Modern Educayshun

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This guy is Australian and some of his videos are hilarious lmao.

However, on topic, it's interesting to see the difference between how SJW/Feminism is affecting schools in American compared to other countries such as Australia, which is where I will be speaking about.
If you don't recognise this behaviour in your school, remember, I'm talking about Australia, more specifically Eastern Melbourne metropolitan area based Schools. Schools in the west are generally more scummy and therefore may be different but yea.

Unlike America, a lot of our interaction with the world of Political Correctness and Feminism isn't voiced by students but rather teachers.
VCE English at my school is/was taught by 3 female teachers.
They ranged from [Aware of their leftness and made sure to vocalise their opinions in such a way that it was an example and that you were allowed to think differently] to [Feminism is progressive and wage gaps and men are pigs].

I have had 2 of those 3 teachers in the last 2 years.
The first one, was my year 11 teacher. She is a brilliant teacher and as a result I was able to score very high in SACs without my mark being affected by my opinion.
The second one, was my year 10 teacher.
I have never, EVER, done so badly in English. It wasn't just year 10 either, as I had her for year 12 orientation.
She was very vocal up until this year, as previously her husband was the principal. However, this year was more subtle, even with our male principal being replaced with a female principal.

An example of her behaviour is excluding students from group classwork based on gender.
We were reading No Sugar by Jack Davis and people volunteered to read lines from certain characters.
A very flamboyant guy (I have no idea of his sexuality, as he claims to be straight but appears to have a crush on a guy) was sitting next to me, and although I don't particularly like him, he isn't that bad of a person.
A female student volunteered for the role of a male character. Our teacher was reluctant but very quickly allowed her to play that part.
The guy sitting next to me, volunteered for the role of a female character.
He was very passionate for it, and in my opinion, could have played it well.
Our classic teacher, wouldn't budge. She would not let him play that role as she wanted a female to play Gran.
He was upset by this (not crying but to a reasonable extent), and I was like "Miss, you let a girl play a guy role, let him play a girl role" but she full on ignored me.

The above novel, is an example of how feminism is destructive in a school environment and should never be introduced.
We shouldn't be excluding students from schoolwork based on their gender.
Because not only does it affect that student, but it affects everyone else too, as she definitely marked some of my work down last year due to opinions.
I'm not saying my work is super amazing and always almost full marks, because I definitely felt like I didn't deserve nearly as many 18/20's as I got this year, but getting less than 10/20 continuously and being told to shut up in class discussions when my opinion, and often other's opinions, differed from hers, doesn't feel right.

Ignoring a student's argument because you don't agree with it severely affects their work.
Being able to sit there with someone who disagrees and who won't just agree to shut you up or get annoyed easily, allows you to define and refine your argument so you can expand on any ambiguous sections.
That was something that was very noticeable in this year's English class (Class 2, I believe we were).



Not to mention, we don't even need feminism over here.
Americans don't even really need to either.

I will agree, there needs to be more done to people over in 3rd world countries, such as women not being able to drive or go outside, and gays being thrown off roofs.
But, even then, that's not feminism. That's equality in 3rd world countries.

Let me iterate.
America does not need feminism.
Australia does not need feminism.
England does not need feminism.
Europe does not need feminism.
3rd world countries, need more than just "feminism".

Feminism is old and no longer needed.
This isn't just about females any more.
And don't give me the argument that Feminism =/= Females.
Feminism.

Women's rights are at the point where they are valued MORE than men's rights.
I am a Female, born Female, who recognises that men's rights are far less recognised and valued in society today.
It isn't fair, to say "Well your ancestors had it easier so therefore it's our turn to be of higher status".
I get that life is hard, but suck it up princess, it's hard for everyone.
Everyone has their obstacles, so stop pretending that being a woman makes it harder.
I argue otherwise, as we get the upper hand in many fields compared to men.
It isn't fair that women automatically get custody of their kids, even if the father would be a better parental figure.
Yes, there are cases where the mother is the better parental figure, but instead of looking at them individually, since women have fought against men, they get automatic custody.

Oh dear the irony anyone from 2014 or has seen anything of mine from 2014, you will know the irony about to come out of my mouth, But, it's been over 2 years. I cringe at 2014.
Rape isn't a joke.
And yet, women treat it as if it is.
Don't believe me?
Any woman who claims rape can destroy a man's life and not get any repercussions for it. There have been cases time and time again where a woman has gotten angry at someone and claimed rape, and the man hasn't even touched her.
Not to mention the part that gets me the angriest the most.
"Women can't rape"
This is completely false and the fact that a lot of places deny that is is false is alarming.

I am not sure if any other countries do ribbons, but we do here.
Pink ribbons are for Breast Cancer awareness, Purple ribbons are for Transgender and Gay awareness, and so forth.
https://www.whiteribbon.org.au/
November was White ribbon month.
I will never touch a White ribbon or acknowledge the month until they change it from "Violence and Domestic abuse against Women awareness" to "Violence and Domestic abuse awareness".
They mention women and children on their site and yet, in all cases, the father/male figure is the perpetrator.

And all of this, is being brought into our schools.
They put up posters relating to all of this.
They want to introduce Safe schools, a destructive program designed to brainwash and indoctrinate Year 7/8's and lower.
Year 11/12 is a sketchy year to introduce gender studies.
And yet we have gotten so politically correct as a society that they want to teach transgender behaviour to year 7/8's.

Unlike America, we are different towards gay people here.
As a collective, it's positive.
I have many gay and bisexual friends. All lovely people.
All have plenty of friends, and don't get harassed over it.
Our biggest problem is Gay marriage, but it's not -that- bad. We're bound to legalise it soon and it's not like being gay is illegal.
(I'm pro gay marriage over here btw).

So why "we" want to introduce a program that discriminates against straight people is beyond me.

Unlike the warped minds of deluded bullshit fed zombies, we don't discriminate (at all) based on race, gender, or sexuality.
We base everything on your intelligence.
People who are intelligent are offered to go up to a higher year level's class to give them an advantage later on. That's because the smart people are generally the people who want to do the best on their final exams, and instead of having to push to get on par with year 12, they are above and can go beyond. Teachers want to help everyone do their best.

But it is very noticeable that the teachers that have fallen to feminism, are starting to discriminate.
And unfortunately, all the ones that have fallen, tend to be females.
No male teacher I have ever seen has discriminated.


I'm not glorifying males, but it's not fair to lie about the situation.
It's going to be a sad time if Australia comes to the stage where we introduce safe spaces and we start seeing school wide discrimination.
I'd rather be ignored for a while due to a teacher helping all students than to be purposely prioritised over classmates due to the fact I am female.


As for safe spaces, it's a horrible idea.
I'm already afraid to voice my opinion a lot of the time in class due to their tendencies to all favour the left ideals.
Not radical, but enough to immediately have opposing rebuttals if my opinion swings in favour of the right.
It's not fair to create a controlling environment where your opinion has to pertain to the majority's.
If it isn't fair to control women it isn't fair to control anyone.
Plain and simple.

If we truly wanted to create a better society, we would teach children in schools that your opinion is fine but people are allowed to disagree with your opinion. If they disagree, you cannot claim you are more correct, however, they must also follow the same rules.
Feminists are no better than anyone else, however as a society, the majority of us are better than people who are extreme.
We see people getting triggered and screaming at people who in no way deserved it, and instead of being taught that this is wrong, we are being subtly taught that it is correct.




In a way, this video is hyperbolising the method of which feminism and discrimination overrule/is overruling our schools, and dampens the severity of these actions.
We need to stop prioritising "minorities" and start treating them like "majorities".
That means no special treatment.
I don't get special treatment for being white, surprise to all you SJWs but white people don't get special treatment.
We get racism and discrimination because apparently we are all cis and straight and horrible.
If you don't like being discriminated don't discriminate.

This is why schools need to straighten up and not let corrupt teachers teach our future and current society.
For the sake of us all.

 

i f****** hate todays society.