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Is it really true that children are so easily indoctrinated? In my experience there is a decent probability that they rebel against whatever the dominant ideolo
by phreeza 4y ago
Is it really true that children are so easily indoctrinated? In my experience there is a decent probability that they rebel against whatever the dominant ideology is when they are growing up once they enter puberty.
- kupopuffs 4y agoThe rebellion itself can be learned I'd say kids are both malleable and at the same time grow to be incredibly resilient. I personally do not have kids.
- AnonCoward42 4y ago> Is it really true that children are so easily indoctrinated? It certainly is. You can easily single out rebellious children under a certain doctrine. You can reduce the numbers just by punishment. They might still be rebellious afterwards, but they are also isolated in society as a result also adding to the spiral. It is hard to deconstruct the frame you are living in.
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- kbelder 4y agoAmong teenagers and 20-somethings, there's a weird culture where they feel they are rebelling by accepting wholeheartedly the ideology they're being taught. It feels very different than earlier decades.