How Cucked Is Canada? (Part 2 - Public Schools)

Everybody knows Canada's pretty cucked. From SJW infestation, to Islamist migrants, to Justin Trudeau, you can't say Canada's NOT cucked at this point. But just HOW cucked is Canada? In this multi-part series, I aim to find that out. In part 2 of "How Cucked Is Canada", I discuss Canada's public school system. It's changed a LOT since I was in high school! From Social Justice Classes, to the removal of 'oppressive' specialized streams for well-performing students, to school boards giving kids masturbation advice, it sounds like Canada's education system is quite cucked indeed.
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#canada #howcuckediscanada #education #crt

[@blackmageLightningX]

"Social justice emphasizes that because you were wronged, somebody else needs to take action to fix you." While this is philosophically true and relates to the video's content, the chief problem with Canada's education system is that there is no compromise between personal responsibility and "social justice." The system inherently indoctrinates students based on more than just "social justice," and actively refuses to compromise. To elaborate, I graduated from a New Brunswick high school two years ago [as of this June]. I found that my time there was a waste, because classes were too easy and I reaped little to no value from my education. Upon going to a guidance office like I was told, I was met with "you have to solve this for yourself," which is all well and good - when the teachers comply. The few that did tended to ask me for more of the same work to keep me busy, rather than helping me further my studies. Eventually, I returned to the guidance office and was told that New Brunswick "does not have the funding for students like [me]." In a future discussion, I was told that "if you weren't a senior we would happily accommodate you." That's pretty ironic, given the previous three years' discussions. Simply put, trying to take responsibility for your actions or level out unfair outcomes - at least in the public education system - is pointless when the system is underfunded and refuses to help. Secondly, universities tend to prioritize values like effort over talent. In my time at a New Brunswick university, I have seen my grades drop from not attending classes - despite my A-range work. Lectures, in my time there, consisted of profs reading from texts or summarizing the material in ways that would have been obvious to anyone who read it. Any attempt at compromise is met with pretentiousness ["It takes years to understand Plato, my job as someone with that understanding is to bridge the gap,"] argument from authority ["this is what my syllabus says and I am in control of your education"] or even circular arguments ["the university won't compromise with students like [me - I apologize if that seems whiny] because there is no precedent" but no precedent can be set because they won't compromise." In short, the video gives a good snapshot of the political issues - but not the purely philosophical ones. It's also a good primer on BC and ON, but the Eastern provinces have it far worse [though that might just be because I've lived in them]. Similarly, Arts [by virtue of its content and the people it attracts] is much more problematic in terms of bureaucracy.

[@khunopie9159]

The end result is that there will be no "short bus" All kids, whether genius or tard will be on the SAME bus!

[@meatmilkeggfruits9117]

New Brunswick is a shit province, has been since Frank Mckenna brought french into the education system. My education both from college and public school was completely full of SJW bullshit, union members even came to the school and told students if they wanted jobs they had better vote for Trudeau.

[@chrisprobst6963]

To anyone asking why this video does not work, there is a 100% working version over on Bitchute

[@AshersAesera]

A year old comment, but this was pretty much my experience with the system. I thought that maybe it was just the schools I chose, but if this is how it is in other schools then ... That's unfortunate. Ah, for reference, I'm in Ontario.

[@KevinKess]

@Tristan Hallihan Hmm. So in trying to take initiative and help further your study and education, you went to your high school's guidance office... only to be told that they weren't going to help you beyond giving you more work as a means of silencing you. Makes you wonder if what happened to you is the way things are done within the other provinces and cities within Canada.

[@fireflocs]

"Most of us learn that sex means a man on top of a woman" No, most of us learn that sex means a man _and_ a woman. Specific positions tend to not get brought into it until you're lookin at porn.

[@ldmt1995]

That weirdo was touching himself while typing that I fucking swear.

[@hierkommtalex7762]

4:28 "..and sometimes the best sex is with yourself" "Yeah, you keep telling yourself that" OOF

[@ostiedestrie2155]

Ah yes, Canada. I live there. PLEASE SEND HELP

[@DT-yw4ob]

European here. We're willing to send you some of our right wing politicians.

[@Team_ghost9503]

Seems like everyone needs help

[@ldmt1995]

From where? The whole fucking world is like this, dude.

[@that_feech_fellow5878]

I would like this comment but the like counter is at 69 Can’t bring myself to do so

[@kaizoz6017]

"become a fair and open-minded global citizen" because the first thing that comes to mind when I hear the words "social justice wariorr" is "a fair and open-minded global citizen"

[@nathanjora7627]

Why yes that’s exactly what they tend to be, SJW tend to be whites with wind between the ears that do not believe in the flat earth xD

[@Phrender]

sharpie in pooper, now taught in canadian schools

[@zanzaklaus2496]

I don't know if this is to a greater or lesser extent in America, but my high school was and still is fucking insane. My eleventh grade teacher would constantly make remarks about girl power and how important historic movements weren't progressive enough like the Civil Rights Movement, and would keep tabs on the gender ratios of after school activities and complain when she noticed an imbalance. A lot of the stuff I learned in that class was anti-capitalist and pro-communist. Worst part was that was so expected that no one else in the class seemed to really notice or care.

[@jepusmia3018]

Nick Smith Dont challenge them...

[@ldmt1995]

Last year a teacher made us do a book report on a shitty collection of feminist poetry SHE WAS TEACHING STATISTICS.

[@senorcapitandiogenes2068]

I swear, I wanted to watch this video like 20 times but every time KZbin wouldnt load this video. It just bufferd forever and never started playing

[@dragonandavatarfan8865]

Same for me. Try lowering the quality to 360p.

[@sebastianhill9150]

It did the same for me until I went and said fuck it I will wait until the video works 10 minutes later it submitted

[@Xtoff]

Canadan classrooms sound like the prequel to "Brave New World. Especially that scene where the little boy doesnt want to participate in sexual stuff with classmates so the teacher thinks something is wrong with him and sends him to the school psychologist (or principle, its been a while since I read it)

[@kaede11101]

Short answer: Very Long answer: Vvvveeeeeeerrrrrryyyyyyy

[@Squiggles01]

As a Canadian, I feel disgusted by this fact...

[@MonsterSandwich99]

I took social justice 12 in 2011 here in BC. When I took it, it was an elective and we mostly learned about women and children in 3rd world countries and their oppression and status in the world. It wasn't based on any of the shit they are learning now. We also learned about the unrest between Palestinians and Israelis. I miss those days, those are real social justice issues. We also studied the genocide in Rwanda.

[@dillon3433]

You said Ministry of Education, but I think you meant the Ministry of Truth......

[@LucVNO]

In Ontario, its the Ministry of Pedophilia. Tried & convicted.

[@deadturret4049]

WAR IS PEACE

[@ldmt1995]

To me the saddest part was when the kids say "you are a thought criminal" that means it's never going to end. That's what's happening here. I know that I'm jumping to ridiculous conclusions here, but every time I hear a SCIENCE teacher regurgitating socialist propaganda he heard in a fucking podcast last night and every single one in that room says "that's normal" when someone mentions the word transgender like it's a reflex... Well it kinda worries me.

[@PanSzawu]

Remember Toronto changed it’s motto to Diversity is Our Strength back in the late 90’s from something like Truth and Integrity. This has been in the works for a long time but we’re seeing the horrors

[@chrisprobst6963]

For anyone asking about this video not working, there is a working version over on Bitchute

[@slavicsandvich5967]

As someone who has been a teacher for a year now, this video still rings true, and has not at all become outdated.

[@blueyedscream7677]

That's how social justice works, advanced people have to hold themselves back in order for the slower people to feel better, not for them to work harder to improve themselves.

[@thetradefloor]

survival of the REEEEEE

[@Andri474]

This is making my brain melt. Why is there such a big push for social justice? Not only in Canada, but in many other first world countries as well. It boggles my mind why this inane bullshit is still a thing.

[@Andri474]

That's a good explanation, and it's pretty funny how they try to justify their existence. I still don't know why they bother with useless crap like "gender studies" in the first place. Where I live in Eastern Europe everyone is trying to learn how to not starve, and these "studies" would get laughed at and discarded immediately. This social justice trend is very jarring to me.

[@Ay-xq7mj]

Andri474 Because its a race to the bottom.

[@Andri474]

It's funny for an observer, but if this garbage gets into my country, I'm going on a crusade.

[@АлександрМиранович-п9с]

I doubt it could being possible without assistance from higher-ups. Or, we all should agree, that those gender-studies and liberal arts students aren't worthless, because shifting a paradigma of a whole nations is quite a hard task, that requires systematical targeted effort.

[@dragoncatsage3049]

Andri474 what country would that be?

[@charlotteMT134]

I gathered with friends for dinner last night. We were a few granny's sipping on wine. At one point the conversation found us sharing our worries about what is ahead for the little ones we know and love. The future for these bright and beautiful children being taught in the public school system doesn't look promising. There is no comparison to the education we received in the 50's, 60's and early 70's. None. Like a vast array of societal complex issues, education of the masses has gradually lost footing and is slipping down a precarious slope towards a quagmire bubbling up towards a group think mentality that could explode into a totalitarian society. (quagmire : 2.a situation from which extrication is very difficult). Home schooling? Private schools? Alternatives, but only for a fortunate few. What about all the others? It's a mess. And then there are those who couldn't care less and aren't paying attention. And next. What about our universities????!! Keep up the good work.

[@dragoncatsage3049]

Charm Nilpart nice to see the occasional break in age demographics.

[@Usammityduzntafraidofanythin]

Those that don't pay attention are the ones that are immune to the indoctrination, so it'd be good to have plenty of those. Unfortunately, they're better off when it comes to having to develop character for the real world.

[@kofola9145]

You take the matter into your hands. "One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors."

[@blackpidgeyspeaks6151]

"Wiebe"? LOL the one good guy of the bunch would be named that.

[@samueldionne9675]

This is why when I have a kid I'm going to look into home-schooling them.

[@samueldionne9675]

Thanks for the tips. I'll keep them in mind, though I'll probably have to work on the language thing (only know English and French fluently right now). I also agree that I cannot neglect the non-sciences; I feel like I grew as a person once I started paying attention to philosophical ideas and stopped only focusing on sciences.

[@samueldionne9675]

That's actually good to know. Thanks!

[@llcdrdndgrbd]

I think there will be a lot more home schooled kids in future and parents will just start coming together to form home schools.

[@conserva-chan2735]

Being from Minnesota, this rings eerily true here as well.

[@RedDogDragon]

Gah. We need a northern wall to keep this madness out. O_o

[@keystrix3704]

Gotta make Canada pay for it. It'll be easy to convince them though. Just tell them that it'll help keep free speech out of their country.

[@7th7andwich]

Imagine being a brony and thinking Canada is the bigger threat to USA future LMAO. Degenerates say funny things

[@jakebeaudry3888]

OMG😂. Please dont quarantine us! I'm sorry for my countrymen's crazy ideas.

[@JohnDoe-ex6gt]

X rated sex ed we didn't even have that in high school!

[@InceyWincey]

Sometimes when I watch videos like this I think to myself “there is no way that this could exist in the world.” With this particular one, what with there being quite so many examples of “things that surely could not possibly be, except in a completely random system,” after a while I had the uniquely terrifying realisation that if I really honestly consider exactly what is going on, that I actually find myself struggling to come to grips with the fact that any of this could actually be real. Fortunately, however, all these things are true, and it’s the world that has gone mad, and not me. I say fortunately.

[@Cryeceratops]

So, does this video just refuse to play for anybody else? Parts 1&3 play fine, any other video plays fine, but this just refuses to load...

[@ShortFatOtaku]

I think i've got it up on my bitchute, if it won't work.

[@ShinFahima]

Someone pitched this to KIDS? This is blowing my mind right now.

[@davey1602]

This isn't just Canada. Most of the western world is importing these tactics, fresh from the Frankfurt School.

[@CrispyChicken38]

looks like this vid got taken down or attacked. "an error has occurred"

[@Pt_Lacky]

It won’t load it seems, that’s awfully convenient.

[@jihaadal-noori8908]

EVEN MORE COINCIDENCES

[@sphexine]

This is so awful, I live in Canada and most of the students do not know that this is happening and what's worse is that students who are forced into political issues will not know what is the issue about, most of them will not look deep into the issue and will ONLY trust the ones who give them information (Social Justice/Activists). Teens and children can't able to handle politics because they never learn about politics and many times most of the social justice simplify the issues when in reality it's really complicated once your opened to every side. This is a problem teachers and students never see and then they draw beautiful rainbows and flowers like "aaaahhhh, what a peaceful" world.

[@33rdNightfall]

“And by the way, that idea is called the truth”. Fucking amazing quote

[@JenniferDawe]

in Alberta we have school choice, and the parent is legally the primary educator of their children, with a right to have their own values instilled in their child via that school choice. The current provincial government is using overcrowding that they created as an excuse to try and prevent parents from moving their children between schools, claiming overcrowding even when there was space for them in order to destroy school choice. It's quite disturbing and many parents are pulling their kids out of school to homeschool all together, and they are trying to go after them too, like by forcing homeschool kids to do so many hours per week in a classroom.

[@JenniferDawe]

I got kept after class in sociology for asking why people get alimony when they divorce because you don't get money for quitting your job. I was told it was disrespectful to women and I mean that was over a decade ago. i can't even imagine what it is like now.

[@benbarclay3872]

Video won't play for me

[@boilingmilk7600]

As someone who live in canada (winnipeg) and is only in grade 9, I've never had any SJW bs at any schools that I've went to. I guess I'm just lucky.

[@rahn45]

Thankfully when I was growing up my parents bought me science books (when the age of the Internet was a good 10 years away). When I was 7-8 years old I knew that the sun would die in a few billion years. I learned about the environment, animals, machines. I remember almost nothing while I was in school, and virtually everything I do remember is stuff from books I read of my own accord. The school system in general is generally useless, people learn at different rates, have different interests, different competences; yet everyone is taught at the same rate, and pass people who score less than 100%. What kind of real world task would you want less than 100% competence in? Surgery? Electrical wiring? Structural engineering? Well considering that bridge collapse in the USA I guess less than 100% competence is acceptable. Competence was on a downhill path even back in the 1980's. One of my more clearer memories was when we had a school assembly and it was announced that they were no longer going to be giving out merit/honor awards, because it would make people who didn't get them feel bad. Certainly didn't make me motivated to try, since the lesson apparently was "Don't try, we're not going to acknowledge you if you succed"

[@tracerbullet44]

for some reason this video doesn't work... wtf?

[@yathusanthulasi]

We have a Social Justice 12 in our school btw. It's not only BC, it's Ontario too

[@Metal_Enjoyer]

YathytheCanuck troll it

[@liammiddleton3064]

I just started going to an adult school in Toronto the first day was the get your school id get to know where your classrooms are meet an greet your teachers day i only got 2 classes a day in my gle class my teacher is a native Indian women SJW FEMINIST the first thing she mentioned to me was the shooting done by a white man on a group of native Indians a little while ago cause he said they where going to rob him he got his charges dropped she told me its be cause he's white i said they could have been drunk natives get crazy when there drunk.....the next day class officially started (im the only white guy almost everyone else is black theres one blond white girl and one very quiet asin kid) the first thing we learn about is how my whiteness is causing black people to be oppressd and how you cant be racist to white people then i intervened cant remember what i said but she brought up what we talked about the day before and lied she called me a racist and told the class i said all natives are drunks when i very clearly stated natives get crazy when there drunk but it was just me and her in class on the meet and greet day she is a White hating racest

[@deadturret4049]

Im a senior in highschool, and I've been seriously noticing leftist ideologies slowly seeping into curriculum, especially in english. They started doing social justice units, reading books about oppressed individuals, and throwing random shit at the wall related to toxic masculinity. Thankfully at the moment the classes try to focus on social justice in relation to history instead of its current state. That being said, teachers seem genuinely afraid to express non left opinions. Whenever they get ibto situations where they have to deal with a controversial topic, they hesitate with a look of fear on their faces before going the leftist root. Then theres all the extra curricular shit that tries to push for diversity but seems to shut down intellectual diversity. It gets even more complicated with the canadian hate speech laws because I often find myself in a situation where my only methods of countering flawed arguments becomes controversial and puts me at risk of someone else abusing the hate speech laws. I cant fucking wait to get out of here because this shit is so fucking stupid.

[@Metal_Enjoyer]

DeadTurret my English teacher is forcing that shit down our throats

[@LucVNO]

As a kid who got 100% on everything without trying.... I was already held back enough by all the other kids in the smart classes.... & they are going to add the dumb kids.... This is why I stopped going to school regularly in grade 8 & dropped out officially in grade 10. I went and partied for 3 years & wrote the government diploma equivalency test, scored an average 97% on it & became a landscaper. I spent the first 6 years of school locked in a back room in the office because they couldnt handle me in class.... The canadian education system destroyed my life.

[@LucVNO]

I'll note... that in second semester grade 10, I was in grade 12 advanced physics, grade 12 advanced math & grade 13 advanced chemistry. I dropped out with 92%, 96% & 89% respectively... I was also in grade 11 english.... I had 4% in the basic version.... Weed smoking time.

[@He-who-wakes]

Sounds like Canada

[@LucVNO]

Indeed. Boys are treated like defective girls.

[@oneto36]

+LucVNO Like Nancy Drew?

[@zeyode]

Wait, that's the reason why you dropped out of school? Because you were impatient with the slower kids in your class? Holy shit. If anyone needed to smoke a blunt, it's you.

[@Lisa-pn3fm]

Whenever you say "Toronto" it sounds like "trono" then my mind jumps to "Treno" and now I wanna go play final fantasy 9...

[@kale4330]

De streaming has happened completely now in Canada

[@WesHampson]

Hmmm... KZbin says “No Connection. Tap to retry” when I try to watch this video. The other 2 videos in the series can be played no problem. Not this one though...

[@djanitatiana]

Beautifully succinct and on point. Great commentary.

[@MaverickhunterXZero]

2008 seems to be the year when society and sanity began to crumble.

[@RHatcherMD]

He was a bit of a commie, but Sarte said it best: "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."

[@TheDanielus007]

YOu know what, please keep doing your videos, because i can really relate about your kind of thinking on the problems you discuss.

[@davidmcrae4791]

The background is hypnotizing

[@neatoman5367]

Great video lad! I've been binge watching your content so I'm glad another video came out as I was watching another one of yours.

[@neatoman5367]

Videos like The Trouble With Trudeau video or the three Antifa videos you've made

[@Hanakowasright]

Why can't the far left and the far right just be friends? They have so much in common 😍

[@GearGearRingLeader]

This kinda reminds me of a time when some gay people came to a class in Sec 1 or 2, basically middle school, to try to help raise awareness and teach tolerance towards homosexuality, it was only really a 15 minute talk and paper handed out to ask people what they thought of the talk and homosexuality, and they class was polite and pretended to be fine with the talk, but honestly after they left, people spoke about how it made them feel kinda uncomfortable, and that talk by comparison to what was on the website is basically P-G 13 at the worst. I find it seriously it is fucked up talking to kids at such a young age about how they should try exploring their own sexuality, before they might even be comfortable with it. I get that these people think what they are doing is in their minds simply to help kids and to try to make things easier for them, but there is a difference between sex education for actual health reasons and sex advice. One is something kids actually might need to learn before they have those kinds of relationships, and the other is shit you don't need to learn about, until you are in those kinds of relationships, and even then are things people can discover for themselves just fine.

[@thetradefloor]

why don't they teach kids about HOW to have relationships first- showing respect, reciprocity, encouragement... or do they just assume thats taught in the home like sex apparently isn't?

The problem with educational systems in the west can be summed up as follows: Educators never leave school. They never have to get a job in the real world and have no idea how reality works.

Explain why you think what I claim is wrong.

[@Tipy1802]

Video doesn't load for anyone else or is it just me?

[@plat1n_]

It is still happening, nice censorship yt

[@pufthedragonCCS]

"Give me four years to teach the children and the seed I have sown will never be uprooted." -Vladimir Lenin.

[@jon782]

Im starting to think that this might be a sort of grooming conspiracy. Introducing sex as early as possible to children.

[@RJTheHero8]

Wow. This was a real eye opener. I live in Ontario and had no clue this crap was going on. A lot has changed within the last 5 years since I graduated High school. Damn.

[@DigitalSpooker]

christ 10 years ago when I was in grade 12, I chose to take work place math over academic because a) I'm not so good with math, and b) it taught things like balancing budgets, and making real life application of math..

[@nolanmaisey]

I'm currently in high school in British Columbia and things are not nearly as bad as they are in other provinces. Not in the slightest.

[@thisishowirelax148]

Putting applied students into academic will raise their aspirations and confidence? Uh no? It will do the exact opposite, if they are struggling and getting poor grades because the level is not at their competency, it will only ruin their self esteem.

[@thisishowirelax148]

I say this as someone who in highschool tried to take precalc math (we had three levels: precalc, applied, and consumer). I tried my hardest and studied my ass off. I got my first test back and got 1/28 on it and was crushed. I switched immediately to applied math and have hated math ever since.

[@artski09]

i was stuck in the uk version of special education for years i was simultaneously in the top and bottom ten (in terms of grades) it will deaden your soul :(

[@deadturret4049]

Malos Kain Dude that entire concept just sounds like diet affirmative action. "Lets shove unqualified people into jobs they cant do because equality". Its actually kinda terrifying to think about

[@ianschantz7758]

Equity < Equality

[@ostiedestrie2155]

If I ever have children, I will homeschool them or emigrate. Please don't subject your children to this insanity.

[@Usammityduzntafraidofanythin]

5:00 - Mail it to Scheen.

[@c-j-p]

SJW topics should be included in separate courses that include opposing viewpoints. Teaching these topics through the context of ethics should be the focus.

[@jacvd6]

11/10 music on the intro. Love you sfo

[@steeltrap3800]

That butt plug picture at the end (sorry) of that remarkable document for kids you dug up has me wondering if I need to reconsider what I've always understood the meaning of the idiom "to spit the dummy" to be. On a related note, my father was a medical general practitioner. I remember him telling me he had once been presented with a patient moving somewhat gingerly and refusing the offer of a seat. Turns out he had a schooner glass (a 425 mL glass) inserted in his arse. Based on your video, it seems that patient was ahead of the times. I find it ironic that Canada refers to what appears to me (and the writer of the article you discussed) to be pissing on its educational structure as 'de-streaming', but perhaps I'm peculiar. Cheers

[@thetradefloor]

Cucumbers dont have flared bases, ya dingus! For your health

[@fraukatze3856]

I have heard much about the dubious Toronto school board...I’m pretty sure it’s not alone...

[@AnaseSkyrider]

As it relates to social justice vs personal responsibility: I think that the intentions of social justice warriors are good. I mean, in an idealized world, there are little to no outside factors that hold you down, so the main controlling factor in your success in life is one's own decision making. Everyone gets an education so that it's not just the wealthy people who can be wealthy. Universal healthcare is implemented so that the unlucky aren't locked in a battle with debt and being physically unable to follow their dreams because they can't afford the care they need to become successful enough to afford the care they need. But the difference between government welfare (if implemented properly) and social justice at the end of the day is that social justice seeks to dumb things down so that they are available for everyone, rather than elevate everyone up. Rather than using highly effective social campaigns to change hearts and minds or implement effective policies that would fix issues that lead to gender and racial inequality, they would rather use affirmative action (a treatment of the symptom rather than a cure, if you will). A good example for the U.S. is that since escaping poverty is hard, and a lot of black people are in poverty (I mean, it's not like they started from an equal position as generations passed; they clawed to attain equal rights), then part of the solution to the issues they face (crime stats, reinforcing their own stereotypes, low income, low education) could be solved by improving funding to the education system and to those neighborhoods in general, as well as any other solution that would mitigate poverty issues. Those things would improve many people's problems, not just black people, and would be more successful than forced representation via quotas and affirmative action. Doing the former raises people up, while the latter lowers expectations. And obviously there's limits to this kind of thing. I'm sure that, in the U.S., there are still too many racist (unconscious or overt) people, and solving issues with poverty won't fix that issue (but fixing poverty and poor education will help with crime rates and income, which can indirectly improve issues like the stereotypical black thug). And as it relates to limits to elevating people up: there's a limit to what humans can do, so very high expectations, for example, can cause its own problems -- children of age 3 will likely never be able to solve complex coding problems, at least while they're still homo sapiens. But human history in general has always been a process of making things better and easier for the next generation so that they can stand upon the shoulders of giants. Social justice would rather ask the giants to bend over than try to encourage others to learn how to climb (even if assisted with harnesses, firm grips, ropes, etc, for those who are falling behind) in order to stand upon said giants' shoulders.

[@chrislusk3497]

Hmmm. Canadia sounds tragic! Unfortunately in New Zealand we're heading down the same path.

[@fluppet2350]

Had to rewatch this when I found my sisters homework, on native activism

[@blueyedscream7677]

Never thought I'd be so happy that I went to school when actual education was the goal. So when I was in the 7th grade, they gave the students who showed good math skills a test for advanced placement in highschool (which I got placed in). So Canada is doing away with that? If they pull down standards so everyone can pass, then outcome of the country will fall and quality of life will decline.

[@totallynotfake1878]

Those first five/six minutes, holy fuck. Heads should roll

[@kenlee5509]

Children are adults and adults are children .... Kemer Rhouge anyone?

[@ChaseYojimbo]

I hated the school system 15 years ago, I hate them even more today. It needs a total reform, otherwise I will just Homeschool.

[@quattro4468]

Oh say can you shart, at the local walmart.

[@arakrune]

this vid is erroring and wont play for me

[@Leo-ng9gi]

When one is young and immersed into the seas of academia one is asked what one wants to be when one grows up? Which pigeon hole? What label? What career? When a car driver loses control of the vehicle and strays from the path that was ahead, the car careers off the road. One might crash. One is no longer on the journey one originally set out on. One is lost. Off the beaten track. So, when one is a child and asked what career one wants, esoterically it means how can one be swayed or crashed and stopped from what one may want to be when one grows up. The only answer a child should give to their teacher (indoctrinater) is...HAPPY!👍🐯

[@gamer65688]

4:43 What in the fuck?!

[@cathulhu3772]

Your YT content is gettin' better and better and i can see that reflected in well earned subscriptions. :) Keep up good work! :)

[@Chintmaster]

SFO are you familiar with the Freedom Party of Canada? It might be for you.

[@512TheWolf512]

well, you know, it's the parent's fault still, that this shit keeps happening. you have to educate your children on this, not the school. track it. being a parent it's an off-hand job

[@zamb4010]

meet the robinsons had the right idea. "Canada? I think you mean north montana, Hasn't been called canada in years" this sex ed thing is making me want to go live in the woods

[@sekarmaltum1695]

that sounds like 1984 or equilibrium -with the children watching and snitching on adults...

[@fifthofascalante7311]

The division of academic and applied is absolutely irredeemable. It’s the same in the UK, and it should be done away with, and the curriculum should be readjusted. It annoys me that SJWs are the first ones pushing for this.

[@taumctauface1886]

FifthofAscalante We don't have it in the US guess who gets the short end of the stick? It's the ones who would be going to applied. Not everyone needs the courses taught in academics and it only makes them struggle to learn something they will never use again.

[@GHOST11656]

Why no mention of Quebec?

[@thetradefloor]

nobody likes Quebec, let them leave already

[@EEYore-py1bf]

GasTheQuebecois tbh -A British Columbian

[@frankfelerski1043]

Everyone forgets that science itself stems from philosophy and tautology

[@traviswolff4687]

I know it's an old video, but KZbin will not load this video. I literally can't watch it. Just the loading circle of death.

[@diablo2elitepvpguides405]

this is a act of war

[@burningtrait]

Day of the Rake when?

[@iambob6590]

17:33 Could we be witnessing the beginning of the Eloi?

[@richardfrederick6009]

"All wars are just" - Uzalu

[@FirefoxisredExplorerisblueGoog]

Oh no, they're trying to poison the word equity.

[@21swords76]

u forgot about the locally developed level in high school.

[@watchingseeing5088]

Good video. Many salient points.

[@ADPRadio]

Poor goddamn leafs.

[@donaldw3231]

I'm so glad I'm not in school amymore

[@kurtcostigan95]

We'd best start stocking up on black pajamas.

[@athenassigil5820]

SJWS are just as bad as fundy Christians. I grew up in the 70s and 80s, I'm secular and a humanist with a libertarian slant. When you talk to sjws you get the same blank stares and ideology driven conversation that you get from any cult like person, no real argument, just pre rendered opinions and lack of logic or real thinking. We live in scary times and it's all thanks to our school system and their "we know better than you" brand of "education". I don't feel like I'm in Canada, anymore, but some Bizarro version, this can't be a good step into our future.I hope things get better, but time will tell........ Great content, per usual!

[@attackLive]

Kids can handle all of that crap, adults these days do not understand kids have smartphones and know well how to use them from the age of 3 or so.

[@tord4336]

I personaly don't really like the idea of streaming in school's at all.