A tweet by Cardinal Biggles McFerryFace criticizes the government’s treatment of children during the pandemic. The tweet suggests that despite various measures taken, such as lockdowns and the removal of school lunches, the government is now neglecting the safety of children by allowing buildings to fall on them. The tweet also alludes to the government’s previous decision to stop providing free school milk.
"Covid didn't get them.
Lockdown didn't destroy them.
Taking away their lunches didn't work
So now we're letting buildings fall down on them
We hate pleb Kids almost as much as we hate Teachers.
You'd have thought they'd have taken the hint when we stopped their free school milk" pic.twitter.com/GhQeE2CnAh— Cardinal Biggles McFerryFace #FBPE 🇬🇧🇪🇺🇺🇦 (@CardinalBiggle2) September 5, 2023
Title: Outrage Over Controversial Tweet Targeting Underprivileged Students and Teachers
Date: September 6, 2023
In a shocking and highly controversial tweet, a user going by the name Cardinal Biggles McFerryFace launched an attack on underprivileged students and teachers, sparking widespread outrage and condemnation. The tweet, accompanied by an image, depicted a crumbling school building, with the caption suggesting that neglecting the education and well-being of these individuals was intentional.
The tweet read, “Covid didn’t get them. Lockdown didn’t destroy them. Taking away their lunches didn’t work. So now we’re letting buildings fall down on them. We hate pleb Kids almost as much as we hate Teachers. You’d have thought they’d have taken the hint when we stopped their free school milk.”
This insensitive and callous statement not only aimed to belittle the struggles faced by underprivileged students and the dedication of teachers but also dismissed the importance of their well-being and education. The tweet also made a reference to the removal of free school milk, an issue that has garnered significant attention in recent years.
Social media users, education professionals, and members of the public were quick to express their outrage and disappointment in response to the tweet. Many condemned the user for perpetuating harmful stereotypes and reinforcing inequality within the education system.
Numerous organizations and individuals have called for the tweet to be taken down, and for Cardinal Biggles McFerryFace to be held accountable for their derogatory and offensive remarks. Critics argue that such comments not only undermine the efforts of teachers but also contribute to a toxic environment for underprivileged students who are already facing numerous challenges.
As the backlash continues to mount, this incident serves as a reminder of the importance of promoting inclusivity, empathy, and equal opportunities within the education system. It also highlights the need for social media platforms to take responsibility for the content shared on their platforms and ensure that harmful messages are swiftly addressed and removed..
