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mrklean wrote:FVCK EM!

Ibanez wrote:

mrklean wrote:FVCK EM!

What do you gain from wanting your government harm? Failure? It's time to be mature about it.

I didn't vote for Trump but I wish him luck. It's a difficult job and anything he can do to improve the country should be welcomed.

mrklean wrote:

Ibanez wrote: What do you gain from wanting your government harm? Failure? It's time to be mature about it.

I didn't vote for Trump but I wish him luck. It's a difficult job and anything he can do to improve the country should be welcomed.

This guy is an AZZ HAT and an EGO. Watch what happens. The next 4 years is going to be a circus show.

Ibanez wrote:

mrklean wrote:
This guy is an AZZ HAT and an EGO. Watch what happens. The next 4 years is going to be a circus show.

He can't be an "EGO."

But you didn't answer my question. Why do you want our government to fail?

• As educators, continue to be mindful about keeping your own opinions and biases out of the classroom. When necessary, correct the record to clarify misconceptions, share differing perspectives and help build tolerance for diverse ideas and people. Our students will be experiencing a wide range of emotions and your ability to remain neutral and steady during the proceedings can be a source of calm for all students.

• Should classroom disruptions occur, either for or against the president-elect, treat them like any other classroom disruption and address them appropriately. If there is a student who is creating a substantial disruption to the students’ ability to watch the ceremony, please have them report to the office. Emphasize to students that we understand all students have their own political beliefs and to be respectful of the beliefs of others.

• If a student is visibly upset and you feel there is an immediate concern, please send the student to see their counselor. Please email a guidance counselor if you have a concern that is not urgent but believe should be followed up on.

• If a student approaches you and asks a question such as “Are my friends going to be deported?” “I don’t know if I can feel safe in my country.” “How could this happen?” Here are some ideas of how you could respond depending on the situation:

· A new president has been elected in a democratic republic. We have a system of checks and balances and there are people at all levels of government who work for us and our best interests. In order to make anything happen, the president has to work with other people. One person cannot change everything overnight.

· Think about how you can make a positive impact on people and groups you feel may be affected by the change in leadership. We have groups right here at ***** like the ADL that you can join and take action.

· As a high school student and voter in the next election you have a voice. Write to your representative and make your voice heard. Be engaged in the process.

· Challenge yourself to hear all sides, understand differing points of view and find common ground with those who you may disagree with. You have to be able to understand all perspectives to be able to effectively communicate about issues.

mrklean wrote:

Ibanez wrote: He can't be an "EGO."

But you didn't answer my question. Why do you want our government to fail?

Where was this the past 8 years?

mrklean wrote:

Ibanez wrote: What do you gain from wanting your government harm? Failure? It's time to be mature about it.

I didn't vote for Trump but I wish him luck. It's a difficult job and anything he can do to improve the country should be welcomed.

This guy is an AZZ HAT and an EGO. Watch what happens. The next 4 years is going to be a circus show.

Ibanez wrote:

mrklean wrote: Where was this the past 8 years?

From me? I voted for Obama the first time. I am of the mind that regardless of who is in office, they are but 1 person and deserve the best of luck. It's a difficult job.

You didn't answer my question. Why do you want our government to fail? Stop obfuscating.

mrklean wrote:

Ibanez wrote: From me? I voted for Obama the first time. I am of the mind that regardless of who is in office, they are but 1 person and deserve the best of luck. It's a difficult job.

You didn't answer my question. Why do you want our government to fail? Stop obfuscating.

Why would I want my government to fail. The Only thing I want is a level playing field. Some people i this country believe that they are more American that others who were born in this country. BTW, Ask the TEA Party about that for the past 8 years.

mrklean wrote:

Ibanez wrote: From me? I voted for Obama the first time. I am of the mind that regardless of who is in office, they are but 1 person and deserve the best of luck. It's a difficult job.

You didn't answer my question. Why do you want our government to fail? Stop obfuscating.

Why would I want my government to fail. The Only thing I want is a level playing field. Some people i this country believe that they are more American that others who were born in this country. BTW, Ask the TEA Party about that for the past 8 years.

GannonFan wrote:My wife teaches elementary school at a suburban school outside of Philadelphia. Here's excerpts from the "Inauguration Information Points" e-mail that was sent out to the professional staff in advance of showing the inauguration during school on Friday. They haven't come out with the e-mail yet describing the comfort rooms with the video of puppies playing on a continual loop yet but I'll let you know if there is one.

• As educators, continue to be mindful about keeping your own opinions and biases out of the classroom. When necessary, correct the record to clarify misconceptions, share differing perspectives and help build tolerance for diverse ideas and people. Our students will be experiencing a wide range of emotions and your ability to remain neutral and steady during the proceedings can be a source of calm for all students.

• Should classroom disruptions occur, either for or against the president-elect, treat them like any other classroom disruption and address them appropriately. If there is a student who is creating a substantial disruption to the students’ ability to watch the ceremony, please have them report to the office. Emphasize to students that we understand all students have their own political beliefs and to be respectful of the beliefs of others.

• If a student is visibly upset and you feel there is an immediate concern, please send the student to see their counselor. Please email a guidance counselor if you have a concern that is not urgent but believe should be followed up on.

• If a student approaches you and asks a question such as “Are my friends going to be deported?” “I don’t know if I can feel safe in my country.” “How could this happen?” Here are some ideas of how you could respond depending on the situation:

· A new president has been elected in a democratic republic. We have a system of checks and balances and there are people at all levels of government who work for us and our best interests. In order to make anything happen, the president has to work with other people. One person cannot change everything overnight.

· Think about how you can make a positive impact on people and groups you feel may be affected by the change in leadership. We have groups right here at ***** like the ADL that you can join and take action.

· As a high school student and voter in the next election you have a voice. Write to your representative and make your voice heard. Be engaged in the process.

· Challenge yourself to hear all sides, understand differing points of view and find common ground with those who you may disagree with. You have to be able to understand all perspectives to be able to effectively communicate about issues.

Ibanez wrote:

mrklean wrote:
Why would I want my government to fail. The Only thing I want is a level playing field. Some people i this country believe that they are more American that others who were born in this country. BTW, Ask the TEA Party about that for the past 8 years.

I don't care about the Tea Party from 8 years ago. You should be hoping that Trump does what's best for the country. He's a douche but he's our douche.


Kind of like BDK.

93henfan wrote:My last day in DC this week was Tuesday. Buses into the city were not allowed after noon on Wednesday, so they had us all clear town.

The security apparatus being put in place even on Tuesday was incredible. The place is locked down like a catholic school girl. Drones were buzzing over the mall. All federal buildings within a couple of blocks of the mall had steel cage walls erected where the street meets the curb. Then in the middle of the sidewalk, they placed movable waist-high steel barriers. Our block, including impeded Starbucks access, which is some BULLSHIT:



National Mall is being covered with matting to protect the complete sodding/grading they did last summer:



If you needed to take a piss, Tuesday was a great day:


Where America will officially start becoming great again:

Skjellyfetti wrote:Hope they are booked!

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KT2oAYGkB3c[/youtube]

mrklean wrote:

Ibanez wrote: What do you gain from wanting your government harm? Failure? It's time to be mature about it.

I didn't vote for Trump but I wish him luck. It's a difficult job and anything he can do to improve the country should be welcomed.

This guy is an AZZ HAT and an EGO. Watch what happens. The next 4 years is going to be a circus show.

mrklean wrote:

Ibanez wrote: I don't care about the Tea Party from 8 years ago. You should be hoping that Trump does what's best for the country. He's a douche but he's our douche.


Kind of like BDK.

He's a HUGE DOUCHE BAG and I don't trust him one bit

mrklean wrote:

Ibanez wrote: He can't be an "EGO."

But you didn't answer my question. Why do you want our government to fail?

Where was this the past 8 years?

89Hen wrote:

mrklean wrote:
He's a HUGE DOUCHE BAG and I don't trust him one bit

That's because he's white and you're a racist.

houndawg wrote:

mrklean wrote: Where was this the past 8 years?

Good question. I assume that after an eight-year moratorium criticizing the President is treason again?

mrklean wrote:

89Hen wrote: That's because he's white and you're a racist.

NO he's a DOUCHE Bag and if you can't see this your are the typical loser who voted for this azz hat.