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Anonymous wrote:Anyone else hope FCPS loses and responds just just pulling the county out of TJ?

Not really. That’s not fair to the kids.

I hope that c4tj has some amount of self-awareness and stops this political stunt.

Won’t happen but that’s what I hope.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone else hope FCPS loses and responds just just pulling the county out of TJ?

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone else hope FCPS loses and responds just just pulling the county out of TJ?

If they lose, they will likely go to a lottery.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone else hope FCPS loses and responds just just pulling the county out of TJ?

Anonymous wrote:Anyone else hope FCPS loses and responds just just pulling the county out of TJ?

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Anonymous wrote:C4TJ are so vile. I can’t wait until they move onto their next “concern”. Leave our kids alone.

I am sure you find NCAAP vile too. They are fighting for someone’s rights. Just not yours. Sometimes others’ rights cause inconvenience to you. But children of privilege don’t understand that.

The irony is rich.

Listen to the tone-deaf!

There is irony there too…

The rich Asian parents don’t want the poor Asian families to take their seats. After all, they are ENTITLED to them.

It seems like many spend $$$ prep to avoid having their children mingle with the poor. These reforms completely defeat that and is one of the reasons why so many are against them.

Education is so that you make $$$ and do not stay poor. Are you against that too? Because equity...

Not at all but I'm against the rich gaming admissions so only wealthy people can access these programs.

EXACTLY. The C4TJ folks like to throw Varsity Blues in our faces because they think this is about some sort of anti-Asian sentiment - but we are appalled by that behavior as well and are thrilled that the perpetrators were held accountable with prison time.

we are all so appalled..pass me that glass of chardonnay please.

You keep getting less and less coherent as your arguments are destroyed.

coherence.argument...what? we only believe in throwing baseless accusations, hoping they will stick and then saying we are for the minorities, not all of them - just some of them who can vote for us, wait no we are not racists, we love the poors, we will make us some data that poors are being helped. but what about those pacific islanders, native americans (the ones we didn't kill)...can we include them in our agrument..these rich people I tell you evil. save too much and spend on their children..where is my $5 starbucks. need that every morning. else I get a headache. and my students loans.

Anonymous wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zQNf5h1xAc

How dopey do you have to be to post this on YouTube and then blast it out on social media as though you think it's going to make you look good?

These people are truly on another level of delusion.

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Anonymous wrote:C4TJ are so vile. I can’t wait until they move onto their next “concern”. Leave our kids alone.

I am sure you find NCAAP vile too. They are fighting for someone’s rights. Just not yours. Sometimes others’ rights cause inconvenience to you. But children of privilege don’t understand that.

The irony is rich.

Listen to the tone-deaf!

There is irony there too…

The rich Asian parents don’t want the poor Asian families to take their seats. After all, they are ENTITLED to them.

It seems like many spend $$$ prep to avoid having their children mingle with the poor. These reforms completely defeat that and is one of the reasons why so many are against them.

Education is so that you make $$$ and do not stay poor. Are you against that too? Because equity...

Not at all but I'm against the rich gaming admissions so only wealthy people can access these programs.

EXACTLY. The C4TJ folks like to throw Varsity Blues in our faces because they think this is about some sort of anti-Asian sentiment - but we are appalled by that behavior as well and are thrilled that the perpetrators were held accountable with prison time.

we are all so appalled..pass me that glass of chardonnay please.

You keep getting less and less coherent as your arguments are destroyed.

coherence.argument...what? we only believe in throwing baseless accusations, hoping they will stick and then saying we are for the minorities, not all of them - just some of them who can vote for us, wait no we are not racists, we love the poors, we will make us some data that poors are being helped. but what about those pacific islanders, native americans (the ones we didn't kill)...can we include them in our agrument..these rich people I tell you evil. save too much and spend on their children..where is my $5 starbucks. need that every morning. else I get a headache. and my students loans.

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Anonymous wrote:C4TJ are so vile. I can’t wait until they move onto their next “concern”. Leave our kids alone.

I am sure you find NCAAP vile too. They are fighting for someone’s rights. Just not yours. Sometimes others’ rights cause inconvenience to you. But children of privilege don’t understand that.

The irony is rich.

Listen to the tone-deaf!

There is irony there too…

The rich Asian parents don’t want the poor Asian families to take their seats. After all, they are ENTITLED to them.

It seems like many spend $$$ prep to avoid having their children mingle with the poor. These reforms completely defeat that and is one of the reasons why so many are against them.

Education is so that you make $$$ and do not stay poor. Are you against that too? Because equity...

Not at all but I'm against the rich gaming admissions so only wealthy people can access these programs.

EXACTLY. The C4TJ folks like to throw Varsity Blues in our faces because they think this is about some sort of anti-Asian sentiment - but we are appalled by that behavior as well and are thrilled that the perpetrators were held accountable with prison time.

we are all so appalled..pass me that glass of chardonnay please.

You keep getting less and less coherent as your arguments are destroyed.

coherence.argument...what? we only believe in throwing baseless accusations, hoping they will stick and then saying we are for the minorities, not all of them - just some of them who can vote for us, wait no we are not racists, we love the poors, we will make us some data that poors are being helped. but what about those pacific islanders, native americans (the ones we didn't kill)...can we include them in our agrument..these rich people I tell you evil. save too much and spend on their children..where is my $5 starbucks. need that every morning. else I get a headache. and my students loans.

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Anonymous wrote:C4TJ are so vile. I can’t wait until they move onto their next “concern”. Leave our kids alone.

I am sure you find NCAAP vile too. They are fighting for someone’s rights. Just not yours. Sometimes others’ rights cause inconvenience to you. But children of privilege don’t understand that.

The irony is rich.

Listen to the tone-deaf!

There is irony there too…

The rich Asian parents don’t want the poor Asian families to take their seats. After all, they are ENTITLED to them.

It seems like many spend $$$ prep to avoid having their children mingle with the poor. These reforms completely defeat that and is one of the reasons why so many are against them.

Education is so that you make $$$ and do not stay poor. Are you against that too? Because equity...

Not at all but I'm against the rich gaming admissions so only wealthy people can access these programs.

EXACTLY. The C4TJ folks like to throw Varsity Blues in our faces because they think this is about some sort of anti-Asian sentiment - but we are appalled by that behavior as well and are thrilled that the perpetrators were held accountable with prison time.

we are all so appalled..pass me that glass of chardonnay please.

You keep getting less and less coherent as your arguments are destroyed.

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Anonymous wrote:C4TJ are so vile. I can’t wait until they move onto their next “concern”. Leave our kids alone.

I am sure you find NCAAP vile too. They are fighting for someone’s rights. Just not yours. Sometimes others’ rights cause inconvenience to you. But children of privilege don’t understand that.

The irony is rich.

Listen to the tone-deaf!

There is irony there too…

The rich Asian parents don’t want the poor Asian families to take their seats. After all, they are ENTITLED to them.

It seems like many spend $$$ prep to avoid having their children mingle with the poor. These reforms completely defeat that and is one of the reasons why so many are against them.

Education is so that you make $$$ and do not stay poor. Are you against that too? Because equity...

Not at all but I'm against the rich gaming admissions so only wealthy people can access these programs.

EXACTLY. The C4TJ folks like to throw Varsity Blues in our faces because they think this is about some sort of anti-Asian sentiment - but we are appalled by that behavior as well and are thrilled that the perpetrators were held accountable with prison time.

we are all so appalled..pass me that glass of chardonnay please.

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Anonymous wrote:C4TJ are so vile. I can’t wait until they move onto their next “concern”. Leave our kids alone.

I am sure you find NCAAP vile too. They are fighting for someone’s rights. Just not yours. Sometimes others’ rights cause inconvenience to you. But children of privilege don’t understand that.

The irony is rich.

Listen to the tone-deaf!

There is irony there too…

The rich Asian parents don’t want the poor Asian families to take their seats. After all, they are ENTITLED to them.

It seems like many spend $$$ prep to avoid having their children mingle with the poor. These reforms completely defeat that and is one of the reasons why so many are against them.

Education is so that you make $$$ and do not stay poor. Are you against that too? Because equity...

Not at all but I'm against the rich gaming admissions so only wealthy people can access these programs.

EXACTLY. The C4TJ folks like to throw Varsity Blues in our faces because they think this is about some sort of anti-Asian sentiment - but we are appalled by that behavior as well and are thrilled that the perpetrators were held accountable with prison time.

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Anonymous wrote:C4TJ are so vile. I can’t wait until they move onto their next “concern”. Leave our kids alone.

I am sure you find NCAAP vile too. They are fighting for someone’s rights. Just not yours. Sometimes others’ rights cause inconvenience to you. But children of privilege don’t understand that.

The irony is rich.

Listen to the tone-deaf!

There is irony there too…

The rich Asian parents don’t want the poor Asian families to take their seats. After all, they are ENTITLED to them.

It seems like many spend $$$ prep to avoid having their children mingle with the poor. These reforms completely defeat that and is one of the reasons why so many are against them.

Education is so that you make $$$ and do not stay poor. Are you against that too? Because equity...

Only against rich people hoarding public school education resources.

That's what C4TJ is all about!

That's right. let's try to make this a income thing when we were exposed as racists. maybe this line will work better. but do we actually verify income...no. let's just say it. maybe it will stick. after all who cares. we are just activists out to destroy institutions and get political power for ourselves. working for a living is too hard. and we need to get our student debts cancelled comrade.

It's a little early to start drinking