How The Toronto School Board Got Kathleen Wynne Elected

I was wondering whether the Toronto District School Board did streaming where students were put in advanced, general, basic.

I found a PDF that says that streaming was eliminated in Ontario in 1999. I was under the impression that the Waterloo School Board had it in place until more recently.

I went to high school in the 1990s. By the time that I was in Grade 11 the Nazis and the Holocaust became a large part of the course curriculum. Aside from the regular history classes many bird courses were added like World Issues, Religion, Sociology.

Streaming was something which was no doubt invented in a time when most students didn't go on for post secondary education. By the 1990s the majority of black students were in general. White students were preventing the Holocaust from happening again while sitting in class with Asians.

The guys that graduated from my high school and went to the University of Waterloo looked like they were going to a Ron Paul Convention.

All of the white guys who emulated blacks and were into Malcolm X were in General.

In the 1990s people thought that the Germans systematically gassed 9 million people and turned their bodies into lampshades. And this was taught in classes which many don't pay attention in.

On a conscious or subconscious level football players, guys with freckles, poor people, factory workers were all the types of people capable of carrying out the holocaust.

Society and the School Boards taught white kids that they were possible Nazis when most had interaction with minorities in the 1980s. This led many to dress up in a t-shirt with a letter 'X' on it and wear gold chains because they envied the perceived heterosexuality and close homogeneous friendships of black males.

With students marginalizing themselves into different groups some students would go crazy as multiple groups of people went on about them behind there backs.

Good-looking students with brown hair and freckles were ostracized. After fitting in when they were in junior high school they had the carpet pulled out from under them.

In the 1990s there were a lot of teachers pointing out that the media doesn't report on teen suicide because they don't want to encourage copycats. Recently I saw a front page article on the Kitchener Record giving the name and personal story of an openly gay kid who had killed himself.

There wasn't anybody openly gay at my high school. After all of the media attention AIDS had received in the 1980s, attention given to the Nazis being devious rejects and openly gay men with no discussion of homophobia on Seinfeld, caused boys to become even more homophobic.

As students focused in on certain individuals it was supposed to allow others to come out of the closet and be gay. Before that happened focusing in on a few allowed many who were in grade 12/13 advanced to socialize and be sexual with 14/15-year-olds.

This had all happened before. The author Evan Hunter, who taught high school in New York City, in the late 1950s said: "When you're in high school there's one guy, and one guy only, with dark eyes, eye brows the same color and guys wanted to be him."

Whereas in the 1960s and 1970s it was common for people to say: "Don't trust anybody over 30."

If you meet an impressive liberal gay-positive straight 40-year-old today who went to high school with Asians what was he doing to people back when the media suddenly stopped going on about how AIDS was a mutating flu-like virus and Seinfeld took over the airwaves?

I'm not naming any names but people like Jian Ghomeshi really built themselves up into something while unattractive South Asian girls and boys with freckles killed themselves. And he all did it when people thought racism was ending and Detroit was going to hell.

There was a dramatic social cost at turning South Asians and Arabs who were born in Canada into white people because of Hitler Holocaust.

You're either with us or you're with the terrorists. You either believe in mass immigration or you're a Nazi.