But on what are you basing your assumption that the FBI didn't do anything about threats against police?
The fact that I couldn't find anything suggesting they did....and neither did you.
What does BLM have to do with this?
They played a big part in promoting the political dogma that's now in the left. They raised big money for Democrats.
Gotta give them something for it.
They do? That's not what your Forbes article said: "These surveys are then used as justification for new curriculum that some parents call critical race theory and find objectionable."
Even if you accept that statement as wholly true, it doesn't claim that Panorama is the one recommending the curriculum.
I'm not sure what you're suggesting here.
Do you think that all these schools just suddenly adopted extremely similar curricula out of the blue? That the results of these surveys created a wide range of suggestions and possibilities...and they all just happened to go with the same general curricula?
The Forbes article suggests that it is exhaustive:
However, records
posted by our auditors at OpenTheBooks.com reveal that school districts in Texas, Michigan, Florida, Indiana, Rhode Island, Oregon, Iowa, Utah, North Carolina, New Hampshire, Georgia, New Mexico, Illinois, Wyoming, California, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maine, Virginia, and Ohio all hired Panorama Education for training and/or surveys.
...unless their auditors only picked a handful, which would seem kind of silly.
Again, unless I missed a link to all the contracts, I didn't see the 1500 they claimed. I saw about 4 pages and it's nowhere near 1500.
Also thanks for quoting that part....I missed that he's also doing the "training" to show teachers how to indoctrinate children.
Doesn't matter. If you're trying to allege some cronyism with the DOJ, those contracts all precede the current administration.
Already addressed this. His contracts grew by tens of millions this year. He's got venture capitalists dumping tens of millions invested in this scheme just last month.
Unless he invented self-slicing bread and he restructured the company I think we can safely say he's up to his eyeballs in school contracts.
Give me one plausible alternative.
You aren't presenting any cuz you can't think of one either.
No, that's what you argued. I pointed out at the time that it was only a small minority of people in the crowd who displayed messaging related to businesses or other economic interests. The overwhelming majority of it was related to Trump or personal rights.
Lol the guy who organized the protest described it as being for small businesses that were forced to lock down.
The NSBA letter that preceded Garland's announcement mentions resistance to masks and other covid precautions in several places:
https://nsba.org/-/media/NSBA/File/...ic-schools-and-school-board-members-92921.pdf
Did he say he was investigating mask mandate protesters or just protesters?
The answer relates to who he's trying to intimidate.
This isn't only about CRT.
Oh good...we agree CRT is involved.
It's cute to see you trying to ignore part of it.
I don't care about mask mandates. I suppose you think that because the Susan G Komen foundation cares about breast cancer they also have to care about prostate cancer.
There are 131,000 school districts in the US. Panorama has contracted with a little over 1% of them.
The biggest ones. I'm sure he's not the only player in this. That would be a little too much for plausible deniability and there's a lot of son in laws on Capitol Hill.
Regardless, that's a weird point to make. It's 23,000 schools. That's a lot of political indoctrination.
I find it odd that whenever this topic comes up on the forum, I ask people on the left side of the aisle if they oppose political indoctrination in principle or if they think it's bad in general....and they tend to not answer.
It's not a gotcha question. I'm curious what the ever shifting values of the left are these days.
I had one answer on one of these CRT threads awhile back and I won't mention who...it's not important. He made it clear though that he thought that this was the only way to really fight systemic racism or racial disparities or something along those lines.
Is that about how you feel about it?
