Ооооо, и тоа како е контролиран пристапот до информации. Темите означени како “во тренд“ на Јутуб не се бирани по популарност од објективен алгоритам и без навивачки страсти туку “рачно“- тесен круг луѓе одлучуваат што ќе биде трендинг а што не. Твитер Фајлс- излегува на површина како грубо се цензурира говорот на Твитер од владини служби. Цензурирани информации за КОВИД како најфлагрантен пример.
Фала Богу па сме бомбардирани од информации од сите страни па не е тешко да се прочита и другата страна доколку се има волја. Е сеа во колкав % од случаите другата страна е тешко срање е дискутабилно. Иначе алгоритмите ти даваат тоа што сакаш да гледаш, и еден обичен срч на гугл може да те втурне down the rabbit hole. Совеста и паметот треба да преовладаат тогаш, мада гледам тоа некако потешко оди.
Да, ама ти и јас може да размислуваме на оваа возраст, овие таргетираат луѓе кои не знаат носот да си го избришат, а не пак разумно да филтрираат.
Да, единствените опции се амерички и југословенски систем, нема ништо помеѓу нив.Јас сум искрено збунет кон каков тип на економски систем се стреми државата?
Кога станува збор да даде државата, сите некако испаѓате социјалисти.
Кога станува збор да си ги наплатите своите услуги, верувам дека сте сите капиталисти.
Дополнително гледам дека најголем дел од народот ги има поприфатено „западните вредности“ кои пак во најголема мера (особено од САД) произлегуваат од тотално спротивен економски систем за кој овде дискутирате.
Еве една табела со статистика по колку трае породилното, дали е платено, кој го плаќа и до кој процент:
Country Length of Leave in weeks % of Wages Who Pays? AFRICA Algeria 14 weeks Social Security Angola 90 days Employer Benin 14 weeks Social Security Botswana 12 weeks Employer Burkina Faso 14 weeks S.S. & Employer Burundi 12 weeks Employer Cameroon 14 weeks Social Security Central African Rep. 14 weeks Social Security Chad 14 weeks Social Security Comoros 14 weeks Employer Congo 15 weeks 50% Employer / 50% S.S. Côte d'Ivoire 14 weeks Social Security Dem. Rep. of the Congo 14 weeks Employer Djibouti 14 weeks 50 (100% for public employees) Employer / S.S. Egypt 50 days S.S. / Employer Equatorial Guinea 12 weeks Social Security Ethiopia 90 days Employer Gabon 14 weeks Social Security The Gambia 12 weeks Employer Ghana 12 weeks Employer Guinea 14 weeks 50% Employer / 50% S.S. Guinea-Bissau 60 days Employer / S.S. Kenya 2 months Employer Lesotho 12 weeks Libyan Arab Jamahiriya 50 days Employer Madagascar 14 weeks 50% Employer / 50% S.S. Mali 14 weeks Social Security Mauritania 14 weeks Social Security Mauritius 12 weeks Employer Morocco 12 weeks Social Security Mozambique 60 days Employer Namibia 12 weeks as prescribed Social Security Niger 14 weeks Social Security Nigeria 12 weeks Employer Rwanda 12 weeks Employer Sao Tome/Principe 70 days 100 for 60 days Social Security Senegal 14 weeks Social Security Seychelles 14 weeks flat rate for 10 weeks Social Security Somalia 14 weeks Employer South Africa 12 weeks Unemployment Insurance Sudan 8 weeks Employer Swaziland 12 weeks Tanzania 12 weeks Employer Togo 14 weeks 50% Employer / 50% S.S. Tunisia 30 days Social Security Uganda 8 weeks 100 for one month Employer Zambia 12 weeks Employer Zimbabwe 90 days 60/75 Employer Country Length of Leave in weeks % of Wages Who Pays? AMERICAS Antigua/Barbuda 13 weeks S.S. and possible employer supplement Argentina 90 days Social Security Bahamas 8 weeks 40% Employer / 60% S.S. Barbados 12 weeks Social Security Belize 12 weeks Social Security Bolivia 60 days 100 of nat'l minimum wage + 70% of wages above minimum wage Social Security Brazil 120 days Social Security Canada 17-18 weeks 55 for 15 weeks Unemployment Insurance Chile 18 weeks Social Security Colombia 12 weeks Social Security Costa Rica 4 months 50% Employer / 50% S.S. Cuba 18 weeks Social Security Dominica 12 weeks S.S. / Employer Dominican Republic 12 weeks 50% Employer / 50% S.S. Ecuador 12 weeks 25% Employer / 75% S.S. El Salvador 12 weeks Social Security Grenada 3 months 100 (2 months), 60% for 3rd month S.S. / Employer Guatemala 12 weeks 33% Employer / 67% S.S. Guyana 13 weeks Social Security Haiti 12 weeks 100 for 6 weeks Employer Honduras 10 weeks 100 for 84 days 33% Employer / 67% S.S. Jamaica 12 weeks 100 for 8 weeks Employer Mexico 12 weeks Social Security Nicaragua 12 weeks Social Security Panama 14 weeks Social Security Paraguay 12 weeks 50 for 9 weeks Social Security Peru 90 days Social Security Saint Lucia 13 weeks Social Security Trinidad/Tobago 13 weeks 60-100 S.S./Employer United States 12 weeks Uruguay 12 weeks Social Security Venezuela 18 weeks Social Security Country Length of Leave in weeks % of Wages Who Pays? ASIA/PACIFIC Afghanistan 90 days Employer Australia 1 year Bahrain 45 days Employer Bangladesh 12 weeks Employer Cambodia 90 days Employer China 90 days Employer Fiji 84 days Flat rate Employer India 12 weeks Employer / S.S. Indonesia 3 months Employer Iran 90 days 66.7 for 16 weeks Social Security Iraq 62 days Social Security Japan 14 weeks Social Security or health insurance Jordan 10 weeks Employer Korea, Republic of 60 days Employer Kuwait 70 days Employer Laos 90 days Social Security Lebanon 40 days Employer Malaysia 60 days Employer Mongolia 101 days Myanmar 12 weeks Social Security Nepal 52 days Employer New Zealand 14 weeks Pakistan 12 weeks Employer Papua New Guinea 6 weeks Philippines 60 days Social Security Qatar 40-60 days 100 for civil servants Agency concerned Saudi Arabia 10 weeks 50 or 100 Employer Singapore 8 weeks Employer Solomon Islands 12 weeks Employer Sri Lanka 12 weeks Employer Syria 75 days Employer Thailand 90 days 100 for 45 days then 50% for 15 days Employer for 45 days, then Social Security United Arab Emirates 45 days Employer Viet Nam 4-6 months Social Security Yemen 60 days Employer Country Length of Leave in weeks % of Wages Who Pays? EUROPE Austria 16 weeks Social Security Belarus 126 days Social Security Belgium 15 weeks 82 for 30 days, 75%* thereafter Social Security Bulgaria 120-180 days Social Security Cyprus 16 weeks Social Security Denmark 18 weeks 100* 10 more weeks may be taken by either parent Social Security Finland 105 days Social Security France 16-26 weeks Social Security Germany 14 weeks S.S.to ceiling; employer pays difference Greece 16 weeks Social Security Hungary 24 weeks Social Security Iceland 2 months Flat rate Social Security Ireland 14 weeks 70* or fixed rate Social Security Israel 12 weeks 75* Social Security Italy 5 months Social Security Liechtenstein 8 weeks Social Security Luxembourg 16 weeks 100* Social Security Malta 13 weeks Social Security Netherlands 16 weeks Social Security Norway 18 weeks 100, and 26 extra paid weeks by either parent Social Security Poland 16-18 weeks Social Security Portugal 98 days Social Security Romania 112 days 50-94 Social Security Russia 140 days Social Security Spain 16 weeks Social Security Sweden 14 weeks 450 days paid parental leave: 75%, 360 days; 90 days, flat rate Social Security Switzerland 8 weeks Employer Turkey 12 weeks Social Security Ukraine 126 days Social Security United Kingdom 14-18 weeks 90 for 6 weeks, flat rate after Social Security * up to a ceiling ** voluntary insurance available
Ако државата реши дека ќе се прави социјалистичка република, тогаш нека се преуреди така, ама ќе треба една интервенција за национализација на се што имаат олигарсите.
Ако е намерата да се брка Америчкиот капитализам, време е да се укине и тоа што е дадено како породилно, и да се воведе сериозна комисија која ќе ги проверува сите овие „проблематичните бремености“. Секоја втора мислам дека користи преку 1.5 година, а не 9 месеци под муабетот „проблематична бременост“. А ако навистина имаме до толкаво зголемување на таков тип на бремености, потребна е ургентна анализа кои се причинителите, и како да се спречи.
Инаку со тековните трендови, согласно оваа статистика, до 2099та државата е проценето дека ќе биде 1.2 милиони, што мислам дека е апла оптимистички, јас не би и дал повеќе од 800к и тоа мнозинство шипци и ѓупци.
Има де, еве дури и тоа што е таму од 36 недели да не се промени мора да се воспостави ред за манипулациите што се прават (тоа што го спомнав погоре со „проблематична“, пријавување во фирми на невработени неколку месеци пред да се породат за да може да земаат породилно и тн.)
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Значи излези малку на воздух, тргни се од монитор бар на еден ден. Едноставно вриеш, по 40 мислења на ден штракаш и нормално дека почнуваш да халуцинираш. Кај виде абортус во нашиот муабет?Лестер, јас мислам дека овој Билбо би да те је8е. Онака скроз пасивно агресивно ти улета со клизечи и ти збори за организирање на абортус на сопругата.
Автоматски споено мислење:
Нејсе. А сега е време за малку хумор и сатира.
Tales From the Great Reset: I am not a groomer. Why inclusive school curriculum needs to cover gender
Pat, an Orlando 3rd grade public school educator, opposes Governor DeSantis’ new “don’t say gay bill,” resents being labeled a groomer, and explains why an inclusive curriculum needs to cover gender.
Tales From the Great Reset: I am not a groomer. Why inclusive school curriculum needs to cover gender
Pat, an Orlando 3rd grade public school educator, opposes Governor DeSantis’ new “don’t say gay bill,” resents being labeled a groomer, and explains why an inclusive curriculum needs to cover gender.
I love kids. I have always loved kids. My love for kids led me to become a 3rd-grade educator at an Orlando area public school. I spent weekdays with my kids in the classroom and my weekends and holidays hanging out at Disney World with kids from all over the world. Life was good - until the COVID pandemic hit and our puritanical NAZI Governor DeSantis started doing his Great Reset in education.
First, he dared to make us educators risk our lives and return to the classrooms to babysit my kids in person so their parents could stay home and smoke pot!
If being forced to risk my life was not bad enough, far-right parents started meddling with what educators like me were teaching my kids in my classroom. And to pander to these far-right parents, DeSantis put restrictions on allowable teaching materials.
That, along with the “don’t say gay” bill and the accusation that educators like me are groomers is getting to be the final straw. My inclusive curriculum is not sexualizing my kids in my classroom. And why does the far-right always assume a predatory or criminally inclined adult is the one initiating sexual activities with children?
Next thing you know, the far-right will be afraid of teachers like me standing too close to my kids in my classroom!
As a public school educator, let me give you a rundown of the inclusive curriculum my kids are learning in my classroom and why I need to be free to talk about gender:
Writing
I hope the far-right can agree that kids need to learn proper English grammar and writing.
However, pronouns are one area of writing my kids struggle with because the English language contains approximately 100+ traditional pronouns. In addition and as of 2022, there are 112 genders - all of which come with their own unique sets of pronouns. And this figure does not include the many prefixes and suffixes for various types of attractions – each of which may also have unique pronoun sets. How the f*ck does Governor DeSantis expect me to teach pronouns without talking about gender?
In order to avoid confusing my kids and to prepare them for higher education, I start my pronoun lessons by teaching the following pronoun sets now found on university admissions applications:
Since pronouns are like gender and sexuality (fluid and can change from day to day), the most effective way to teach my kids is to allow them to pick and wear new pronoun pins every day. However, I am disappointed when most of my kids insist on using the same pronouns every day as I encourage them to mix it up a little.
- Co, co, cos, cos, coself
- En, en, ens. Ens, enself
- Ey, em, eir, eirs, emself
- He, him, his, his, himself
- She, her, her, hers, herself
- They, them, their, theirs, themself
- Xie, hir, hir, hirs, hirself
- Yo, yo, yos, yos, yoself
- Ze, zir, zir, zirs, zirself
- Ve, vis, ver, ver, verself
Math
Math is a difficult subject for my kids to grasp given its inherently racist and sexist nature while the need to come up with one correct answer can frustrate young minds. But I try to make math as easy as possible with my inclusive math problems. For example:
Little Johnny attends an elementary school with three restrooms for students. The first restroom is for students who identify as little boys and has two stalls and three urinals. The second restroom is for students who identify as little girls and has five stalls. The third restroom is gender-neutral and can be used by students who identify as little boys or little girls. It counts as one stall and also contains a single urinal. Little Johnny identifies as a girl and needs to use a school restroom to do a #1. How many options does Little Johnny have to do his #1?
Since this inclusive math problem may have more than one correct answer, my kids don’t have their feelings hurt if they come up with the wrong answer. Sometimes though, I do need to bring in supplemental math materials from outside sources where there are clear-cut right and wrong answers.
However and if Governor Desantis has his way, I won’t be able to do that or teach my kids inclusive math problems. It means I will have a classroom full of frustrated kids who are either sad or angry!
Reading
I don’t do “drag queen story hours” in my classroom - a figment of far-right imagination.
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I teach and read carefully selected works of great literature with coming-of-age storylines that ideally touch on diversity or cross-cultural topics for my kids to appreciate. For example:
L’Amant is a semi-autobiographical cross-cultural coming-of-age story set in exotic French Indochina that delves into race and class issues. A poorunderageyoung French student (who dreams of being a writer) meets a wealthyand much olderChinese gentleman on the ferry to Saigon. Every day after class, she meets with the Chinese gentleman for private tutoring until they sadly must part ways. The book is considered a French classic and was an academy award-nominated movie for itssteamybeautiful cinematography.
Call Me by Your Name is another cross-cultural coming-of-age book and movie set in Italy. At first, theunderageyoung Jewish Italo-French son of an archaeology professor and his father’s older Jewish American graduate assistant appear to have nothing in common. They soon discover they have something in common that does not involve their shared religion. They start spending timesleepingbonding together. But then the summer ends, and sadly, they must part ways.
- The Graduate is a book and classic movie that prepares my kids for the challenges they may face when they eventually leave school. It’s the story of a young graduate suffering an identity crisis and his budding relationship with
a cougarolder lifelong family friend Mrs. Robinson and her daughter. Together, they help him find his path in life.
History
My kids think history is a boring subject they cannot relate to. However, our country was founded in 1619 when Jamestown was established as an all-male slave-owning colony where the single young men paired off to form their own households. That means I can always find something interesting to teach my kids about. In particular, my kids enjoy learning facts about American Presidents that make them more relatable and human. For example:
If Governor DeSantis has his way, I won’t be able to teach such history, and my kids will be bored to death in my classroom!
- When Abraham Lincoln was a member of the Illinois House of Representatives, he slept in the same bed with another male politician whom he lived with. In fact, historical sources show that Lincoln slept in the same bed with at least 11 boys and men during his youth and adulthood. My kids are always surprised to learn how sleeping in the same bed as other men or with boys was perfectly natural and normal back in the 19th century.
- Lincoln’s predecessor was our 15th President, James Buchanan. He was our only President to be a lifelong bachelor. However, Buchanan was not lonely because he had a very close and personal bond with a certain male Vice President whom he lived with for many years. Again, my kids are surprised to hear of such living arrangements by past presidents and vice presidents.
Science
The third grade is when we are required to teach kids about the wonders of the ocean as fish and other sea life have so much to teach young children.
My kids are always amazed to learn how male seahorses give birth to baby seahorses. And how lonely starfish and certain types of sharks and rays can reproduce without a mommy or daddy present. As with pronouns, how the f*ck does my puritanical NAZI Governor DeSantis expect me to teach my kids about such sea life without mentioning gender?
My kids are also shocked and sadden when they learn that if their mommies or daddies keep driving SUVs, there will be no more seahorses, starfish, sharks, or rays left in the ocean. I suppose Governor DeSantis does not want me to talk about that either?
With all of the above in mind, do I sound like a classroom groomer grooming kids like the far-right and puritanical NAZI Governor DeSantis claims? What difference does it make if my inclusive curriculum includes some gender concepts? Does our puritanical NAZI Governor think I am sexualizing my kids and preying upon them with my inclusive curriculum?
I have a very blunt message for Governor DeSantis and any parent who supports him:
You need to stay the f*ck out of my classroom, stay the f*ck away from my inclusive curriculum, and stay the f*ck away from my kids!
Па не знам баш,се слагам дека човекот е глупав али не поради тоа што е свесен туку поради тоа што е не е свесен дека си ја сече гранката на која седи.Разбирам за овие фрикови ЛГБТ или black lives matter шо се тригернувате,и јас би ги решил брзопотезно али не разбирам шо е проблемот рецимо со овие шо протестираат за климатски промени,загадување и слично? Као они се глупи кретени,а вие што немо посматрате како себични идиоти ни ја уништуваат иднината за да остварат лична корист сте паметни?
Затоа и реков дека удолницата е фатена, сега тешко да се вратиме назад. Кога треба да се истапи со цврст став за многу проблеми сите се во филмот "не е мој проблем". Кога тогаш данокот чука на врата.
За жал нема помош, ниту некој самостојно може да помогне, живееме и ќе живееме во ера каде на глупавите им се дадени сите алатки за да дисквалификуваат и некој што е најинтелигентен на свет, и се сериозно контролирани/инсталирани од луѓе кои имаат поголеми интереси.
Како ќе воспиташ правилно, ако живее во таква средина? Особено ако си преселен во земја каде младите слепо ги следат овие амерички трендови?
У прашањето се крие одговорот, како и обично нели. Ти викаш слепо следат, тогаш проблемот не е у воспитувањето туку у слепилото.
Онака како што ме воспитале и мене: слобода да го обликувам својот живот, јасно дефинирано што е добро а што лошо за мене, родители со цврст и заеднички став, посветување што е можно повеќе време околу детето затоа што родителот секогаш може да осети ако почнало да закривува од патеката и да реагира во рана фаза.
Се е тоа супер, ама ја промашуваш поентата на прашањето на Агда. Во средината каде што сум јас ( а и Агда ), голем дел од работите кои ги наброја тука ( а и секаде низ западна Европа ) би се сметале за child molessment. Пример тука мислам дека е незамисливо да оставиш дете само дома под 12 години, не па две деца сами да се чуваат. И јас сум седела сама дома на помала возраст ама тоа беше друга средина.
