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I think your god-brain predictive superpower might be malfunctioning, because you seem to have written a weird spiel about Nazis and Churchill and gay sex that has nothing to do with my post.Nope hence why I've been able to predict exactly the arguments people will use and pre-emptively answer them sometimes then quote the post I already countered their argument.
Considering the psychology you cited (Piaget and Vygotsky) are both basic high-school content, I don't think there's much risk of that.Sorry I was assuming this was petty shot rather than a misunderstanding of the psychology, it it's the later please feel free to say
Yes, there is. We don't just make kids read every fact, not that we could if we wanted to.There's no need to justify the inclusion of a fact.
No, it isn't. I'm sorry to tell you this, but pretty much nobody wants to read about your sexual fantasies. That would make most people very uncomfortable.this is just as mundane a thing as her having hobbies and interacting with her family.
Because that's the only thing "want" could mean? You're debating against your own inferences.A - You keep using the word want, evoking an image of a young girl wanting to protect her privacy
That's the only topic of debate here. If there is a different aspect you care to debate, bring it forward.B - This conviction is flimsy as shit, because you have no issues with the rest of the edit that the frankensteined book consists of. You're only interested in holding to her edit, when it removes sexuality from the final piece.
We don't make them read every fact regarding Anne Frank, since we don't know every fact, but every fact written down by her herself, yes. This isn't a phone book, it's a diary.Yes, there is. We don't just make kids read every fact, not that we could if we wanted to.
Yes, we wouldn't want to make people reading about the nazi occupation of the Netherlands, and being a Jewish person living in hiding, fearing being discovered and killed or hauled off to a concentration camp uncomfortable. What were they thinking.No, it isn't. I'm sorry to tell you this, but pretty much nobody wants to read about your sexual fantasies. That would make most people very uncomfortable.
Well you see, there is value in teaching about the Holocaust. The discomfort is justified by the positives of being aware of the horrors of genecide in a society that would like to avoid genocide.Yes, we wouldn't want to make people reading about the nazi occupation of the Netherlands, and being a Jewish person living in hiding, fearing being discovered and killed or hauled off to a concentration camp uncomfortable. What were they thinking.
The entire point of using biographical material is to make the story easier to identify with, as such it is reasonable to include a section about something that happens and has happened to almost every single youth in the history of the planet (the asexuals excluded), the exploration of ones sexuality and curiosity about sexual matters.Well you see, there is value in teaching about the Holocaust. The discomfort is justified by the positives of being aware of the horrors of genecide in a society that would like to avoid genocide.
People accuse me of beating around the bush and not saying what I think, but none of you are saying the thing you have to believe to justify this: you think there is value in encouraging youth sexuality. You think there is a benefit to having sexual material in history lessons significant enough to justify the inevitable discomfort and controversy. It is not just that you don't think the sexual content is bad, you think it is actively good.
Yes. Yes it is.People accuse me of beating around the bush and not saying what I think, but none of you are saying the thing you have to believe to justify this: you think there is value in encouraging youth sexuality. You think there is a benefit to having sexual material in history lessons significant enough to justify the inevitable discomfort and controversy. It is not just that you don't think the sexual content is bad, you think it is actively good.
I mean, I'm justifying it because it's Anne Franks' Diary, and it was written in Anne Franks' Diary, and I don't believe in sanitizing history. It helps that the "inevitable discomfort and controversy" is so hilariously basic. Goddamn, how fragile *are* you?People accuse me of beating around the bush and not saying what I think, but none of you are saying the thing you have to believe to justify this: you think there is value in encouraging youth sexuality. You think there is a benefit to having sexual material in history lessons significant enough to justify the inevitable discomfort and controversy. It is not just that you don't think the sexual content is bad, you think it is actively good.
For once you're actually 100% correct. And why do we think this way? Because it's healthy- exactly the opposite of the Christian "keep them 'pure' until they reach adulthood at which point they will magically transform into well-adjusted adults ready for responsible relationships" absolute failure of a doctrine.People accuse me of beating around the bush and not saying what I think, but none of you are saying the thing you have to believe to justify this: you think there is value in encouraging youth sexuality. You think there is a benefit to having sexual material in history lessons significant enough to justify the inevitable discomfort and controversy. It is not just that you don't think the sexual content is bad, you think it is actively good.
When the facts didn't care about their feelings. Which, I mean, has been the case for a couple of millennia, but I guess they were too busy revising them to notice.And since when did the "facts don't care about your feelings" crowd start whining about "discomfort"?
The "inevitable discomfort and controversy" from people like you is not the high cost you think it is. Go to hell with it.significant enough to justify the inevitable discomfort and controversy.
It's not a nitpick at all. It's the fundamental reality that whatever Anne Frank wanted from a writing career, and whether she would have ended up converting her diary into a published work, and if so how it would form the basis of a published work, will forever be unknown.I'm sure you'll nitpick this,
It's not "for once". In case you haven't noticed, I nearly always know what the rest of you think and you never get what I'm saying. I predict regularly what your responses are, and in return you all completely miss what I'm on about and go directly to strawmen, like:For once you're actually 100% correct.
I would never say this. Some facts definitely do care about your feelings.And since when did the "facts don't care about your feelings" crowd start whining about "discomfort"?
And now that you've all agreed to the silly things you believe, I'm content to let this rest as is. The vast majority of people on the planet would read this discussion and side with me. People who live outside the internet don't think its healthier to be sexualized earlier. I don't need to say much more than that.And why do we think this way? Because it's healthy- exactly the opposite of the Christian "keep them 'pure' until they reach adulthood at which point they will magically transform into well-adjusted adults ready for responsible relationships" absolute failure of a doctrine.
(emphasis mine) 5 people responded to your last post. I'd argue at most 2 people went to strawman. At least given how the term is used in Internet discussions; one can be more broad.I predict regularly what your responses are, and in return you all completely miss what I'm on about and go directly to strawmen
What do I think?In case you haven't noticed, I nearly always know what the rest of you think
You have one of the absolute worst records for understanding what others' positions actually are. You often ascribe beliefs to people that they never expressed, and then ignore or disregard when they directly tell you otherwise, arrogantly and baselessly insistent that you know their mind better than they know their own position. It's genuinely quite funny that you think this, because you have such a supremely poor grasp of others' motivations and beliefs.It's not "for once". In case you haven't noticed, I nearly always know what the rest of you think
"The vast majority of people" would say that children shouldn't gradually be introduced to sexual topics (including things like, y'know, where babies come from)? You really are delusional.The vast majority of people on the planet would read this discussion and side with me. People who live outside the internet don't think its healthier to be sexualized earlier.
There have been quite a few times over the last few pages that people have aggressively put words in my mouth. Users like Absent tend to spend about 6 syllables in actual reply before moving onto totally unrelated tirades about the evils of right-wingers.(emphasis mine) 5 people responded to your last post. I'd argue at most 2 people went to strawman. At least given how the term is used in Internet discussions; one can be more broad.
I mean this in a good way: as far as knowing what people think, you don't count. You display a desire for truth that allows you to move where the evidence takes you, and since I don't know everything, I do not always know where that will take you. The willfully blind are much easier to predict.Here's also a question of reflection for you: if you regularly debate people and people regularly miss what you're saying, are you actually any good at communicating your thoughts?
What do I think?
I do know your mind better than you know your own position. Some day there will be something that breaks through to you, and then everything else will fall into place. For lil devils, it was when half the board said they wanted to abolish the police. For Saelune, it was everyone arguing that Europe is so much more left leaning than the US. There's gonna be an argument at some point where you finally notice you're just not at all in tune with "your side".insistent that you know their mind better than they know their own position.
We disagree. That's fine. Our positions are on display, and I'm not going to try to change your mind otherwise at this moment. Time is all it will take for my argument to win out.You really are delusional.