It looks as if George Orwell was a few decades off when he wrote "1984."
We're living it, now.
Best Friends Not Allowed
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It looks as if George Orwell was a few decades off when he wrote "1984."
We're living it, now.
My parents always told me that if you cannot afford something, don't buy it.
Which was just another retarded rule liberals try to push to make 'appear' they are solving some problem.
When all they are really doing is showing their hatred for children's happiness.
We have the far-left-wing DEMS to blame for the new PC enhancements.
Our society is slowing being taken over by "Liberal Madness." All we can do is, continue to pray and vote.
I lived through the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and I'm now working on the 2000s. The 2000s seem to be the worst time to exist and grow up in. I pity my two Grandkids.
It's telling children there is something wrong with having a best friend.
Isn't practical at all.
It's retarded.and solves nothing.
For crying out loud.
It's a child's party invitation.
There is absolutely NOTHING wrong with passing your friends an invitation at school.
NOTHING.
It looks like the "Millennials" may have their work cut out for them. That is if they're willing to work at all?
I remember when I was in Elementary School and we used to give out Valentines Day cards on Valentines Day to our fellow students. I wonder if that has been abolished yet in today's society?
Today's kids are being brainwashed with political liberalism in some cases. It used to be, reading, writing, and Arithmetic, now it's socialism, transgenderism, and political correctness.
What's more, they want children to act in a way the adults themselves don't.
Can you imagine WalMart telling their employees that they cannot invite anyone to a party unless they invite all?
Can you imagine telling a man and woman they can't have a favorite as their bride's maid or best man at their wedding party, because that might hurt the feeling of those that are not asked?
Stop the madness!
I meant that the invitation restriction was the only thing changing in practice. At least it was the only thing mentioned.
I don't necessarily support the classroom invitation ban, but you and glorydaz were making it out to be something it isn't. That's why I responded.
Right.
And no one told us we had to like everyone the same or there was something wrong with us.
But we don't treat children the same as adults in many ways so I don't think those are good analogies. Maybe adults can handle social exclusion better than children so the school is trying to protect them.
And they could not have a best friend at school.
The ban was retarded and should be exposed as retarded, and why it's retarded.
In some cases, kids are coming out of school not knowing how to read and write, however, they seem to know how to play games on their phones. In my day we at least were taught the basics we'd need in order to exist in our world. Minus the politics, PC, and brainwashing going on today. We truly live in a "Brave New World" today. Are we better for it? I think NOT.
Yes, they are 'banning best friends'. But how does one actually do that? That's what I'm asking. It seems like a goal that can't actually be done. The invitation ban doesn't stop someone from having a best friend.
Just don't misrepresent what's happening.
This stupid ban doesn't protect them at all.
It might not. I haven't said it will. :idunno:
Of course it's not wrong to have best friends.
So why would a school even attempt to tell children they should not have a best friend.
That is not up to a school to decide for the children, and they should have kept their noses out of it.
I'm not.
It's a retarded rule that solves absolutely nothing, and makes the children think there might be something wrong with them.
What happens after the Baby boomers, and the Great Generation people are all gone? I'm talking about those who are blessed with common sense, discernment, morals, and a true sense of history as it was, not the "Revisionist" non-sense being sold today.