jimnyc
11-10-2019, 02:29 PM
Can't be kids any more! Teach the kids lack of tolerance. Maybe fine $$ them or others if someone feels insulted by what they say. Play "too rough" and it's game over. Mixture of both countries.... And if you don't have a ton of games, balls and other tools at your disposal, don't even dare using your arms or fingers as utilities, as if you were going to punch or hit someone, or fake shoot someone. Now you're talking being expelled maybe, or maybe even arrested!
And we aren't talking adults with maybe "mafia like" people using hidden hand codes to maybe hire someone to take out an enemy, or maybe your wife. Nope, we're talking about CHILDREN.
And you can teach them about sex. You can teach them about the lbgtq garbage, and may even be forced to in some areas. Other folks weird sexual desires may be the thing that must be tolerated now.
But no more fun. That's being outlawed. :rolleyes: 'clapping games'... or whatever, we're talking children's games here - are "triggering". WTF PEOPLE?? This is the effing weird adults pushing this crap down on the kids. And then we wonder why things are so drastically different, and worse today.
And teaching them that Disney is racist and sexist. Again, that's from adults.
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Nanny State: British School Bans Children from Playing ‘Tag’
A primary school in the English seaside resort town of Brighton has banned children from playing the playground game ‘Tag’, claiming the game was “too rough” and encouraging kids to play with “gentle hands”.
Children have been playing tag and other ‘chase games’ for centuries; a version of the game was even mentioned in poetry from Ancient Greece, over 2,000 years ago.
But modern-day British boys and girls are not capable of handling games like tag and British bulldog, argues Joanne Smith, the headmistress at the Rudyard Kipling Primary School & Nursery in Brighton.
In a letter to parents, Mrs Smith said: “To clarify, ‘gentle hands’ does not mean ‘no touching’. The children are, of course, allowed to hold hands or play clapping games with a friend should they wish to.”
“Gentle Hands simply means playing games outside that do not need to be physical. This will ensure the playground is a happy, safe and calm place where everyone can enjoy their lunchtime running around and getting the exercise we know is important to them”, she added.
Just how long ‘clapping games’ will be permitted on the playground remains to be seen, however, given it has been deemed too triggering for students at the University of Oxford.
https://i.imgur.com/RXA5gp0.png
Rest - https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/11/10/british-school-bans-children-from-playing-tag/
And we aren't talking adults with maybe "mafia like" people using hidden hand codes to maybe hire someone to take out an enemy, or maybe your wife. Nope, we're talking about CHILDREN.
And you can teach them about sex. You can teach them about the lbgtq garbage, and may even be forced to in some areas. Other folks weird sexual desires may be the thing that must be tolerated now.
But no more fun. That's being outlawed. :rolleyes: 'clapping games'... or whatever, we're talking children's games here - are "triggering". WTF PEOPLE?? This is the effing weird adults pushing this crap down on the kids. And then we wonder why things are so drastically different, and worse today.
And teaching them that Disney is racist and sexist. Again, that's from adults.
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Nanny State: British School Bans Children from Playing ‘Tag’
A primary school in the English seaside resort town of Brighton has banned children from playing the playground game ‘Tag’, claiming the game was “too rough” and encouraging kids to play with “gentle hands”.
Children have been playing tag and other ‘chase games’ for centuries; a version of the game was even mentioned in poetry from Ancient Greece, over 2,000 years ago.
But modern-day British boys and girls are not capable of handling games like tag and British bulldog, argues Joanne Smith, the headmistress at the Rudyard Kipling Primary School & Nursery in Brighton.
In a letter to parents, Mrs Smith said: “To clarify, ‘gentle hands’ does not mean ‘no touching’. The children are, of course, allowed to hold hands or play clapping games with a friend should they wish to.”
“Gentle Hands simply means playing games outside that do not need to be physical. This will ensure the playground is a happy, safe and calm place where everyone can enjoy their lunchtime running around and getting the exercise we know is important to them”, she added.
Just how long ‘clapping games’ will be permitted on the playground remains to be seen, however, given it has been deemed too triggering for students at the University of Oxford.
https://i.imgur.com/RXA5gp0.png
Rest - https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/11/10/british-school-bans-children-from-playing-tag/