Comments by "Sisu Guillam" (@sisuguillam5109) on "CNN reporter breaks down Florida math textbooks rejection" video.

  1.  @semitope  nothing. They found nothing. The claim is based on a tweet that showed a photo-shopped math-problem alledgedly set for home work. And even the photoshopped math-problem had anything to do with CRT.
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  2. They couldn't. You know what they finally presented as proof? A tweet. A tweet that claimed to show a problem set as homework. The image was photoshopped. DeSantis did all this based on a tweet.
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  3. You see your claim that no one looked at the books is wrong. People have looked and they found nothing. Guess what? The official explanation given by the Florida goverment is not something in an actual math textbook. They offered up a tweet as proof. A tweet that contained a photoshopped Image.
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  4.  @frankisyourdaddy  not the sharpest tool in the shed, are you now?
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  5. It isn't. They made that up. Their proof when the state of Florida finally presented it? A tweet. A tweet with a photoshopped image.
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  6.  @combatepistemologist8382  you mean, you are laughing at those photos because you misunderstand the function of an illustration.
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  7. They now have... that is it turns out that all of this is based on a tweet that claims to show a math-problem set as homework. A tweet that showed a photoshopped image.
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  8.  @onlyfacts4me  you mean you will see the examples given to justify the ban - the reasons for the ban are the financial interest of a fellow republican and DeSantis hard on for fascism.
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  9. By now you have probably seen that they simply Lied and that they based their claim on a tweet showing a photoshopped image. DeSantis lied.
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  10. You do assume it is in there. It very likely isn't. Do you understand that Texas is the standard for most american text books? That is text books bought nationwide comply with the standards set by the state of Texas.
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  11.  @jasonsimms8251  that's where your mind is going? Are you quite okay?
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  12.  @akasgsvirgil9503  for someone who claims to have grown up in the US, graduated there, and claims to have been a teacher there your grasp on the english language is rather loose.
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