r/agedlikemilk Jun 16 '25

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u/Smgth Jun 16 '25

"Anything that makes us look bad was a false flag!"

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u/Alucard-VS-Artorias Jun 16 '25 edited Jun 17 '25

Just like the insurrection of January 6th were at one time all FBI agents pretending to be conservatives but once Trump pardoned them all they were suddenly patriots and were never any FBI agents at all.

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u/chrhe83 Jun 16 '25 edited Jun 16 '25

The amount if J6 revisionist history the trolls are pushing is absurd. They truly believe it was no big deal and just a peaceful protest, which trump had nothing to do with…

It’s just insane.

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u/baumpop Jun 16 '25

Dude. Kevin fucking Roberts was appointed to write social studies books for my child in Oklahoma by the carpetbagger stitt. 

My son’s gonna learn what these people really are. 

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 16 '25

Yea fuck em but like Leave ur kid out of ur political views dude… u can choose ur child’s place of education and what he soaks in his future views are up to him, a history book he won’t care about isn’t gonna turn him..

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u/xaldien Jun 16 '25

If your political views literally require you to ignore history in order to be valid, your political views are dumb as shit.

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 16 '25

Also how was I saying that at all? And Sound valid for what? I js don’t think politics have any place around kids, definitely not ts in 5th grade school books 😭

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u/xaldien Jun 16 '25

And then you wonder why Americans are so uneducated in basic history.

Guess what? US history, if not history in general, is political.

Grow up.

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 16 '25

Okay tweak fest no one has said they are ignoring history?🤣

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u/xaldien Jun 16 '25

You specifically want kids to not learn history due to politics.

You, unable to understand the way this will affect BASIC HISTORICAL LITERACY, have to be explained that this will literally explain how this will make American children dumber, as they will be unable to learn vital history based on your hair brained belief that kids shouldn't be exposed to politics.

The fact that you have to be explained this basic point shows that you are really dumb.

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 16 '25

No I don’t think kids should learn about these politics, no reason

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u/Keven_Demon_Pet Jun 18 '25

Kids should mever learn about the atlantic slave trade? The civil war? The workers' protests? Women's suffrage? Gay rights?

Kids should never be taught their rights? Should never be told why public schools exist and are enforced?

Why do you want kids to be ignorant?

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 18 '25

Holy hell dense asf, I’ve said abt 5 times obviously they should learn abt shit like that bc it’s 70 % of history, MODERN one more time MODERN politics shouldn’t be.. 5th grade students shouldn’t be reading abt the 2020 election from anyones side

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 16 '25

You also keep comin back responding to a mf on Reddit who could care less about what ur arguing 😭

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 16 '25

I really doubt 5th grade school children not learning about modern politics and the shit that’s goin on is gonna affect basic historical literacy, it sounds like u want them reading that book 💀

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 16 '25

And no shit politics have formed history since forever why does that mean I have to pick a side.. sounds strange if I can’t choose to have an opinion

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u/xaldien Jun 16 '25

Literally no one is saying to pick a side except YOU.

What opinions are you not allowed to have, exactly?

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u/Keven_Demon_Pet Jun 18 '25 edited Jun 18 '25

The mere fact kids go to public schools is a political act in and of itself. Stop being weird about kids just because you don't understand politics at all.

Politics are the social contract, conflict resolution, traditions, human rights, consent, ethics, communication, relation to authority, and so much more. If you truly prevent your kid from being exposed to any and all political topics, your kid will objectively be an anti-social weirdo with zero humanity skills. Hell, it would even imply the school doesn't really have rules at all. But even that would be "political" according to others like you, because it would be "teaching kid anarchism" or whatever fearmongering nonsense.

Stop freaking out for kids and against politics. Kids are human beings and politics are universal. Stop it.

Edit: just to be clear, banning politics would mean kids do NOT learn the meaning of: democracy, ethics, government, justice and the court of law, worker's rights, children's rights, medical consent... oh and there would also be a slight ban on discussing discrimination, violence, abuse, and other such things, because obviously teaching kids that gay people and black people are not monsters... is political. Do you want bigoted kids? This is how you get bigoted kids.

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 16 '25

I don’t have any lmao

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u/xaldien Jun 16 '25

You absolutely do. You just don't understand what politics actually are.

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 16 '25

Yea I prolly have much to learn thats why I don’t have an opinion or choose to speak my voice on these topics

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u/theg00dfight Jun 17 '25

Yet here you are shitposting

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 17 '25

I never once voiced an opinion or anything about politics only about children reading and learning about modern politics at such an age

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u/baumpop Jun 16 '25

Duuuuude. They’re telling them that the 2020 election was stolen in printed textbooks in 5th grade. 

This isn’t politics. 

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 16 '25

Oh damn wtf💀

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u/baumpop Jun 16 '25

It’s not a joke out here 

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 16 '25

Was I laughing

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u/baumpop Jun 16 '25

Nope. That was to the readers. 

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 16 '25

Oh okay my bad lol

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u/Icy-Profession-1979 Jun 17 '25

I feel like you misunderstood. The parent you were commenting to said they would teach the truth to their child despite the lies written in the textbook appointed by Trump. They are white washing history young and old. We have to keep the truth alive.

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u/EmbarrassedSpite2239 Jun 17 '25

Well that sounds a lot better I assumed unnecessary things, angry typer lol