Kid arrested for not standing for pledge...

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And yet you STILL make no valid point about the school doing/saying anything that was racist. STILL. You can blab all you like and use all the unrelated examples you like but you're just admitting that you have no real point to make. It's not an injustice to cry racism, it's just silly if you don't actually have a real reason to do so. Which you don't. Which you've proven with every subsequent post you make.

Thanks for proving my point about you not having one.

The kid was acting out of control and was removed from the school by the police. This happens ALL of the time. But OH! This time it happened because he's black! It must be true because I feel it deep in my feelie feels that it's so!

Hilariously enough, I never denied that it was racially motivated. My only point was that the child was not arrested for refusing to stand for the pledge. That's simply inaccurate. I'm only saying that someone being removed from a school for disruptive behavior by the police is not some huge deal. Crying "this is racist" after the fact simply doesn't make it so. Have other students who refused to stand for the pledge been removed for unruly behavior following a dispute concerning the pledge from this school? Were those students white? Where exactly are you seeing racism? If the student was white and the teacher was who she was, would it still be racially motivated? I'm not understanding this paranoid conspiratorial mindset you have about race in this country. Isn't it possible the kid was just acting like an asshole, white black red yellow purple or otherwise?

Once again, you're the one deadset on making this about race. My only issue was with correcting the title. You're a race-baiting ambulance chasing racist. You're the one seeing the world through this lens, not me. If something in this situation was racially motivated, fire everyone involved and make sure they never have another job teaching again. Until then, it's just some kid who was removed from school for unruly behavior. I've seen it happen to white kids dozens of times in my four years of high school. Saw it once or twice in middle school as well. White kids both times. Were those incidents racially motivated?

edit: Are we supposed to assume that every situation involving a minority is racially motivated? That's a pretty fucked up, condescending way to look at the world and says a lot more about how you feel about people of color than anyone else. You're so fucking transparent yet you don't see through your own bullshit.