Rektorer vill åsiktsregistrera och sänka betyg för fel åsikter - Björklund (fp) driver på

[Weltschmerz]

Hm... stalinistliberaler?

Jag misstänker att de bara tänker legalisera något som redan pågår ändå, illegalt. Socialdemokraterna har i alla fall redan sysslat med åsiktsregistrering i Sverige.

Rektorer vill åsiktsregistrera
Publicerad: 2008-05-04

SVERIGE Många av landets rektorer vill åsiktsregistrera regimkritiska elever och lämna uppgifterna till Säpo. Det visar en enkät som Sveriges Radio har gjort bland 1 300 av landets gymnasie- och högstadierektorer.

En av de orter som visar mest totalitära tendenser är Jönköping, där mer än var femte rektor kan tänka sig att redan idag lämna information till Säpo om sina elevers åsikter, trots att det är i lag förbjudet. I genomsnitt återfanns dessa odemokratiska åsikter hos 14 procent av landets rektorer. Eftersom handlingen är kriminell har rektorerna har fått svara anonymt.

Åsiktsregistrering av elever är förbjuden i Sverige med hänsyn till fri opinionsbildning och tankefrihet. Många tycker att det är en självklar demokratisk rättighet att kunna tycka vad man vill. Företrädare för regeringen har dock öppnat upp för en lagändring för att komma åt personer som bland annat är kritiska till det mångkulturella samhället.

Utbildningsminister Jan Björklund har uttalat sig positiv om en ändring av lagen som skulle tvinga skolan att vidarebefordra information om regimkritiska elever till Säpo.

En liknande undersökning genomfördes under våren som visar att en femtedel av landets rektorer vill sänka betyget för elever om de tycker "fel", även om de besitter de kunskaper som skolan kräver.

IT Red.

Rektorer vill åsiktsregistrera - Nationell Idag

[Routasydän]

Sjukt.

Men det är såna saker som får människor att vakna.

[Marcus Marulus]

Gnist, could you please give a short resume of the article? It appears - as far as I could assume based on few words of Swedish I am able to decipher - that it is about rectors of universities wanting to silence any criticism or opposing views to those of the current regime. Or is it about something else?

[Routasydän]

Originally Posted by Marulus

Gnist, could you please give a short resume of the article? It appears - as far as I could assume based on few words of Swedish I am able to decipher - that it is about rectors of universities wanting to silence any criticism or opposing views to those of the current regime. Or is it about something else?

Perhaps I can be of some assistance.

Its about an opinion poll conducted among Swedish gymnasium and secondary school rectors, asking if they'd be prepared to give information about the (anti-establishment) political opinions of their students to Swedish security police (säpo).

According to it, 14% (on average) of the principals are prepared to register the opinions of their pupils and pass this information further to säpo. In a previous, similar opinion poll, every 5th principal agreed with lowering the grade of pupil who has "wrong opinions," even if they fulfill the requirements of the curriculum.

The minister of education, Jan Björklund, has spoken in favour of a change in the legislation (registering opinions of pupils is illegal) which would force schools to pass on such information.

[Weltschmerz]

Critique of the multicultural system is the only thing specifically mentioned as something that would be reported.

[Routasydän]

Originally Posted by Gnist

Critique of the multicultural system is the only thing specifically mentioned as something that would be reported.

"Among other things".

I remember reading some articles discussing the subject some years ago, and then it was mentioned that teachers should monitor radicalized Islamist students. I believe there was some incident with a teacher witnessing Muslim students watching a hostage beheading video from Iraq, cheering and sneering at the death of a westerner.

[Marcus Marulus]

Originally Posted by wilpuri

Perhaps I can be of some assistance.

Its about an opinion poll conducted among Swedish gymnasium and secondary school rectors, asking if they'd be prepared to give information about the (anti-establishment) political opinions of their students to Swedish security police (säpo).

According to it, 14% (on average) of the principals are prepared to register the opinions of their pupils and pass this information further to säpo. In a previous, similar opinion poll, every 5th principal agreed with lowering the grade of pupil who has "wrong opinions," even if they fulfill the requirements of the curriculum.

The minister of education, Jan Björklund, has spoken in favour of a change in the legislation (registering opinions of pupils is illegal) which would force schools to pass on such information.

I really can't believe my eyes while I am reading this. We had this during Communist rule and it was called back then "Social Self-Protection". A "good and responsible" member of the society was expected to report any opinions expressed by anybody, which were critical of the system and of the established political order.

[Weltschmerz]

Originally Posted by wilpuri

"Among other things".

I remember reading some articles discussing the subject some years ago, and then it was mentioned that teachers should monitor radicalized Islamist students. I believe there was some incident with a teacher witnessing Muslim students watching a hostage beheading video from Iraq, cheering and sneering at the death of a westerner.

"Critique of the multicultural system" is a very vague wording, and it's most probably intended to be vague. Islamism is even included, to some extent, I presume. The tolerant who are intolerant of intolerance are at the top, and they bundle the others together as it fits them. Almost anyone with a straight face could be against the MultiCult.

[Sergius]

This is off the charts. There is nothing I can say.

Originally Posted by wilpuri

In a previous, similar opinion poll, every 5th principal agreed with lowering the grade of pupil who has "wrong opinions," even if they fulfill the requirements of the curriculum.

That explains my grades. //