Disgusting Teacher Tries Reporting 5-Year-Old To ICE; Goes Full Karen When Confronted
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What are the moral implications of dehumanizing immigrants?
All right, we focus all the time on how morally depraved this regime is, how they're able to dehumanize people, how there is a whole ecosystem of people that are in this. And it's easy to pick on Trump. It's easy to pick on Vance because these people are psychopaths and just the most horrible people on the planet. But Ben Palmer has been digging into the cult members to understand when people see immigrants, how do you have no empathy towards them? And so I'm going to play for you what he did. This is fascinating. Stay locked into this video because this is going to give you some psychology on the cultist. Start the clip, Kylie.
own hotline for reporting illegal immigrants and people call it thinking that it's legitimate i talked to a kindergarten teacher that wants to deport the parents of a kindergartner at her school and it looks like they have a child who was born in new york which makes them an american citizen yeah so we're looking to uh deport the parents and leave the child right like i said i don't know if they're here illegally i'm just i just think it's odd you know it's very odd what did you say was odd It's just sad for them to even be here.
How does a kindergarten teacher justify wanting to deport a child’s parents?
Like, I'm a teacher at a school. Okay, I know schools. I know the whole law about schools. I mean, they seem like nice people or whatever, but I looked them up in our files, and I was like, oh, she was born in Honduras, and he's born in El Salvador. So right there, it's like, okay, maybe I'm on the right path. You know, they drop off their kid every day. So their kid is a student at your school? Yes, yes, kindergarten. Okay, so now you want to get his parents deported? Well, I'm just saying if they're taking up resources from our county, I'm not into illegal people being here.
What psychological insights can be drawn from the teacher's statements?
I mean, if the son's in kindergarten, what, he's six or seven, right? Yeah, he's probably like five or six. And he was born in New York, so that means, assuming they've been in America for six or seven years. Yeah. And now we're going to go ahead and just remove them. Are you questioning that? Yeah, yeah. Sorry, no, I'm just writing this down for my own personal notes and my supervisor teaches at school, wants kindergarten child's parents deported. You make it sound terrible. You make it sound like it's terrible.
How does propaganda influence attitudes towards immigrants?
Oh, well, I'm just writing down what you're telling me.
okay well yeah yeah okay so it sounds terrible let's see if you can write that down too i guess and that's hispanic in an area where you wouldn't normally see hispanics okay right like people from that are born in another country yeah okay pause it right there and let's this goes on and it gets even more diabolical but did you see how when he just repeats what her desires are that she's like, oh, wait a minute, you make it sound terrible. This is why everybody has to understand when we play these videos of the administration propagandizing, I say this is intentional. Because they don't say things plain spoken like he is back to her. The administration is providing bigots like this kindergarten teacher who doesn't give a shit about this kid because he's the only brown skin kid in kindergarten.
She thinks that he shouldn't be able to go to school because his parents, she looked it up. She went into the school files and she looked it up. So this is an insight into how effective the propaganda is that you see J.D. Vance, Pam Bondi, Stephen Miller, Fox News use.
What parallels can be drawn between current attitudes and historical events?
And then our instinct is, oh my God, can you believe they're saying this stuff? It's important that we understand they're saying it to this kindergarten teacher who's looking for a permission structure to be racist and to marginalize a five-year-old. Continue with the clip.
People where? Like in the city. Got it. Okay. Hispanics out of place now in country, not where they belong in city. So we were able to confirm that they are documented citizens along with their child. Oh, good.
How do societal beliefs affect perceptions of worthiness for education?
So yeah, it's good because we don't have to deport a six-year-old. And yeah, I mean, you know, that little fella could have been a threat to our national security.
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Chapters
8 chapters
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What are the moral implications of dehumanizing immigrants?
0:04–1:19
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How does a kindergarten teacher justify wanting to deport a child’s parents?
1:19–1:59
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What psychological insights can be drawn from the teacher's statements?
1:59–2:30
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How does propaganda influence attitudes towards immigrants?
2:30–3:51
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What parallels can be drawn between current attitudes and historical events?
3:51–4:27
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How do societal beliefs affect perceptions of worthiness for education?
4:27–4:58
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What role does empathy play in discussions about immigration?
4:58–5:28
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How can we challenge harmful narratives about immigrants?
5:28–16:35
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