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Subject: Manchester Arena

1bad_boy 5.01.20 - 04:59pm
Since when does school curriculim include terrorism and manipulating opinions on it?

As a parent id be furious too * +

kimjongl 5.01.20 - 06:00pm
Thought experiments are good for children, they should learn to think independently. But I somehow suspect there won't be much even handedness in the choices of provocative subject matter.

I can't see 'The arguments for an against Mohamed being a paedophile' on offer. * +

obi_jon 5.01.20 - 06:27pm

@ monster123 - 5.01.20 - 01:08am
The agenda of cultural marxism at its finest. To use the example as they have, to push their aim of promoting multiculturalism, is sickening.

So called 'cultural marxism' is nothing more than a slightly more modern update of the literal Nazi propaganda/conspiracy theory used by Hitler and co in the 1930s, they called it 'cultural bolshevism'. * +

wakeup4 5.01.20 - 07:27pm

@ bozzalad - 4.01.20 - 09:10pm
A SCHOOL sparked fury by asking children to write an essay as a parent of a Manchester bomb victim on the topic: All terrorists should be forgiven.

Year 7 youngsters were set the project after a class discussion on the outrage.

On May 22, 2017, Bomber Salman Abedi killed 22 people, mostly children, and injured 139 at an Ariana Grande gig at the Manchester Arena.

The shocking homework was set for Year 7 pupils at Bridlington School in the East Yorkshire town.

It read: Imagine that you are a parent of one of the Manchester bombing victims.

Write a response to the point of view that 'All terrorists should be forgiven'.

ah the good old indoctrinate em young philosophy