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I looked at that link. I admit that I only read the preface, but when I got to this passage: America’s transition from a sovereign constitutional republic to a
by lutorm 17y ago
I looked at that link. I admit that I only read the preface, but when I got to this passage:
America’s transition from a sovereign constitutional republic to a socialist democracy would not come about through warfare (bullets and tanks) but through the implementation and installation of the system” in all areas of government—federal, state and local. The brainwashing for acceptance of the “system’s” control would take place in the school—through indoctrination and the use of behavior modification...",
I gave up.
American schools may be many things, but only the delusional can claim that they are a plot to socialism. They do have a certain totalitarian bent compared to the schools I remember, for sure, but I'm not sure what that has to do with social democracy...
There is also a certain irony in the fact that the schools in "socialist democracies", by which I assume they mean countries like Sweden, consistently show better results than their American counterparts. I'm not sure how the "system" would think that dumbing down the school system will help them achieve that.
- iterationx 17y agoWhy would you admit to only reading the preface? If you don't want to read the book fine with me, but don't pretend like you have some useful input.
- lutorm 17y agoI admit that so you, or someone else, can say "that does not reflect the content of the entire book", if that was indeed the case.