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To: ellenbrewster
"“Inclusive and diverse,” and to “ease any discomfort that may go along with celebrating St. Patrick’s Day” was the (non) reasoning behind the name change, according to principal Lisa Curtain."

Yeah, well include and diversify this, you vapid little bitch.

3 posted on 03/16/2012 7:24:59 PM PDT by RightOnline (I am Andrew Breitbart!)
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To: RightOnline

To be inclusive and diverse, you are not able to celebrate anything.

Think about it. Does everybody celebrate St. Patrick’s Day? No. Does everybody celebrate Thanksgiving? No. Does everybody celebrate the 4th fo July? No.

Carried to its logical conclusion, does this mean that we have to bend over backwards to those who don’t celebrate a certain holiday or occasion???

Can I ask the stupid question of who has discomfort about celebrating St. Patrick’s Day? Those who don’t want to go drink green beer that day? Who exactly is offended by this “not really a holiday” called St. Patrick’s Day?

Is this Lisa Curtain upset that it is “St. Patrick’s Day”, and thus named for a saint? Is that her beef? I wonder if she’s liberal. I wonder if she is concerned about “separation of church and state” if anyone says anything about St. Patrick’s Day in her school.........................


6 posted on 03/16/2012 7:37:35 PM PDT by Dilbert San Diego
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To: RightOnline

When school administrators or other high mucky-mucks use phrases like “diverse and inclusive,” you know these people are brain-dead, leftist automatons. “Social justice” is another giveaway phrase.


18 posted on 03/17/2012 6:11:24 AM PDT by driftless2
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