How should I feel about the fact that my next door neighbors put a Youngkin board on their lawn?

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Anonymous wrote:We are POC. Would never mention it to them, but should we be more careful in our interactions going forward?

I'd suggest that you should become a functioning adult. Putting up a Youngkin sign isn't some act of racist aggression. It is them supporting a mainstream candidate. If that is emotionally overwhelming to you, then it might be time to seek help.

He's only a mainstream candidate because the political spectrum has shifted so much. Time was, he would have been a far-right candidate, or at least if he'd espoused then the views that he's espousing now.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The concern I have about Youngkin is that too many voters are too stupid to realize how crazy and craven he is. I'm really worried that he's going to win.

Terry McAuliffe isn’t doing himself any favors when he says things like parents shouldn’t control what their children are being taught in school. I’m honestly not happy with either candidate and don’t know what to do on voting day. They’re both appalling.

But parents shouldn't. If you only want your child taught in school what you want your child taught in school, then you need to homeschool. Should flat-earther parents control what their children are taught in public school? How about creationist parents? How about parents who want their children to be taught a curriculum that includes the 1619 Project and Critical Race Theory?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The concern I have about Youngkin is that too many voters are too stupid to realize how crazy and craven he is. I'm really worried that he's going to win.

Terry McAuliffe isn’t doing himself any favors when he says things like parents shouldn’t control what their children are being taught in school. I’m honestly not happy with either candidate and don’t know what to do on voting day. They’re both appalling.

Every time DW and I see that Youngkin commercial, we wonder why that statement is portrayed as a bad thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are POC. Would never mention it to them, but should we be more careful in our interactions going forward?

OMG YES YOU’D BETTER MOVE AWAY FAR FAR AWAY ASAP!!! OMG!!!!!!

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I wonder if all of the posters ridiculing OP are white racists. Do you really not think differently about a person with a Trump lawn sign or car decal? And is Youngkin much different?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wonder if all of the posters ridiculing OP are white racists. Do you really not think differently about a person with a Trump lawn sign or car decal? And is Youngkin much different?

They probably are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Laugh or roll your eyes at them. Personally, I judge anyone who allows or wants a candidate's sign in their yard, regardless of party. They all belong in the garbage, like the rest of litter.

Exactly. Putting political signs in your yard is peak narcissism. No one cares what you think and the fact that you think you need to broadcast your political beliefs to the world shows what a shameless narcissist you are.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The concern I have about Youngkin is that too many voters are too stupid to realize how crazy and craven he is. I'm really worried that he's going to win.

Terry McAuliffe isn’t doing himself any favors when he says things like parents shouldn’t control what their children are being taught in school. I’m honestly not happy with either candidate and don’t know what to do on voting day. They’re both appalling.

How do? I don’t want the crazy Trumpers, some of whom are parents, driving school policy, banning books and freaking out about bathrooms and CRT when instead of focusing on real issues regarding local schools, like promoting evidence-based phonics instruction and tossing Lucy Caulkins into the trash bin of failed “ideas” about how to teach reading and writing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The concern I have about Youngkin is that too many voters are too stupid to realize how crazy and craven he is. I'm really worried that he's going to win.

Terry McAuliffe isn’t doing himself any favors when he says things like parents shouldn’t control what their children are being taught in school. I’m honestly not happy with either candidate and don’t know what to do on voting day. They’re both appalling.

But parents shouldn't. If you only want your child taught in school what you want your child taught in school, then you need to homeschool. Should flat-earther parents control what their children are taught in public school? How about creationist parents? How about parents who want their children to be taught a curriculum that includes the 1619 Project and Critical Race Theory?

Ideally I would like actual education experts deciding what is taught - not a partisan school board. Ugh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The concern I have about Youngkin is that too many voters are too stupid to realize how crazy and craven he is. I'm really worried that he's going to win.

Terry McAuliffe isn’t doing himself any favors when he says things like parents shouldn’t control what their children are being taught in school. I’m honestly not happy with either candidate and don’t know what to do on voting day. They’re both appalling.

Every time DW and I see that Youngkin commercial, we wonder why that statement is portrayed as a bad thing.

Same. He’s fundamentally misjudged NOVA parents.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The concern I have about Youngkin is that too many voters are too stupid to realize how crazy and craven he is. I'm really worried that he's going to win.

Terry McAuliffe isn’t doing himself any favors when he says things like parents shouldn’t control what their children are being taught in school. I’m honestly not happy with either candidate and don’t know what to do on voting day. They’re both appalling.

But parents shouldn't. If you only want your child taught in school what you want your child taught in school, then you need to homeschool. Should flat-earther parents control what their children are taught in public school? How about creationist parents? How about parents who want their children to be taught a curriculum that includes the 1619 Project and Critical Race Theory?

Ideally I would like actual education experts deciding what is taught - not a partisan school board. Ugh.

The school board doesn’t decide the curriculum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The concern I have about Youngkin is that too many voters are too stupid to realize how crazy and craven he is. I'm really worried that he's going to win.

Terry McAuliffe isn’t doing himself any favors when he says things like parents shouldn’t control what their children are being taught in school. I’m honestly not happy with either candidate and don’t know what to do on voting day. They’re both appalling.

But parents shouldn't. If you only want your child taught in school what you want your child taught in school, then you need to homeschool. Should flat-earther parents control what their children are taught in public school? How about creationist parents? How about parents who want their children to be taught a curriculum that includes the 1619 Project and Critical Race Theory?

Ideally I would like actual education experts deciding what is taught - not a partisan school board. Ugh.

The school board doesn’t decide the curriculum.

I would listen if you feel like telling my how it is selected. I’m in FCPS.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The concern I have about Youngkin is that too many voters are too stupid to realize how crazy and craven he is. I'm really worried that he's going to win.

Terry McAuliffe isn’t doing himself any favors when he says things like parents shouldn’t control what their children are being taught in school. I’m honestly not happy with either candidate and don’t know what to do on voting day. They’re both appalling.

Every time DW and I see that Youngkin commercial, we wonder why that statement is portrayed as a bad thing.

Same. He’s fundamentally misjudged NOVA parents.

Oh no, he is not. He will bring prayer back. Whose prayer might that be Buddest? Or Jewish? Not Christian right? He will ban books. He will privatize schools and get even richer taking your monies.

CRT is not taught in classrooms people don't be dumb.

And youngkin is a traitor he supports trump that tells you everything you need to know about him. God help us is he gets elected. America is dying before our eyes and cult members are dumb enough to the a Dictator will make America better. HAHAHAHAHA idots.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The concern I have about Youngkin is that too many voters are too stupid to realize how crazy and craven he is. I'm really worried that he's going to win.

Terry McAuliffe isn’t doing himself any favors when he says things like parents shouldn’t control what their children are being taught in school. I’m honestly not happy with either candidate and don’t know what to do on voting day. They’re both appalling.

Every time DW and I see that Youngkin commercial, we wonder why that statement is portrayed as a bad thing.

Same. He’s fundamentally misjudged NOVA parents.

Oh no, he is not. He will bring prayer back. Whose prayer might that be Buddest? Or Jewish? Not Christian right? He will ban books. He will privatize schools and get even richer taking your monies.

CRT is not taught in classrooms people don't be dumb.

And youngkin is a traitor he supports trump that tells you everything you need to know about him. God help us is he gets elected. America is dying before our eyes and cult members are dumb enough to the a Dictator will make America better. HAHAHAHAHA idots.

Man, someone here needs to learn some writing skills... run on sentences, lack of punctuation, spelling errors, incoherent thoughts.....
Maybe a little additional schooling would serve you well.

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