My kids come back from school, and they all have bad things to say about Trump and wonder why people don't like Biden.
I ask them why they don't like Trump, and basically it's because everyone ELSE doesn't like him.
They have no idea. They just go with their friends.
Time to speak to the principle.
I think I may have posted this story on here before but back when my oldest was in high school, I got a phone call from one of my son's teachers saying he was being disruptive.
I talked to my son after the call and got some insight as to what was going on in that class. My son felt the teacher was strongly opposed to his political views. I started to dismiss it as your typical kid trying to blame others for being a butt munch in school, but after going back and forth with him, I started to think... nah, a teacher wouldn't do this right?
Wrong. I got a 2nd call and drilled her. What she described was not a disruptive student but one that participated well in her class. He didn't cuss and was respectful of others opinions. He didn't talk out of turn and he had turned in all his homework and gotten A's on all his tests. He even turned in extra credit assignments on various political issues. I read them.
Finally, it was crystal clear to me the problem. She was a leftist and my son wasn't and nothing she said could change his opinion. My son could back up his opinion using facts, history, etc., so I knew he was clear on how he felt.
Well, needless to say, she didn't get nice "dakota" no more, she got momma bear meanie "dakota."
The teacher wanted my son to believe what she told him because "she was the adult/teacher." My son leaned far right but there were some issues that he sorta leaned left on at the time. She was trying to pin hole him in as a leftist and frankly, that isn't her job. I guess she thought I would work on him. Wrong again, I support free thinking.
She never called me again the rest of the year and my son got an A in her class.
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