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e.ooo Veriz mins I work as a counselor at a school where there's a lot of 4chan-esque right wing boys who are coming up. The previous generation a year or two ago wasn't too bad, but this generation coming up now is much more right wing. My question is, how the f--- do I deal with this s---? How am I supposed to honestly give council to a kid with a pepe shirt on? How do I talk to these kids who literally come to me and rant about affirmative action? 2 years ago these types barely even existed and now they are everywhere, not only men but women too. They literally cannot control their right wing beliefs, they talk about it constantly, everywhere. They can't have a discussion about f------ math without bringing up how women hate math and science and that is why they are unsuccessful. They can't tallk about english classes without talking about colleges are wiping away white authors because of cultural marxism. A kid came to me and ranted that his history classes 'blamed white people too much' for tragedies in the past and that it made him feel uncomfortable. I know my job is that people can come to me with whatever possible problems they want, no matter how controversial. But this is getting f------ out of hand. How do I do this? 53 Comments

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Monster Kid

Sep 01, 2018 at 07:12AM EDT in reply to BraveSirJimOfLawl

I've… what? Why did your highschool have kids who spouted off about communism all the time? The closest I remember was most of the kids my age spouting off about how much big businesses sucked, and that they didn't get held accountable for their actions enough. And this was in texas.