem. They voted Dem back in the day but they were conservatives. Before the Dem party was hijacked.
Look up voting patterns in Frederick County, MD.

Why should I look up your claims? If you can't prove them, why should I?

Did you look up Frederick?

Why would I? You said this occurred in in PG County. Regardless, you also said it was forced upon them by the Supreme Court. I'm looking for examples where conservatives instituted such a plan on their own volition.

The entire thread is about white people not wanting blacks bused into their schools. I gave a prime example illustrating how this ruined a school district.
The other aspect of the thread is the hypocrisy of white lefties preaching diversity but not wanting blacks bused into their schools.
Summation: whites don't want blacks bused into their schools and conservatism and alleged liberalism have nothing to do with it.

 

[Rustic]

Affirmative action/progressivism/socialism have destroyed minorities in this country along with the country…