How an urban myth about litter boxes in schools became a GOP talking point

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(10-17-2022, 11:51 AM)BFritz21 Wrote: I’m on my way to the doctor’s so I can’t respond to this fully but, for starters, why would I alert any news outlets about this situation?

Even if I did think it was newsworthy, why would I do something to bring negative attention to the school? Wouldn’t that impact their willingness to have me continue to present there?

Wouldn’t that impact other schools’ willingness to have me in?

Next, why would I alert the news when this is happening all over?

You’re also asking me all these questions when I stated that I’m not an expert in the matter, so you’re obviously just trying to get yourself out of this corner that you’ve painted yourself into.

I'm just asking questions and I don't see how I'm in any corner.  I'm wondering if you want to be a conservative who is known to have connections with a school where kids are allowed to act like cats and crap in litter boxes.  Personally, I'd steer clear of that and I'm a liberal nutbar.

Given your views I'd expect you to feel like it is your duty to alert someone about this situation as I assume you feel these policies are detrimental minors.

Again, I'm just asking.  I feel like you constantly want to "be under attack."  I've never had the chance to speak to someone who has inside info on this stuff so I'm interested in the details and the process.  I also don't see why you'd want to continue to present at a school that condones or promotes this stuff, as that seems like it would have more of a negative impact on whatever you do than blowing the proverbial whistle.

Or is your stance that "everyone knows this is happening, so why cause a ruckus?" And there are multiple public schools near me, how would you suggest I find out if any of them have this same policy, if I were to want to look into it myself?