Is this the Texas one? (checks) Yep, it's the TX one.
Considering it's a community pool that only residents have legal access to, I don't think trespassing repeatedly is going to help the case at all here.What would be great is if wave after wave of black person would just show up at that pool, though I can't say I'd blame anyone for not wanting to.
Allegedly this vine is of protestors marching in the streets of the neighborhood.I'm not watching that video.
What would be great is if wave after wave of black person would just show up at that pool, though I can't say I'd blame anyone for not wanting to.
Considering it's a community pool that only residents have legal access to, I don't think trespassing repeatedly is going to help the case at all here.
While it is possible (maybe likely) that the cops were called due to racism, and the way the cops acted once there was certainly racist, this was still a large and rowdy party that likely violated the rules of the community pool. I think it's very emblematic of the race problems in this country that this situation wasn't resolved better than it was. I've seen parties of white people at pools asked to leave. HOAs are notorious for having a stick up their ass, and they'll make sure their rules are followed, even if there isn't a problem being caused. However, I'm also absolutely certain that rowdy parties of white teenagers don't get treated like this if the cops do arrive.
, a white woman had started making racist comments, telling black partygoers to get used to the bars outside the pool because that’s all they were going to see.
As far as I can tell the only people who needed to leave that pool were the ones making racist comments.Some adults made racist comments and told the teens to return to “Section 8 [public] housing
Well, you're probably right, but most articles I read suggested that there were too many non-residents at the party. I don't know for certain. Plus, many of the articles I read made it sound like the fight was between guest of the party, and didn't mention that the fight involved someone who wasn't involved in the pool party.As far as I can tell the only people who needed to leave that pool were the ones making racist comments.
Never go full Tackleberry.Well, at least he didn't actually kill anyone, so that's progress.
Do, however, go full Callahan.Never go full Tackleberry.
FTFYDo, however, go full frontal Callahan.
You should come read the Seinfeld thread.Once the locals started spewing racist shit I pretty much don't care about their rights anymore. I know that's technically not cool, justice is blind and all that and everyone deserves equal treatment, but on the other hand...you know...fuck those people.
I just heard on the NPR news that he "apologized for offending anyone by his actions."
I did. Could you elaborate?You should come read the Seinfeld thread.
When our governor is a college dropout, is it really that surprising that he doesn't understand the value of education?The biggest shame about Wisconsin is that their brilliant leaders can't be in charge of all of us.
Applying that nationally and it's more like "When our representatives didn't have to work hard to pay for college because their parents did it for them, is it really that surprising when they don't understand the value of education?".When our governor is a college dropout, is it really that surprising that he doesn't understand the value of education?
You can teach now without a masters degree. We're talking about high school graduates teaching.I think there are people who could be brilliant teachers without a master's degree, and some of them can't afford to get a master's because of the fucked up way our country treats education.
But those won't be the people taking up these teaching positions in Wisconsin.
Oh.You can teach now without a masters degree. We're talking about high school graduates teaching.
You don't even need a bachelor's in some states if you want to sub. I'd need one here in Ohio, but you only need a 2-year degree down in Florida.
My stepmom has a master's and teaches kindergarten, so I just assumed it was a requirement, which is part of why I never understood how incredibly lazy some teachers are. Knowing they could so easily come from my undergrad class, it makes sense.You don't even need a bachelor's in some states if you want to sub. I'd need one here in Ohio, but you only need a 2-year degree down in Florida.
Many teachers wait to get their Master's until they are employed because their school district will cover some of the costs of this... but very few teachers have one when they START.My stepmom has a master's and teaches kindergarten, so I just assumed it was a requirement, which is part of why I never understood how incredibly lazy some teachers are. Knowing they could so easily come from my undergrad class, it makes sense.