Los Angeles Public Schools Create Hotline For Students Upset About Trump

Correct me if I'm wrong, but providing 'extended support' to kids who are stressed over Trump's election is essentially teaching and indoctrinating the notion that there's something wrong with Trump being president, right? The school system is instilling fear and concern in the students by the mere fact that they're telling them it's to be expected that they're alarmed and worried.

In my opinion, the schools should be teaching the kids to respect the president and the laws of the United States. Instead, the schools, by their actions, are spreading fear of our president and right out of the gate the students are being softly taught that Trump is their enemy and they will grow up with an anti conservative bias.

It's because of lunacy like this that I hope Trump cracks down on sanctuary cities/states/schools and puts them in their place....and hard, real hard.

 

I wonder how tax breaks sends so many people running to the nearest "safe space". Want to know why the media pushes this nonsense over and over again? Because it works.

 

That's even funnier than the Green Bay Packer suicide hotline in the 90s.

 

Its a double layer of indoctrination.

They want to program kids to oppose Republicans, like you said.

But in addition to that they want to program these kids with their race war rhetoric.

Democrats want these Hispanic kids to be scared, that fear narrative is of course very critical to maintaining their control over minorities.

They'll take Trump's 100% moral and justified stance on upholding the immigration laws of this nation and turn it into some holocaust-esque crusade to hunt down "Brown people".

I wouldn't be surprised if the children of Liberalfornia believe they will have to start hiding in attics come Jan 20.

 

When calling the Hotline, heres what the snowflakes should hear.

[video=youtube;kWQWTzyn06M]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWQWTzyn06M[/video]

 

That's exactly right, and public schools that receive Federal funding should not be playing games like this trying to advance the liberal Democratic Party agenda. Like the separation of church and state, we need a separation of public schools and politics. Thing is, where would the Democratic Party be without their indoctrination factories?

 

<that there's something wrong with Trump being president,>

There is.
He's a moron

 

Apparently you miss the point.

he may be a moron and you or i or anyone else has the right to think he is and express how we feel.

A government funded school however should never be permitted to express such an idea to students.

 

Oh well.

Get used to Trumps amerika and the revolution it will bring

 

What does Trump have to do with schools indoctrinating students or instilling fear in them?

 

This, exactly.

The more this sort of sh!t happens, the more I think voting in Trump was actually the right thing to do - and I can't stand the man.

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It may well bring a revolution ... and clearly a much needed one, if schools are now telling kids there's a devil. Might as well bring Jesus back to the classroom.

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Nothing, and that's a very good point. This is about keeping your voter block powerless and afraid.

 

Could you imagine there being hotlines and support structures for students depressed when Obama became president or Hillary? Want to guess what every person upset if those individuals were POTUS? Either a racist or a bigot. The MSM would be making fun of them right now and calling them a danger to society.

 

Don't be a sore loser. He is smarter than Hills by a lot...

 

Trump is the devil.

 

Spot on. The partisan hackery is out of control.

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Most definitely.

 

Its natural for Americans to be afraid of Trump. Call them lefties, call them liberals, call them progressives, call them crybabies, whatever the bottle is you need to feed your ego, in the end they are concerned Americans. Everything Trump has proposed is dangerous, he attacked a union head for correcting the record. He attacks Alec Baldwin for accurately portraying him. They are not Democrats, they are Concerned Americans.

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Whenever you find p[roof that Trump's IQ is higher than 90, let the world know.

 

What has Trump proposed that is dangerous?

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They are paranoid and obviously have deep seated emotional/mental issues.

 

The tariffs, for one, that haven't been as high as the 20's when the Great Depression followed after its implementation. Already Trump is getting off to a bad start with the unions, by attacking the head of one of them, simply for correcting the record. Then we still have this Muslim ban jargon that will cause America to be perceived in a not-so-bright light by the rest of the world. Then, on top of all that, Trump has already divided the Muslim and Hispanic communities here at home. This is not irrational rhetoric, its not paranoia. Trump used paranoia to alienate enough people. It is taking off the rose-colored glasses, and seeing the world for what it is.

 

I didn't vote for Hills but thanks for keep bringing her up, even though she is out of politics.

 

None of this is "dangerous." Give it up. Trump has done nothing of the sort. He hasn't even been sworn in.

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Nothing but hyperbolic fear mongering going on here, and then people wonder why we have some many mentally ill paranoid people in this country.

 

Maybe they could just forward the calls to ICE.

 

Trump won the election because he addressed issues that the average typical American is concerned about, while Hillary fearmongered (typical of the left), talked about hurt "feelings" and other such nonsense.

 

I'm sorry if my concern for America should be given up. We need to attack Trump from day one, nothing special is going to happen January 20th. And that's a classic right-wing move. Call Americans concern, "fear mongering" or "hyperhole." I'll tell you what is fear mongering. That every Muslim that sets foot in this country should be treated as a terrorist.

 

Los Angeles Public Schools Create Hotline For Students Upset About Trump

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