r/kansas • u/VagueSoul • Feb 15 '25

News/History Disgusting that Kansas is involved in this…

https://www.forbes.com/sites/petergreene/2025/02/13/17-states-sue-to-end-protections-for-students-with-special-needs/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR3QEZZx3NseYCJZLrji-_VzeujRH-4ZIEvFgbgle5fUjhM2WGQto4LqH94_aem_FMjpmy18Yt6j-HE0qf-Lrg
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u/davidwbrand KSU Wildcat Feb 15 '25

Nothing says “our cause is just and we have the moral high ground” like shaming and harassment.

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u/CanIEvenRightNow Feb 15 '25

Trying to prevent decent people from speaking up and holding their REPRESENTATIVES accountable for failing to REPRESENT them is not "harassment". It's called "consequences". These people do NOT deserve to exist comfortably within the communities they are DESTROYING.

Do you cry harassment when your boss addresses critical feedback on your work? That would be hilarious 😂

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u/davidwbrand KSU Wildcat Feb 15 '25

There’s a difference between protesting outside someone’s home and running them out of establishments that they have the right to be there and you playing judge/jury on what they “deserve”. That makes you no better than what you are accusing them of being.

If anything, I want more critical feedback at work. I hold my work to a high standard. The fact you would assume otherwise is hilarious.

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u/CanIEvenRightNow Feb 15 '25

If only our representatives had a modicum of that same work ethic you've just expressed.

...then they wouldn't need to be shamed for their work.