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Why You Should Do Your Homework According To Dhar Mann
If you say your dog ate your homework, you will be tricked into thinking your dog is DYING, because veterans wasted their job to help a mom SCAM her kid.
And the punishment? LABOR.
Over something MINOR LIKE HOMEWORK.
The teacher LITERALLY SAYS AT THE END: “I love this job.”
These people LOVE making children SUFFER.
This doesn’t teach kids to do their homework. It doesn’t teach kids lying is bad. THE ADULTS ARE LYING TOO, BUT GET AWAY SCOTT FREE.
If anything, this teaches kids that the world is cruel, unforgiving, and there’s only ONE WAY to live it.
Which is the exact thing YOU DON’T WANT TO TEACH, WHEN YOUR MAIN GOAL IS TO BE INSPIRATIONAL AND POSITIVE!!!
Yeah, Dhar Mann is REALLY inspiring to children. He encourages kids that their feelings regarding school is invalid, and any complaint will give them LABOR and SHUNNING from the people around them. That they should just sit pretty in school.
I still don’t get how kids are inspired by this at all.
Like, can ANYONE explain to me what is so inspiring about these videos? I genuinely do not get it.
(Also this new kid who I forgot the name of I guess is going to be the ‘new Mikey’, only this kid is visibly more sympathetic and less greedy. My only guess is that someone who works at Dhar Mann saw my posts on him, thought of what I said for less than five minutes, and said “Hey, how about make this new kid character, who’s more sympathetic in voice tone only, but gets the equal amount of punishment Mikey does?” Because they didn’t read the second half my my post where I explained that the punishments needed to be toned down. But just a theory. If I’m wrong, I’m wrong.)
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CPS every time some concerned citizen tried to report Reginald for child abuse, probably:
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Dear Black Community,
I am writing from a very calm place. I am excited for all these pushes for reform within our community when it comes police brutality, excessive force and other intimidation tactics that lead to murder.
While we are in the conversation of reform, I would like to include the black children who have been victims of abuse of power within the Family Court System.
Black families are targeted. The moment we step foot inside that social services office to ask for assistance is where we then mark our children as bait to be trafficked.
The family court system is no other than a slave auction where children are sold and men are separated from the household.
Our children are drugged, abused, and separated from their loving families and lost within a system of evil case workers who falsify documents, Force women to lose their jobs, their dignity to prove they aren’t drug addicts by peeing in cups in front of glorified babysitters and then forced to go to “treatment” to validate their claims.
These cases do not have a jury of their peers to help the court in its decision making. Economics should never be the reason to separate a family.
Police are also involved with aiding these workers in having scared children removed from their families. They are placed in foster care homes often with lice, bedbugs and bi-weekly visits with their foster worker when they meet with family.
These black children’s lives ALSO matter. These black families ALSO matter. We need to keep the momentum demanding justice and fair trials for parents who face LOSING THEIR RIGHTS.
This is child trafficking.
Children have DIED as a direct result from these proceedings. Mothers have committed suicide from the mental anguish of not knowing where their child is. Grandparents have died from heartbreak from being denied the right to care for their grandchild.
Modern day slave auctions need to stop. This is a huge ring of trafficking.
Hillary Clinton’s ASFA LAW is what’s destroying families. 19 out of 22 months to convince a JUDGE you are fit to care for a child with evidence presented only from their officials.
Black children have died in foster care as a result from abuse and neglect far WORSE than their own parents.
We need to address these issues as well. Badly. Don’t let their bloodshed not have outrage too.
The mental health of these children are ignored. After adoption they are NEVER checked up on.
If I stand up, I’m ready to lead. This has gone on far too much.
I’m tired of media portraying the grim presence of Child Services as a threat to children in precarious (or even flatly abusive) situations.
Lilo and Stitch is the only time I’ve ever seen it portrayed with any sort of perspective.
The Curse of La Llorona (2019)
A routine supernatural horror movie based on Mexican folklore. Child Services and police are nicely portrayed; neither villainized nor exalted, capable of sound judgement and well-intentioned error. Linda Cardellini is good in the lead role. There's a clever reference of two to her role as Velma in the Scooby Doo movies. Raymond Cruz is good as the priest/shaman/folklorist recruited to help fight the curse.
The Curse of La Llorona is nothing special. But it's not terrible either. It delivers exactly what you'd expect. And I like Linda Cardellini, so that helps.
The Curse of La Llorona (2019) Director: Michael Chaves
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