Anonymous wrote:He had my vote because I did not want to risk being held hostage by a Democrat should there be continued COVID cases despite widespread vaccination.

Not to endorse the overly cavalier approach taken by many Republican governors, but at this rate it’s less of a deviation from following the “data and science” than the former.

Amen

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Anonymous wrote:I find it fascinating that people voted for Youngkin because of this mysterious undefined "wokeness" that the right has convinced them of. Of course, you don't know what that means or how it would manifest itself.

You also discuss CRT, but don't know what that means either. None of these issues are happening in VA, but you bought it hook, line and sinker.

It's scary that you lack any critical thinking skills. Fox and Facebook are powerful things.

It's scary that you prefer to parrot the same talking points, over and over again. Especially in the face of numerous links that have been posted to the "anti-bias" curriculum implemented in FCPS, LCPS, and other school systems. "CRT" is merely shorthand. You know, like "Defund the Police."

https://go.boarddocs.com/vsba/fairfax/Board.nsf/files/BTFRCZ6CA62E/$file/Final%20Anti-Racism%20Anti-Bias%20Curriculum%20Work%20Session%20Sept%2014%202020.pdf

LOL. You voted for Youngkin because some teachers took anti-bias training? You realize that has been around forever and is standard corporate training?

At Carlyle, it looks like Youngkin went WAY farther than that for D&I:
https://www.carlyle.com/impact/diverse-teams

You been had.

If you can't tell the difference between a private business and a public school at this point in your life, I don't think we can help you either.

It’s like the most basic “how to be a decent human” training.

How is it offensive in any way?

Not on your life. It’s racist propaganda. By definition, it focuses on race, which is gross.

If they want to implement training about being kind and respectful in general, I’d be all for that. But the diversity training I have had to endure is obnoxious and won’t change anyone’s behavior.

Anonymous wrote:He had my vote because I did not want to risk being held hostage by a Democrat should there be continued COVID cases despite widespread vaccination.

Not to endorse the overly cavalier approach taken by many Republican governors, but at this rate it’s less of a deviation from following the “data and science” than the former.

+1 million

The thing I appreciate about DeSantis is that he is giving people/parents a CHOICE.

Nobody is banning masks. If you want to continue wearing one, go right ahead. I have worn one indoors since the beginning even though I am fully vaccinated. But I am fine with others unmasking if that works for them.

My niece’s public school in Florida ia also Parent Choice. Kids can be virtual or in person.

The Republicans want vaccines to be a CHOICE. Let that happen and most people will eventually come around. Mandate it and people will be angry and suspicious. That’s human nature.

The Democrats have abused this pandemic and taken it as their chance to impose an unreasonable amount of control over the US population. We see it in the media censorship and the mandates. Not a chance I will support that, ever.

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Anonymous wrote:

If you voted for Youngkin, what was the number one reason?

Because you are a traitor to America and American democracy and love billionaires instead?

Because you believe the lies told by rightwing media and laundered into Big Corporate media like the NYT by people like Maggie Haberman?

Because your primary motivation is selfishness and you don't care about other people?

Because you're an authoritarian?

Because you're a sucker? ("Two kinds of Republicans, billionaires and suckers.")



Are there other possible reasons?

I would say one primary motivation I had for voting for Youngkin was to make sure the unhinged left comes nowhere near the governance of VA for as long as possible. Thank you for illustrating the point so beautifully.
DP

+10

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Anonymous wrote:I find it fascinating that people voted for Youngkin because of this mysterious undefined "wokeness" that the right has convinced them of. Of course, you don't know what that means or how it would manifest itself.

You also discuss CRT, but don't know what that means either. None of these issues are happening in VA, but you bought it hook, line and sinker.

It's scary that you lack any critical thinking skills. Fox and Facebook are powerful things.

It's scary that you prefer to parrot the same talking points, over and over again. Especially in the face of numerous links that have been posted to the "anti-bias" curriculum implemented in FCPS, LCPS, and other school systems. "CRT" is merely shorthand. You know, like "Defund the Police."

https://go.boarddocs.com/vsba/fairfax/Board.nsf/files/BTFRCZ6CA62E/$file/Final%20Anti-Racism%20Anti-Bias%20Curriculum%20Work%20Session%20Sept%2014%202020.pdf

LOL. You voted for Youngkin because some teachers took anti-bias training? You realize that has been around forever and is standard corporate training?

At Carlyle, it looks like Youngkin went WAY farther than that for D&I:
https://www.carlyle.com/impact/diverse-teams

You been had.

If you can't tell the difference between a private business and a public school at this point in your life, I don't think we can help you either.

It’s like the most basic “how to be a decent human” training.

How is it offensive in any way?

Answer noted as non-responsive.

Yup. Crickets.

It’s so benign. I don’t get it.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it fascinating that people voted for Youngkin because of this mysterious undefined "wokeness" that the right has convinced them of. Of course, you don't know what that means or how it would manifest itself.

You also discuss CRT, but don't know what that means either. None of these issues are happening in VA, but you bought it hook, line and sinker.

It's scary that you lack any critical thinking skills. Fox and Facebook are powerful things.

It's scary that you prefer to parrot the same talking points, over and over again. Especially in the face of numerous links that have been posted to the "anti-bias" curriculum implemented in FCPS, LCPS, and other school systems. "CRT" is merely shorthand. You know, like "Defund the Police."

https://go.boarddocs.com/vsba/fairfax/Board.nsf/files/BTFRCZ6CA62E/$file/Final%20Anti-Racism%20Anti-Bias%20Curriculum%20Work%20Session%20Sept%2014%202020.pdf

LOL. You voted for Youngkin because some teachers took anti-bias training? You realize that has been around forever and is standard corporate training?

At Carlyle, it looks like Youngkin went WAY farther than that for D&I:
https://www.carlyle.com/impact/diverse-teams

You been had.

If you can't tell the difference between a private business and a public school at this point in your life, I don't think we can help you either.

It’s like the most basic “how to be a decent human” training.

How is it offensive in any way?

Answer noted as non-responsive.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it fascinating that people voted for Youngkin because of this mysterious undefined "wokeness" that the right has convinced them of. Of course, you don't know what that means or how it would manifest itself.

You also discuss CRT, but don't know what that means either. None of these issues are happening in VA, but you bought it hook, line and sinker.

It's scary that you lack any critical thinking skills. Fox and Facebook are powerful things.

It's scary that you prefer to parrot the same talking points, over and over again. Especially in the face of numerous links that have been posted to the "anti-bias" curriculum implemented in FCPS, LCPS, and other school systems. "CRT" is merely shorthand. You know, like "Defund the Police."

https://go.boarddocs.com/vsba/fairfax/Board.nsf/files/BTFRCZ6CA62E/$file/Final%20Anti-Racism%20Anti-Bias%20Curriculum%20Work%20Session%20Sept%2014%202020.pdf

LOL. You voted for Youngkin because some teachers took anti-bias training? You realize that has been around forever and is standard corporate training?

At Carlyle, it looks like Youngkin went WAY farther than that for D&I:
https://www.carlyle.com/impact/diverse-teams

You been had.

If you can't tell the difference between a private business and a public school at this point in your life, I don't think we can help you either.

It’s like the most basic “how to be a decent human” training.

How is it offensive in any way?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it fascinating that people voted for Youngkin because of this mysterious undefined "wokeness" that the right has convinced them of. Of course, you don't know what that means or how it would manifest itself.

You also discuss CRT, but don't know what that means either. None of these issues are happening in VA, but you bought it hook, line and sinker.

It's scary that you lack any critical thinking skills. Fox and Facebook are powerful things.

It's scary that you prefer to parrot the same talking points, over and over again. Especially in the face of numerous links that have been posted to the "anti-bias" curriculum implemented in FCPS, LCPS, and other school systems. "CRT" is merely shorthand. You know, like "Defund the Police."

https://go.boarddocs.com/vsba/fairfax/Board.nsf/files/BTFRCZ6CA62E/$file/Final%20Anti-Racism%20Anti-Bias%20Curriculum%20Work%20Session%20Sept%2014%202020.pdf

LOL. You voted for Youngkin because some teachers took anti-bias training? You realize that has been around forever and is standard corporate training?

At Carlyle, it looks like Youngkin went WAY farther than that for D&I:
https://www.carlyle.com/impact/diverse-teams

You been had.

If you can't tell the difference between a private business and a public school at this point in your life, I don't think we can help you either.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it fascinating that people voted for Youngkin because of this mysterious undefined "wokeness" that the right has convinced them of. Of course, you don't know what that means or how it would manifest itself.

You also discuss CRT, but don't know what that means either. None of these issues are happening in VA, but you bought it hook, line and sinker.

It's scary that you lack any critical thinking skills. Fox and Facebook are powerful things.

It's scary that you prefer to parrot the same talking points, over and over again. Especially in the face of numerous links that have been posted to the "anti-bias" curriculum implemented in FCPS, LCPS, and other school systems. "CRT" is merely shorthand. You know, like "Defund the Police."

https://go.boarddocs.com/vsba/fairfax/Board.nsf/files/BTFRCZ6CA62E/$file/Final%20Anti-Racism%20Anti-Bias%20Curriculum%20Work%20Session%20Sept%2014%202020.pdf

LOL. You voted for Youngkin because some teachers took anti-bias training? You realize that has been around forever and is standard corporate training?

At Carlyle, it looks like Youngkin went WAY farther than that for D&I:
https://www.carlyle.com/impact/diverse-teams

You been had.

He had my vote because I did not want to risk being held hostage by a Democrat should there be continued COVID cases despite widespread vaccination.

Not to endorse the overly cavalier approach taken by many Republican governors, but at this rate it’s less of a deviation from following the “data and science” than the former.

Anonymous wrote:I find it fascinating that people voted for Youngkin because of this mysterious undefined "wokeness" that the right has convinced them of. Of course, you don't know what that means or how it would manifest itself.

You also discuss CRT, but don't know what that means either. None of these issues are happening in VA, but you bought it hook, line and sinker.

It's scary that you lack any critical thinking skills. Fox and Facebook are powerful things.

It's scary that you prefer to parrot the same talking points, over and over again. Especially in the face of numerous links that have been posted to the "anti-bias" curriculum implemented in FCPS, LCPS, and other school systems. "CRT" is merely shorthand. You know, like "Defund the Police."

https://go.boarddocs.com/vsba/fairfax/Board.nsf/files/BTFRCZ6CA62E/$file/Final%20Anti-Racism%20Anti-Bias%20Curriculum%20Work%20Session%20Sept%2014%202020.pdf

I find it fascinating that people voted for Youngkin because of this mysterious undefined "wokeness" that the right has convinced them of. Of course, you don't know what that means or how it would manifest itself.

You also discuss CRT, but don't know what that means either. None of these issues are happening in VA, but you bought it hook, line and sinker.

It's scary that you lack any critical thinking skills. Fox and Facebook are powerful things.

Anonymous wrote:Far left woke idealogy. We need to move back towards the center.

What does this even mean? “Never argue with a fool, onlookers may not be able to tell the difference.” Mark Twain

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Anonymous wrote:

If you voted for Youngkin, what was the number one reason?

Because you are a traitor to America and American democracy and love billionaires instead?

Because you believe the lies told by rightwing media and laundered into Big Corporate media like the NYT by people like Maggie Haberman?

Because your primary motivation is selfishness and you don't care about other people?

Because you're an authoritarian?

Because you're a sucker? ("Two kinds of Republicans, billionaires and suckers.")



Are there other possible reasons?

I would say one primary motivation I had for voting for Youngkin was to make sure the unhinged left comes nowhere near the governance of VA for as long as possible. Thank you for illustrating the point so beautifully.
DP

I see.
Believing the right’s lies, and a sucker.

Enjoy billionaires making you poorer as you lap up their lies. Should be fun.

And you continue proving the point… over and over again. I hope 2022/24 is fun for you.

I didn't vote for Donald Trump in 2016 (or Hillary Clinton), but I got a kick out of the NW DC parents crying and holding one another at school dropoff the next morning. It was so ridiculous.

They're going to have a full meltdown when the GOP retake the House and Senate next year.

Independent POSs are the worst. Grow TF up and vote like an adult.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

If you voted for Youngkin, what was the number one reason?

Because you are a traitor to America and American democracy and love billionaires instead?

Because you believe the lies told by rightwing media and laundered into Big Corporate media like the NYT by people like Maggie Haberman?

Because your primary motivation is selfishness and you don't care about other people?

Because you're an authoritarian?

Because you're a sucker? ("Two kinds of Republicans, billionaires and suckers.")



Are there other possible reasons?

I would say one primary motivation I had for voting for Youngkin was to make sure the unhinged left comes nowhere near the governance of VA for as long as possible. Thank you for illustrating the point so beautifully.
DP

I see.
Believing the right’s lies, and a sucker.

Enjoy billionaires making you poorer as you lap up their lies. Should be fun.

And you continue proving the point… over and over again. I hope 2022/24 is fun for you.

I didn't vote for Donald Trump in 2016 (or Hillary Clinton), but I got a kick out of the NW DC parents crying and holding one another at school dropoff the next morning. It was so ridiculous.

They're going to have a full meltdown when the GOP retake the House and Senate next year.