you mean in my non lilly white racially diverse neighborhood where teens all get along and mess with each other and don’t care to have someone policing their every word? Ok, I will!

Name the neighborhood or I call BS.

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Anonymous wrote:It's interesting that so many people are worried about statements being recorded or possible college admissions blow back. How about just raising a decent human being who conducts themselves with integrity and treats people with respect - like most of our parents taught us?

They don't care that they are racists, they only care that people knowing they are racist will negatively affect their lives. Hence these parents think it's fine to say all this stuff, just don't post it on twitter or your college might see and rescind your admission. Keep that racism on the DL!

Yes, once someone voices a thought outside of the bounds that you have determined, they should be cancelled. College admissions and job offers rescinded, publicly shamed and shunned,

What a world you want to live in...

Look, we aren't talking about Galileo here. Your talking about other races. Stay in you neighborhood where this sort of thing seems acceptable.

All races talk shit about other races. Get real.

Not they don’t!! HATE HAS NO HOME HERE! Nor do people that aren’t white…

Anonymous wrote:Just make sure your kid knows that it’s not ok to make dog-eating jokes to Asians other than his “best friend.” A lot of us don’t think that’s funny. And the fact that he has an Asian best friend doesn’t give him a pass.

I'll consider that once people stop talking about about boring white people food, bland, no flavor, no spice. If you're going to dish it, better be able to take it. That goes for your kids too.

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Anonymous wrote:It's interesting that so many people are worried about statements being recorded or possible college admissions blow back. How about just raising a decent human being who conducts themselves with integrity and treats people with respect - like most of our parents taught us?

They don't care that they are racists, they only care that people knowing they are racist will negatively affect their lives. Hence these parents think it's fine to say all this stuff, just don't post it on twitter or your college might see and rescind your admission. Keep that racism on the DL!

Yes, once someone voices a thought outside of the bounds that you have determined, they should be cancelled. College admissions and job offers rescinded, publicly shamed and shunned,

What a world you want to live in...

Look, we aren't talking about Galileo here. Your talking about other races. Stay in you neighborhood where this sort of thing seems acceptable.

All races talk shit about other races. Get real.

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Anonymous wrote:It's interesting that so many people are worried about statements being recorded or possible college admissions blow back. How about just raising a decent human being who conducts themselves with integrity and treats people with respect - like most of our parents taught us?

They don't care that they are racists, they only care that people knowing they are racist will negatively affect their lives. Hence these parents think it's fine to say all this stuff, just don't post it on twitter or your college might see and rescind your admission. Keep that racism on the DL!

Yes, once someone voices a thought outside of the bounds that you have determined, they should be cancelled. College admissions and job offers rescinded, publicly shamed and shunned,

What a world you want to live in...

Look, we aren't talking about Galileo here. Your talking about other races. Stay in you neighborhood where this sort of thing seems acceptable.

NP - you mean in my non lilly white racially diverse neighborhood where teens all get along and mess with each other and don’t care to have someone policing their every word? Ok, I will!

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Anonymous wrote:It's interesting that so many people are worried about statements being recorded or possible college admissions blow back. How about just raising a decent human being who conducts themselves with integrity and treats people with respect - like most of our parents taught us?

They don't care that they are racists, they only care that people knowing they are racist will negatively affect their lives. Hence these parents think it's fine to say all this stuff, just don't post it on twitter or your college might see and rescind your admission. Keep that racism on the DL!

Yes, once someone voices a thought outside of the bounds that you have determined, they should be cancelled. College admissions and job offers rescinded, publicly shamed and shunned,

What a world you want to live in...

Look, we aren't talking about Galileo here. Your talking about other races. Stay in you neighborhood where this sort of thing seems acceptable.

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Anonymous wrote:It's interesting that so many people are worried about statements being recorded or possible college admissions blow back. How about just raising a decent human being who conducts themselves with integrity and treats people with respect - like most of our parents taught us?

They don't care that they are racists, they only care that people knowing they are racist will negatively affect their lives. Hence these parents think it's fine to say all this stuff, just don't post it on twitter or your college might see and rescind your admission. Keep that racism on the DL!

Yes, once someone voices a thought outside of the bounds that you have determined, they should be cancelled. College admissions and job offers rescinded, publicly shamed and shunned,

What a world you want to live in...

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Anonymous wrote:It's interesting that so many people are worried about statements being recorded or possible college admissions blow back. How about just raising a decent human being who conducts themselves with integrity and treats people with respect - like most of our parents taught us?

They don't care that they are racists, they only care that people knowing they are racist will negatively affect their lives. Hence these parents think it's fine to say all this stuff, just don't post it on twitter or your college might see and rescind your admission. Keep that racism on the DL!

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Anonymous wrote:I saw my 15 year old discord message and now a lot of "I AM NOT RACIST BUT" then they said something racist about a race, it this common now? I just don't think they should be doing something like that.. Are all kids doing this or should I say something to him?

Don't be the thought police. Just teach her to be careful about putting anything in writing. Some snitch will screenshot it and send it to the principal.

Anonymous wrote:It's interesting that so many people are worried about statements being recorded or possible college admissions blow back. How about just raising a decent human being who conducts themselves with integrity and treats people with respect - like most of our parents taught us?

They don't care that they are racists, they only care that people knowing they are racist will negatively affect their lives. Hence these parents think it's fine to say all this stuff, just don't post it on twitter or your college might see and rescind your admission. Keep that racism on the DL!

Anonymous wrote:It's interesting that so many people are worried about statements being recorded or possible college admissions blow back. How about just raising a decent human being who conducts themselves with integrity and treats people with respect - like most of our parents taught us?

Because jokes made in private are not an indictment of an individual. Nor even are occasional insults or offensive language.

It's interesting that so many people are worried about statements being recorded or possible college admissions blow back. How about just raising a decent human being who conducts themselves with integrity and treats people with respect - like most of our parents taught us?

Anonymous wrote:Just make sure your kid knows that it’s not ok to make dog-eating jokes to Asians other than his “best friend.” A lot of us don’t think that’s funny. And the fact that he has an Asian best friend doesn’t give him a pass.

Like I said before, know your audience.

There's a trend on TikTok of Hispanic girls saying "I'm Mexican and I like Starbucks," "I'm Latina and I read books." My teen daughters have said stuff like that. They also like to hold up deserts at the grocery store and say stuff like "it's brown on the inside, like me." But they aren't on Discord. I would be worried that my kid's words would be screenshotted and taken out of context online.

Teens shouldn't be so flip about this stuff, especially on social media. Colleges have and will continue to revoke admissions when these "I'm not a racist, but..." comments come to light.