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Woke School Removes All Books From 2008 Or Earlier · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So I guess the cultural revolution in Canada is moving full speed ahead. Here's
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  the headline, empty shelves with absolutely no books. Students, parents question school
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  boards, library reading process says, books published in two thousand and eight or
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  earlier removed from the school library amid confusion around new equity based process. So
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  the woke school board is getting rid of everything that they don't think is equity
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  enough or in other words, Marxist enough. Harry Potter, The Hunger Games
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  and Roll of Thunder hear me Cry. Those are all examples of books that
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  Rena Takata says she can no longer find in her public high school library in
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  Mississauga, Ontario, which she visits on her lunch hour most days. Quote.
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  This year, I came into my school library and there are rows and
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  rows of empty shelves with absolutely no books. She estimates that more than fifty
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  percent of her school's library books are gone. Well, I'm sure there's nothing
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  to worry about. I'm sure that woke school board will fill those shelves back
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  up with, you know, the Communist Manifesto and pornography. In the spring,
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  Takatasist students were told by the staff that quote If the shelves look emptier
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  right now, it's because we have to remove all books published prior to two
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  thousand and eight. So removing all books prior to two thousand and eight,
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  I wonder why that would be. I mean, is that just an arbitrary
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  year they picked? Or I mean, what started happening ten fifteen years ago?
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  Is there's something that started happening. Was there some sort of influence that
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  was starting to suffuse everything cultural and academic around that time? I wonder made
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  me think about the Four Olds? What were the four olds? It was
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  a term used during the Cultural Revolution by the student led Red Guards in the
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  People's Republic of China in reference to the pre communist elements of Chinese culture they
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  attempted to destroy. The four olds were old ideas, old culture, old
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  customs, and old habits. Any of this sounding familiar to any of you?
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  Huh? Well, Apparently the school board says that the new process,
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  intended to ensure library books are inclusive, appears to have led some schools to
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  remove thousands of books solely because they were published in two thousand and eight or
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  earlier. H hold on a second, so old ideas, old culture no
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  also ran across this Concordia. Concordia launches a plan to decolonize and indigenize its
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  curriculum and pedagogy. The five year Initiative will resenter indigenous voices, histories and
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  ways of doing across the university. So aside from the fact that how do
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  you decolonize engineering or mathematics, it sounds like a good way to get bridges
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  to collapse and planes to fall out of the sky, and this ways of
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  doing? What does that even mean exactly? But one thing that strikes me
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  in this is the five year initiative. Really so five year plan like in
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  the Soviet Union and in communist China. I don't know. I am starting
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  to see a pattern here, are you. Let's see pedagogy. What does
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  that mean again? Well, that's the method and practice of teaching, especially
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  as an academic subject or theoretical concept. But I think we all know what's
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  really happening here is critical pedagogy, a philosophy of education that encourages students to
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  be critical towards their reality. It's power structures, contradictions, and flaws.
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  In short, it's training kids to be revolutionaries, just like the Cultural revolution
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  in China. How do you do it? Well, you got to destroy
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  the old ideas, the old culture, the old customs, and the old
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  habits. Those things are all reactionary, they're counter revolutionary. I mean,
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  could that be a reason to ban books published in two thousand eight or earlier,
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  to disconnect kids from the fact that people ever thought differently than their teachers
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  do. I mean, those books might have some mapesky counter revolutionary ideas in
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  them. You know, really best that they just read things that have been
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  written in the woke era. But let's go back to this campaign to destroy
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  the four Olds in China, the renaming campaign that sound familiar, renaming roads
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  and buildings, this ringing any bells? How about vandalizing public sites, maybe
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  things like statues. I mean, there's nothing more counter revolutionary than the wrong
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  statue. So look, we're at the point now where you've got Canadian schools
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  banning books published before two thousand and eight. They're not doing it because they're
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  dog eared. They're doing it because obviously because it might impede their indoctrination.
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  I mean, if you just change the names in this right, this could
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  just be a story about the Chinese cultural revolution. I mean, this is
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  in plain sight At this point, I don't need one. I don't know
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  what more evidence we need. The playbook is easy. Here several children from
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  their past, from their own parents. You know, Justin Trudeau is a
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  big fan of keeping parents in the dark about what's happening to their kids at
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  school. The purpose of it all is to simply brainwash your kids, and
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  the sooner we can start a five year plan to de brainwash them, the
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  better. Anyway, Please subscribe, like and share. Sharing really helps me
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  out. I thank you for that. I will see you next time.