Democrat Goes on Anti-Parent Tirade,
Says Education Concerns Are ‘Made-Up Cultural Bullsh*t’
Breitbart ^ | 14 Mar 22 | Jacob Bliss/Rebecca Thies
Posted on 3/14/2022, 6:30:33 PM by Signalman
Vulnerable Democrat Rep. Tom Malinowski (D-NJ) appeared to go on a tirade against parents taking issue with what their children are learning in school, calling their concerns “made-up cultural bullshit” stemming from a “fringe movement.”
In the video, exclusively obtained by Breitbart News, Malinowski was asked at a town hall event what Congress was doing to “protect educators, and our students and their identity.”
“One of the crazy things happening in America right now is we’ve got a political movement that says they care about kids, because the way they express that care is by banning books,” Malinowski replied. “And they don’t want to do a damn thing about the guns.”
It is unclear to which books the New Jersey Democrat is referring, but the two most prominent books targeted by parents for removal from classrooms contain pornographic and pedophilic material.
Those books, Lawn Boy by Jonathan Evison and Gender Queer: A Memoir by Maia Kobabe, have faced heavy scrutiny from parents who have issues with the graphic depictions of sexual acts in both books, and particularly depictions of sexual acts between adult men and children.
Heinous snake, I want to do something about guns! Remove all controls and restrictions the way Our Constitution was written. If you leftists murder yourselves because you have no self control we would be back to honest individual citizens living as they should.
Our abrogation of parental authority to public servants has been our downfall. The fact that a couple of generations ago parents often were barely literate which caused them to trust public servants for the education and guidance of their children.
With institutional socialism came the usurpation of parental authority by public servants which should bring their downfall. It isn't just the teachers. It is also those like Democrat Rep. Tom Malinowski.