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Saddest thing is, this didn't come with shouting or anger or insults. Just a quiet application of political bigotry as if it were the most mundane, normal thing in the world. And being taught directly to the students.

This is the tragedy when you don't have enough positive tranny and buggering role models and field trips to bath houses. Children might get exposed to the wrong ideas.

Trying to undo Trump admiration in children is a daunting task.

A kid said he admired Donald Trump. His teacher stopped the class for it. The kid's mother recorded both the incident AND the phone call where the teacher lied to the mother. Allegedly, of course.

Kid: I admire Donald J. Trump because he is making America great again. And because he is the best president the United States of America could ever, ever have.

Bad Teacher: [Trump] has spoken hate to many individuals and I don't think is an appropriate example for a role model that we should be admiring.

The good news is that that kid is going to be a permanent conservative voter when he grows up, having personally experienced the evil of the leftists.

Patrick says

A kid said he admired Donald Trump. His teacher stopped the class for it. The kid's mother recorded both the incident AND the phone call where the teacher lied to the mother. Allegedly, of course.

Kid: I admire Donald J. Trump because he is making America great again. And because he is the best president the United States of America could ever, ever have.

Bad Teacher: [Trump] has spoken hate to many individuals and I don't think is an appropriate example for a role model that we should be admiring.

The good news is that that kid is going to be a permanent conservative voter when he grows up, having personally experienced the evil of the leftists.

It’s good parent caught that teacher. That isn’t always a case sadly.

That teacher should be banned from education

Not sure anyone has younger kids on this specific thread, but "Trump" is basically a swear word at this point. Literally have to tell my 7 and 10 year old not to say the name and I'm basically in Trump country even for IL. You say the name and you're at risk of literally being attacked verbally most the time and potentially physically. So I just tell my boys don't say his name. Not sure if that's the best approach, but I don't do well with conflict at all if it comes down on my kids.

So if someone gets mouthy with my kids around me, I'm gonna make sure that mouth doesn't work for a good two months with a right to the face. Basically looking to avoid criminal charges because of a name of our POTUS. The left is sick. So I have to ask my kids not to say Trump in public. I'm so looking forward to the new year. Election won't be resolved until then, but it will be Trump and the left will hopefully stop the bullshit and we can live normal lives.

I just wrote TRUMP in big red letters with chalk on the sidewalk at three nearby intersections.

It was definitely dangerous, but exciting!

Patrick says

just wrote TRUMP in big red letters with chalk on the sidewalk at three nearby intersections.

It was definitely dangerous, but exciting!

Now in SF, THAT'S living dangerously.

Absolutely.

I want to do it again.

Patrick says

I just wrote TRUMP in big red letters with chalk on the sidewalk at three nearby intersections.

It was definitely dangerous, but exciting!

Mad Respect! Can you get pictures?

WookieMan says

Not sure anyone has younger kids on this specific thread, but "Trump" is basically a swear word at this point. Literally have to tell my 7 and 10 year old not to say the name and I'm basically in Trump country even for IL. You say the name and you're at risk of literally being attacked verbally most the time and potentially physically.

My 13 year old daughter already hates Trump because of all the personal allegations against him and his general personality. "Dad - he said grab them by the pussy!" I try to guide her back to talking about specific issues where we find common agreement and I am thankful she isn't retarded Liberal yet. She is just caught up in the personality debate, but is sensible and I have hope she will have her head screwed on straight as she gets older.

My 10 year old boy on the other hand, loves Trump and already knows alot more history and current issues than his older sister.

WookieMan says

Not sure anyone has younger kids on this specific thread, but "Trump" is basically a swear word at this point. Literally have to tell my 7 and 10 year old not to say the name and I'm basically in Trump country even for IL. You say the name and you're at risk of literally being attacked verbally most the time and potentially physically. So I just tell my boys don't say his name. Not sure if that's the best approach, but I don't do well with conflict at all if it comes down on my kids.

So if someone gets mouthy with my kids around me, I'm gonna make sure that mouth doesn't work for a good two months with a right to the face. Basically looking to avoid criminal charges because of a name of our POTUS. The left is sick. So I have to ask my kids not to say Trump in public. I'm so looking forward to the new year. Election won't be resolved until then, but it will be Trump and the left will hopefully stop the bullshit and we can live normal lives.

We have kids you g enough. Recently our daughter wrote article on Trump. Everyone had to pick a topic. No issues. And we are in CA.

If anything I learned from last 4 years is to never back down.

socal2 says

"Dad - he said grab them by the pussy!"

And when you’re a star, they let you do it. You can do anything.

My take was always that it was a comment about a lot of women's low morals.

If the guy is rich and famous enough, well, Trump knows exactly what they won't object to.

A detailed analysis of the whole thing: http://www.newstandardpress.com/when-youre-a-star/