Brodigan - December 23, 2021 at 08:46AM
It's been hard to find silver linings in these past 700 plus fifteen days to flatten the curve. What's been forced on our children by adults who can't handle restrictions themselves is disgusting. However, if a silver lining is to be found, it's in the youth getting a valuable lesson in unelected bureaucracy and just how little government cares about them. Some students were inspired to speak out at school board meetings and tell the grown-ups where to stick their mandates and Marxism. Here are our five favorites.
Eight-year-old Selah spoke out in Florida about how much she hates masks and was adorable about it: "You're creating public schools with fearful children. Wow. I'm so proud of you guys. Wow! And I don't think barely anybody likes masks in schools. Their children are suffocating. You don't know what it feels like, and just-- it's nonsense. Seriously! Why would you do that? Why in the world would you do that? God created us so we can be free people, and we're not being free here at all in public schools."
Girl Suspended 38 Times For Refusing Mask Speaks To School Board youtu.be
If it wasn't the masks, it was the Marxism. This king's Minnesota Public School divided students by race. So he divided himself into a private school: "I'll never forget the look one of my friends gave me from across the room as we were sitting there listening to this blatant bias being expressed in the so-called equity statement by the leader of our school [...] In our principal's attempt to unify us, he instead created unwarranted boundaries and barriers between his students, pitting us against each other based on characteristics that we can't control."
'Leftish Agenda In Class': 15-Year-Old High School Student Exposes Critical Race Theory In Speech youtu.be
Finally, this nine-year-old queen. She was told there was no politics in schools, but she discovered that certain politics were allowed in schools. So she told her school board where they could stick those politics: "There should be no BLM in schools, period. It does not matter the color you make the posters or the fonts you use. We all understand the meaning. It is a political message about getting rid of police officers, rioting, burning buildings down while King Governor Walz just sits on his throne and watches. We all know. Changing the font or the color of posters does not change the meaning. I am NINE YEARS OLD and I know that."
God bless all of these lil' patriots. Each and every one of them has jobs here at the Louder with Crowder Dot Com website when they're old enough.
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