American public school teacher here. Grumpy as fuck this morning so felt like posting to get off steam before I go in to babysit teenagers for 8 hours. To give some perspective on how fucked America is (and how I have a front row seat to the decine of Western culture), I wanted to share some things. No matter how many redpills I drop, no matter how much I push the bar, the students still astound me with how much they don't know or don't care to know. I teach students aged 11-19, and these are things I have legitimately heard students say in my classroom:
>12yo-"My dad say he doesn't love my mom because he's gay, so that must make me at least a quarter gay."
>18yo-"I don't think DNA is real because if I dye my hair brown, then my hair is going to be brown not blonde like my DNA tells me and my kids are all going to have brown hair"
>15yo-"Reindeer don't really exist, they're just made up like Santa Claus"
>(several students while we're talking about Washington D.C.) "Oh, the Empire State Building and Statue of Liberty are there!"
>13yo-"I saw a man on the news got pregnant. Can I get pregnant now too?"
>16yo-"Science is wrong because there can't be just X and Y chromosomes. That doesn't explain transgender people. Why are you teaching us something that is wrong?"
>(more students than I can count) "Here is your homework for the week, studentanons -- read this chapter and answer these 5 questions to show that you've read." "No thanks, Teacheranon, I'm just going to fail this class because you're asking me to work too much"
>17yo (and a few other students over the years)-"Why did you yell at me for dancing on your desks, mister? You shouldn't have caught me, it's your fault. My mom thinks you're a loser anyway and I don't deserve this detention, so she's not going to make me stay after."
>16yo-"You telling us we needed supervision to hold meetings and collect money for the club is sexist, Mister. We are reporting you. We don't care you're the advisor."