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Post by Al-O-Meter on Oct 14, 2020 6:28:27 GMT -8
This is absolutely disgusting. How do these monsters sleep at night knowing they charge kids $63,200 per year for tuition. You could get an entire college education for what 1 year at this High School costs. Their test scores are good but not amazing. SAT Avg 1340 and ACT Avg 30 is below the 1390/31 average scores being put up by students at Canyon Crest which is a public High School in Del Mar. They better have secret societies where they sacrifice goats to please ancient gods and suave parties in suits and full length dresses where they mingle with Senators and uber wealthy captains of business or some other functions that look straight out of a movie to justify $63,200 per year. If this is just a school with regular High School classes then I am very disappointed. |
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Post by ptsdthor on Oct 14, 2020 17:05:25 GMT -8
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Post by ptsdthor on Oct 16, 2020 14:56:28 GMT -8
Democrats lament the fact that the Citizens United ruling denied them owning all the media (save for a fraction ~Fox, Talk Radio, some on-line and a few papers) during the run up to election time. To give a brief lesson on the censorship in the McCain/Feingold law, refer to the following comments from Ted Cruz. Book burning effectively.
The Biden Family and their pay to play scandal is fair game in a political campaign and it is now evident to all, except perhaps to a few of the glassy-eyed true believers, that the tech giants Twitter and Facebook, if not more, are actively in the tank for the Bidens with their biased enforcement of dubious censorship rules. The rules now being cited were never applied for Trump (~his Tax records release, for example).
If you consider the scope of "in-kind" like donations that are given to the Biden Campaign by internet commerce enabling companies (~Google - with biased web search outcomes) and social media platforms (~Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, etc - with phony fact checking, censorship, "get out the vote" utilities) and the Main Stream Media (~Biased coverage, Biased OpEd, Omissions), the total dollar equivalent is mind boggling. And despite all that one-sided humongous effort (including the mailed out ballot voting fraud schemes), the election will still likely come down to just a few states (~FL, PA, etc).
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Post by ptsdthor on Oct 19, 2020 17:21:26 GMT -8
Not to worry, I see that we will soon have Truth and Reconciliation Commissions to protect our Freedoms  |
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Post by tuff on Oct 19, 2020 17:55:31 GMT -8
Democrats lament the fact that the Citizens United ruling denied them owning all the media (save for a fraction ~Fox, Talk Radio, some on-line and a few papers) during the run up to election time. To give a brief lesson on the censorship in the McCain/Feingold law, refer to the following comments from Ted Cruz. Book burning effectively. The Biden Family and their pay to play scandal is fair game in a political campaign and it is now evident to all, except perhaps to a few of the glassy-eyed true believers, that the tech giants Twitter and Facebook, if not more, are actively in the tank for the Bidens with their biased enforcement of dubious censorship rules. The rules now being cited were never applied for Trump (~his Tax records release, for example). If you consider the scope of "in-kind" like donations that are given to the Biden Campaign by internet commerce enabling companies (~Google - with biased web search outcomes) and social media platforms (~Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, etc - with phony fact checking, censorship, "get out the vote" utilities) and the Main Stream Media (~Biased coverage, Biased OpEd, Omissions), the total dollar equivalent is mind boggling. And despite all that one-sided humongous effort (including the mailed out ballot voting fraud schemes), the election will still likely come down to just a few states (~FL, PA, etc). Totally agree. Just the fact that Twitter and Facebook are censoring free speech and news about Biden’s corrupt ness is exactly what totalitarian states do and this cannot happen in America. You notice they didn’t do That to all the hoax news about Trump over the last 4 years. Pathetic, and they need to have their liability safeguards revoked. |
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Post by ptsdthor on Oct 27, 2020 8:26:38 GMT -8
www.insidehighered.com/views/2020/09/24/college-football-can-help-americans-get-through-current-difficult-times-opinionwww.insidehighered.com/views/2020/09/29/author-apologizes-inside-higher-ed-article-he-recently-wrote-opinionIn the articles above, we see why Democrats/Leftists/Progressives should not have or be given any authority whatsoever. An innocuous opinion endorsing the return of College football leads to the second article. Their twisted logic and distorted outlook on life based in universal and perpetual racist victimhood leads otherwise normal people to become blithering idiots. Only hateful, ignorant and misguided intimidation and fear of losing one's job can make the man seek forgiveness for having done nothing wrong. It's absolutely Orwellian. Many of us, if not most of us I would guess, come to this forum because of our love and enjoyment of sports. Betting most had played both organized and recreational sports all their young lives. Many grew up watching SDSU athletics and many attended SDSU after wearing the uniforms of their own high school athletic teams. Some lucky few actually wore the Red and Black for SDSU. In my own days of playing organized sports, I was teamed and became friends with fellow players of all races. Its Southern California, after all. Lifelong friendships resulted. Attended their weddings, etc. If ever there was a good way to enable multi-culturalism and racial understanding, it is sports. Throughout these years of enjoying SDSU athletics, never once did race come into the calculus of my desire to watch, attend/participate, enjoy or grieve the Aztecs sports event. Raise your hand of you think that anyone in here saw Tony Gwynn less than the man he was for the sake of his skin color. If so, just know that you are the real problem with race relations in this country. As for the college athlete themselves, do you actually think the average college football player wanted to sit out this year of football and not want to play for fear of the Covid Pandemic? And spare me the exception - I asked about the average player. My nephew, with whom I had played countless pickup football, baseball and basketball games during his formative years, obtained a football scholarship at a D1 MAC university, started two years and, while there, met his future wife and received a Bachelors Degree. And with his unique experiences and memories, the lifetime friendships, the education received, I know he considers himself lucky for having been given the opportunity to play for his school. Dare I say it...privileged. Just how prejudiced and bigoted do you have to be to think that the same sort of college experience isn't the same for someone with a different skin color than my nephew? If the leftist mob can extract this sort of Communist "struggle session" from an entirely innocent commentator, why should any member of that same mob be given the responsibility of being a teacher, manager, professor, administrator, politician, etc?
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Post by ptsdthor on Oct 29, 2020 17:07:58 GMT -8
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Post by ptsdthor on Nov 13, 2020 8:42:20 GMT -8
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Post by Fishn'Aztec on Nov 13, 2020 10:27:54 GMT -8
Stop thinking on this stuff for a while, it only hurts your head!
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Post by ptsdthor on Nov 17, 2020 8:39:12 GMT -8
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Post by Fishn'Aztec on Nov 17, 2020 11:17:20 GMT -8
Don't forget to pick up a copy of Donny Jrs. best smeller.
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Post by ptsdthor on Nov 17, 2020 21:16:00 GMT -8
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Post by Al-O-Meter on Nov 18, 2020 8:32:48 GMT -8
A piece of me wishes she would have named the school. I know she took the better path in not doing that. They are kids and don’t deserve to be in the firestorm that would have unleashed but the devil on my shoulder really wants to know. |
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Post by ptsdthor on Nov 27, 2020 8:08:24 GMT -8
Twitter is blocking the link to the Sidney Powell election fraud lawsuit. Are the owners and leaders of Twitter power hungry Orwellians or are they just simply cowards?
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Post by uwphoto on Nov 27, 2020 11:48:21 GMT -8
Twitter is blocking the link to the Sidney Powell election fraud lawsuit. Are the owners and leaders of Twitter power hungry Orwellians or are they just simply cowards? give it up dude! its over. Has she "blown up Georgia" yet...rolling big giant eyes.... |
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Post by ptsdthor on Nov 27, 2020 13:32:02 GMT -8
Twitter is blocking the link to the Sidney Powell election fraud lawsuit. Are the owners and leaders of Twitter power hungry Orwellians or are they just simply cowards? give it up dude! its over. Has she "blown up Georgia" yet...rolling big giant eyes.... The aversion to the Fahrenheit 451 crowd has very little to do with the odds of success in challenging and overturning the noted election fraud. |
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Post by aztecryan on Nov 27, 2020 16:44:39 GMT -8
Twitter is blocking the link to the Sidney Powell election fraud lawsuit. Are the owners and leaders of Twitter power hungry Orwellians or are they just simply cowards? It's in their terms of service. They are a private platform. I personally wish they would let people share it because it's laughable how poorly worded it is. Twitter says they have reversed the "block" as it is. Now we can laugh together as Sidney Powell loses all credibility. |
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Post by ptsdthor on Nov 27, 2020 18:38:29 GMT -8
Twitter is blocking the link to the Sidney Powell election fraud lawsuit. Are the owners and leaders of Twitter power hungry Orwellians or are they just simply cowards? It's in their terms of service. They are a private platform. I personally wish they would let people share it because it's laughable how poorly worded it is. Twitter says they have reversed the "block" as it is. Now we can laugh together as Sidney Powell loses all credibility. So its a little of both then. |
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Post by aztecryan on Nov 27, 2020 19:46:42 GMT -8
It's in their terms of service. They are a private platform. I personally wish they would let people share it because it's laughable how poorly worded it is. Twitter says they have reversed the "block" as it is. Now we can laugh together as Sidney Powell loses all credibility. So its a little of both then. As a privately-run platform, they have the right to do as they seem fit. Not complicated to grasp that. Dangerous (and false, for the record) information has no place to be spread around like wildfire. These repeated false claims that have zero factual backing only serve to undermine election security and safety. |
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Post by ptsdthor on Nov 27, 2020 19:56:04 GMT -8
So its a little of both then. As a privately-run platform, they have the right to do as they seem fit. Not complicated to grasp that. Dangerous (and false, for the record) information has no place to be spread around like wildfire. These repeated false claims that have zero factual backing only serve to undermine election security and safety. False like the "Big Guy" Email? Thought so. |
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