>Making a "what are your fetishes" thread is terms for a ban btw
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i genuinely cannot think of pink floyd anymore without immediately associating it with a certain deceased african american male with breathing difficulty.
in Grade 12, I see Pink Floyd's PULSE concert being played on a SMART board next to [DATA EXPUNGED] watching Barney and Friends. You know what Pink Floyd also made? The Wall; a movie where a drugged up rockstar isolates himself from the rest of the world, descends into madness, becomes unable to have sex with his wife, and faces an imaginary trial where his juror is a pair of buttocks with a pair of testicles for a chin. Not to mention that in the very same PULSE concert being played at the same time as Barney and Friends, the song


"Money" contains the line "Don't give me that goody-goody bullsh**". In my opinion, these students should be watching THAT instead of what they're currently watching, but only if they abandon the baby-aimed material. In fact, in that same movie, Pink is revealed to be this manchild who is unable to grow up and is mentally unable to grow to its full mental capacity. You know why you won't play that?


Because the story parallels your treatment of the resource students. You realize that the students have just as much of a mental wall as Pink does, that's why. Now there's a conundrum for you people, trying to teach your students not to be manchildren yet letting them watch shows which make them manchildren. No one's going to come over here all the way from over there and tell me this social behaviour is in any way acceptable. Not at all. In fact, that same PULSE concert contains the song


"Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2)", about rising up against the school system, which darkly contrasts Barney's happy manner of telling kids how "school is fun". This leads to the question: Whose side are you on? For an institution of your kind I don't want any contradictions being spread to the students.


If you're trying to tell me that Barney and Friends and The Wall are on equal levels of intelligence, you'd be dead wrong, but I can't judge this for myself because you people are so obsessed with showing them Barney that I'm scared of even listening to Pink Floyd in fear that I might like them and end up liking Barney as well. The fact that you try to coddle the children into a more soccermom childlike environment but try mixing up more adult things in there doesn't work because it makes me feel bad about myself, as if by liking certain things they watch, I feel just as mentally incapable as they are. To me, it's either you keep the childish soccermom tripe or you actually just show them stuff that actually makes them think. That's what a school is for, isn't it? I know you always want these children not to get bullied, but if you show them tripe like Barney which isn't necessarily well-received by the public opinion, that only fuels the need to bully them to get them to think straight. Now whenever I look at someone with a Pink Floyd t-shirt, I just to think to myself, "What an idiot. He probably likes watching Barney and Friends as well." and it's all because of you people. I think the same way about people who listen to AC/DC, Queen, Bachman Turner Overdrive, Rush, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, ZZ Top, and Genesis.
 
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