The article discusses federal agents allegedly targeting elementary schools in Los Angeles to seize children without clear parental consent, raising alarm and ethical questions. Despite these troubling events, the president's approval ratings remain unaffected, indicating a significant portion of the public may support these actions. The article draws parallels between the current government's actions and historical oppression, suggesting that this situation is part of a broader pattern of legislative cruelty and public indifference to authoritarian tactics. Educators are resorting to resistance reminiscent of historical struggles for justice.
Federal agents are showing up at elementary schools, seeking to grab children, lying about parental consent, and hiding their IDs. There's no indication of where the children will be taken.
Teachers and principals are developing strategies to resist as though they were members of the French Resistance in 1943. Don't ask me how we got here.
The invasion of Los Angeles is merely the gross physical manifestation of the legislative cruelty at the heart of the Big Plug Ugly. It all comes from the same place.
A huge proportion of our fellow citizens believe he's doing a great job, what with him running a snatch-and-grab operation on first-graders in California.
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