如果你有点时间， 你是否愿意给School Board, School board trustee，安省教育厅，安省议员，联邦议员（Mark Caney) 表达一下你的看法和观点。
如果担心你的信表达的不清楚，也可以用ChatGPT 帮你改一下。
如果担心你的信表达的不清楚，也可以用ChatGPT 帮你改一下。
灵魂拷问，大家怎么看这个事？如果将来你的孩子遇到这事，你会怎么做？
- 主题发起人 渥村的天空
- 开始时间
先撇开“以色列”， 现在社会 同情心，言论自由 都去哪了？很多人会被莫名其妙的扣上“Antisemitism” 的帽子，如果你对“ gender ideology ” 表达不同观点，你会被扣上“ anti lgbtq ” 帽子，但实际是两码事，大部分人选择沉默，事不关己，高高挂起，直到发生到自己身上。这就是现实。
你这是跑题跑太远了
这是CHatGPT 帮我修改的信，已发给学校和一些政客。
Dear XXX,
I am writing as a deeply concerned member of the community regarding the recent decision to suspend a student, Elizabeth Yao, following her valedictorian speech in which she expressed support for Palestinian human rights.
While I understand that schools strive to maintain a safe and inclusive environment for all students, I respectfully believe that punishing a student for speaking with empathy about humanitarian suffering sends the wrong message to our youth.
Young people should be encouraged to care about the world around them, to develop empathy, and to express themselves respectfully and thoughtfully. From all reports, Elizabeth’s speech was not hateful or discriminatory. Instead, it was an expression of compassion for civilian lives and a plea for justice—values that align with our shared human dignity and the principles of public education.
I am also concerned about the precedent this sets for free speech. Schools should be safe places for students to engage with difficult topics, especially when done in a peaceful and sincere manner. Silencing student voices discourages critical thinking and civic engagement, two qualities we should be nurturing in future generations.
I strongly urge the school and the board to reconsider the suspension and to reflect on the broader message this action sends. Rather than punishment, this moment could be used as an opportunity to foster dialogue, learning, and mutual understanding.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. I trust that compassion, fairness, and a commitment to open dialogue will guide your next steps.
Dear XXX,
I am writing as a deeply concerned member of the community regarding the recent decision to suspend a student, Elizabeth Yao, following her valedictorian speech in which she expressed support for Palestinian human rights.
While I understand that schools strive to maintain a safe and inclusive environment for all students, I respectfully believe that punishing a student for speaking with empathy about humanitarian suffering sends the wrong message to our youth.
Young people should be encouraged to care about the world around them, to develop empathy, and to express themselves respectfully and thoughtfully. From all reports, Elizabeth’s speech was not hateful or discriminatory. Instead, it was an expression of compassion for civilian lives and a plea for justice—values that align with our shared human dignity and the principles of public education.
I am also concerned about the precedent this sets for free speech. Schools should be safe places for students to engage with difficult topics, especially when done in a peaceful and sincere manner. Silencing student voices discourages critical thinking and civic engagement, two qualities we should be nurturing in future generations.
I strongly urge the school and the board to reconsider the suspension and to reflect on the broader message this action sends. Rather than punishment, this moment could be used as an opportunity to foster dialogue, learning, and mutual understanding.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. I trust that compassion, fairness, and a commitment to open dialogue will guide your next steps.
InterMilan7
资深人士
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我个人觉得，普通老百姓除了投投票表个态，平时尽量远离政治。
你可以把政治观点当谈资，吹个牛逼唠个瞌，真别影响自己生活，不值当。
入戏太深的，一不留神一将功成万骨枯了。
你可以把政治观点当谈资，吹个牛逼唠个瞌，真别影响自己生活，不值当。
入戏太深的，一不留神一将功成万骨枯了。
IMeMyself
爱我自己
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刚经过学校学生放学看到几个朦脸的木丝琳，真是震惊
到了，不知道她们在教室里是不是一样朦住，老师同学怎样知道她们谁是谁相关推荐
