Give me a break. Now even photos of nachos have to be taken by Hispanics? It's like on television's Law & Order - whenever racial issues crop up in the courtroom, they can't ever have three white guys (two lawyers and a judge) settling the case; diversity is mandatory in those situations.
No further details on the nachos "dispute"?
Could it have been a double-dip situation?
I myself, am an unapologetic multiple-dipper...
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arrested over a plate of nachos in a high school cafeteria no less. clearly, this particular high school has failed to educate its students. Was this a public school? I wonder if this is what every government wants. A population that is skilled in math and sciences but uneducated otherwise (they don't have standardized tests on free market Capitalism unfortunately), certainly would be more dependent on the government and support communist and socialist ideas.
They want a docile horde that's prone to Useful Stereotypes and Active Myths. (link)
It's impossible to peddle agitprop to self-reliant, self-educated, independent thinkers.
The kids aren't good at math and science, either, though.
That's the real tough part.
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