Public schools have become a minefield. Sending your kids to one is a gamble as winding up in the wrong classroom could put them into the clutches of an activist posing as a teacher, and as we’ve seen more and more over the years, these activists are everywhere.

These activists can and will take advantage of your child’s naivete and sponge-like absorption of everything around him or her, to put ideas in their head that could harm them for the rest of their life.

While I wouldn’t do something so ridiculous as to label every teacher a bad actor — I know plenty of honest and good ones — the analogy of the jar of M&M’s is fitting here.

If you had a jar of 10,000 M&M’s but even just 10 of them were poisoned, would you still eat from the jar? Your life is over, if you choose poorly. In the case of getting the wrong “teacher,” it’s your kid whose life gets destroyed.

Recently, the school district of Central Bucks, Pennsylvania, saw the school board ban flags and banners that have political or social importance. This means LGBT flags, Black Lives Matter flags, Antifa banners, and more were not allowed to be displayed in public schools.

This is absolutely reasonable, as a teacher’s personal politics should have no bearing on what the students are learning. However, teachers from the schools didn’t find this acceptable and decided to protest.

See for yourself just how many teachers protested. You’ll notice it’s quite a few, and worse, they have students in tow as well.

🧵Today in the Central Bucks School District, a group of activist educators holding LGBTQ+ flags, held a protest over a recently passed policy that requires neutrality in classrooms.

They WANT their activism in the classroom. They aren’t even hiding it. pic.twitter.com/RmhvatZXxj

— Megan Brock (@MegEBrock) January 18, 2023

This shouldn’t have been an issue, as public schools aren’t places for educators to use as soapboxes; yet, these people were angered enough that they’d not only parade political flags in front of the school, but they’d drag students to protest along with them. The video above was posted on Tuesday by Megan Brock, who said the protest had taken place that day. While it’s unclear if the protest happened during school hours, it clearly took place during the daytime, meaning they pulled students away on a school day to strengthen their numbers.

For these teachers, it’s not about education. It’s not about reading, writing, and arithmetic. It’s not about teaching them critical thinking skills.

This is about indoctrination, grooming, and strengthening their own political ideals by bringing up the young in them, while they’re away from their parents.

These aren’t teachers–they’re activists–and they have no business teaching our children anything. They clearly can’t be trusted.