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WOKE FAIL, HS Students Win 1 Million After False Allegations · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So here we've got a refreshing bit of sanity and are otherwise insane. World.
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  Here's the headline, teens forced out of exclusive California Catholic school for doing
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  blackface or awarded one million after proving it was green acne medication. And I
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  guess the moral panic overstepped itself a little bit on at least this one occasion.
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  So what happened? The controversy started when the boys were accused of performing
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  blackface and were ultimately pressured into withdrawing from the prestigious Mountain View School. Quote,
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  it was quite clear that the jury believed these were innocent face masks.
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  Attorney CHRISTA Bauman told the San Francisco Chronicle after Monday's judgment. These are young
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  kids. Their internet trail is going to haunt them for the next sixty years.
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  Now they don't have to worry about that. So here's the picture that
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  caused all of the problems that got them accused of doing blackface. And as
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  you can see in this picture, it's pretty clear that what they've got on
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  their face is not black. It's green. It's dark green. And by
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  the way, teenagers putting on acne cream not really that shocking. Now here's
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  an earlier picture where they're putting on a different acney cream. This one was
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  white, so it all seems fairly obvious. Not that that would matter,
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  of course, let's see. According to documents reviewed by dailymail dot com,
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  another student obtained a copy of the photograph from a friend's Spotify accounts and uploaded
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  it to a group chat in June twenty twenty. So this is while all
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  of the George Floyd moral panic was happening. The students insinuated the teens were
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  using blackface and deemed the photo another example of racist students, before urging everyone
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  in the group chat to spread it throughout the school community. On June fourth,
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  twenty twenty, the Dean of students called the boys' parents to ask them
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  if they were aware of the photograph. The parents as that the teens had
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  applied green face mass three years earlier, with neither ill intent, nor racist
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  motivation, nor even knowledge of what blackface meant. According to the suit,
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  now less than four business hours later, the principal, Katie Tekel, called
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  one of the student's parents and said the teen was not welcomed back at Saint
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  Francis High School. When the boy's father reiterated that his son had not engaged
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  in blackface. Tico responded that her decision was not based on intent, but
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  optics, optics and the harm done to the Saint Francis community. And of
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  course that's what she looks like, because that's always what they look like.
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  But when you see this that she responded that her decision was not based on
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  intent but optics and the harm done to the Saint Francis community, you think,
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  well, that's crazy. It's already been established that it wasn't blackface,
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  it was acne cream and it was green, not black anyway. And of
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  course it's insane to blame the kids for other people being wrong and jumping to
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  erroneous assumptions. But this is actually perfectly normal for the modern left. In
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  fact, like a ten second search on Google, you'll find article after article
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  talking about how intent doesn't actually matter, it's just about optics, that simply
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  the perception that some harm has been done is enough. Here from everyday feminism
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  dot com, intent versus impact, While your intentions don't really matter here from
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  the ADL, they're full of great ideas. When it comes to bias,
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  we must prioritize impact over intent. Well, I would disagree with that,
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  but let's see what they have to say about it. Here's an example.
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  They give a staff member at a team meeting makes a sexist joke, but
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  when a colleague responds that they find it offensive, the person retorts, I
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  was only kidding. What this brings up is the of the beholder problem.
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  If intent doesn't matter, then it doesn't matter whether the joke was actually sexist
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  or not. It becomes sexist because somebody interprets it or misinterprets what you said
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  as sexist. It doesn't matter if it's real or not, just like the
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  green acne medication, which is clearly not blackface, but somebody interpreted it that
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  way, so it doesn't matter if none of it's actually real or not.
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  And so with this impact over intent argument, impact or so called impact becomes
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  this indiscriminate weapon within this oppressed oppressor narrative. And because the white teens are
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  assumed to be oppressors because they are white, then just literally anything that they
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  do is automatically fair game as long as somebody claims that they were oppressed by
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  it, or that somebody else might be oppressed by it, no matter how
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  divorced from reality. It all is, but anyway, The lawsuit asserts that
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  at no time did Mistekl or anyone else offer to investigate the allegations against the
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  boys or assistant removing the photograph in any way, and of course not.
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  Reality doesn't matter to these people. What matters to them is some nebulous definition
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  of the word equity. By June seventeenth, the school's attorney was telling the
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  families that the image's disrespect was so severe as to warrant immediate dismissal. And
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  again, the fact that there was actually no disrespect doesn't matter. What matters
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  is that there's a perception of disrespect and that's enough. And then the school
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  back day protests by parents who used the image as evidence of kids participating in
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  blackface and thinking that this is all a joke. Well, it is a
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  joke, but the joke's on them. In fact, it's a million jokes
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  anyway. That's all I got to say about that. Please like, share
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  I will see you next time. M hm.