A graduation address from 1936

[miketx]

We have lost so much and this article is very true. We are so screwed. Thanks liberals.

A Graduation Address from 1936

This is graduation season. High school seniors are excited to move on from the babysitting exercise that is public education, most to the brainwashing exercise that is college. Some will enter trade jobs; some will enlist in the military. Some can even write a coherent paragraph and do mathematics. But just a few. A number of years back, my mother passed away. While I was cleaning out the attic of my boyhood home, I came across a yearbook from her senior year at Jefferson High School, 1936. What a treasure find! I remembered my mom as I paged through the book. In 1936, things were changing quickly. A picture of the principal of the school in the yearbook shows a black telephone on his desk, certainly a status symbol of the day. The Depression was wearing on, with New Deal socialism widely welcomed. Hitler was chancellor of Germany, and the Dachau concentration camp was open, both...(Read Full Article)

 

[miketx]

I remember the fifties, and society was NOTHING like it is today. We could play in our yards without fear of being molested or shot. We walked or rode bikes to school. The teachers actually taught us stuff. You could talk to girls without being accused of raping them. We live in a hell hole now created by some of us. It's funny, all the schools now look like prisons and the other day I passed one and on the sign out front it said "early release". Pitiful.