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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It does not seem entitled to ask for a school to have a no movies/screen time policy for early childhood, in both the regular program and the after care. Screen time for these grades just means that the school is being lazy.[/quote]

It does not seem entitled to you to tell people that they are lazy, because they are not doing their job in exactly the manner of which you approve?

I don't care about one hour a week. I would care if it was every day, but I really do not think that one hour a week is a big deal. If that makes me "not an entitled EOTP gentrifier", I'm fine with that.[/quote]

I wouldn't make a big deal about one hour a week.  But there are different ways to do a job, there is cultural difference, and then there is laziness.  Too much TV is laziness.

Is there any acceptable way to call out laziness without being accused of entitlement?[/quote]

Yes. It begins with not suggesting that the way that someone is doing something is "lazy" or "against our values" when it is simply a policy you disagree with and you do not actually speak for the entire group.[/quote]

How does someone saying that screen time in school is lazy mean that they are speaking for a whole group? Can't they just speak for themselves?[/quote]

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