Oh how I Hate poor people bitching

[Moonglow]

The problem with our education system is that most large cities have been controlled by so-called Democrats for decades and those educational systems, K-12 through colleges and universities have been infiltrated by far-left neo-Marxists who know that a poorly educated population is far more malleable than a well-educated population. With population ignorance, governmental control of that population becomes easier.
Then, it's easy to distance the youth from their parents, take away more affectionate terms for those parents, like mother and father and put in their minds that that person isn't your mother, but "just" a birthing person and claim the other person is just a person of toxic-masculinity and ignorant.
Divide and conquer is the agenda of the neo-Marxists.

What is yer excuse for the rural area? My third wife never had shit to do with her child so she was just a birther person.

 

[Moonglow]

Because the leftists had not yet forced out most true educators to be replaced with sociopolitical activists and propaganda people in the 1960's and 70's, I'm guessing that pro-war and anti-war was not part of the curriculum in 99% of the country at that time.

One question asked in polisci class was what if a president decided he didn't want to give up his position and used the military to keep that position, which greatly reminded me of January 6, 2021.
What you call leftist were people who debated the issues of the government and the Constitution, and how some humans want to break the mold and be the ultimate leader, el supremo.(like Trump)

This was during college in the early 1980s.

 

[Moonglow]

The problem with our education system is that most large cities have been controlled by so-called Democrats for decades and those educational systems, K-12 through colleges and universities have been infiltrated by far-left neo-Marxists who know that a poorly educated population is far more malleable than a well-educated population. With population ignorance, governmental control of that population becomes easier.
Then, it's easy to distance the youth from their parents, take away more affectionate terms for those parents, like mother and father and put in their minds that that person isn't your mother, but "just" a birthing person and claim the other person is just a person of toxic-masculinity and ignorant.
Divide and conquer is the agenda of the neo-Marxists.

The parents do a great job at distancing themselves from their child's education.

 

[Foxfyre]

One question asked in polisci class was what if a president decided he didn't want to give up his position and used the military to keep that position, which greatly reminded me of January 6, 2021.
What you call leftist were people who debated the issues of the government and the Constitution, and how some humans want to break the mold and be the ultimate leader, el supremo.(like Trump)

This was during college in the early 1980s.

That you think J6 was about that says pretty much how clueless lefties really are. And there is a HUGE difference between the classical liberals of the Founders' time here vs what leftists promote now. Oh well. Have a lovely day anyway.

 

[LuckyDuck01!]

The K-12, colleges and universities are no longer places for education, but for "indoctrination."
When colleges like Harvard have to have a class of "basic arithmetic," you know damn well that kids aren't learning, just being "socially promoted.
As for seeking out additional information out of school, most accept that what they "learn" in K-12, was sufficient for their initial needs.
Solution: Get the far-left ideologs out of our educational system, as they are deliberately "dumbing-down" the students so that they are more controllable in the future.

 

[Moonglow]

That you think J6 was about that says pretty much how clueless you lefties really are. Oh well. Have a lovely day anyway.

It's the closest we have been in this century.

 

[Moonglow]

The K-12, colleges and universities are no longer places for education, but for "indoctrination."
When colleges like Harvard have to have a class of "basic arithmetic," you know damn well that kids aren't learning, just being "socially promoted.
As for seeking out additional information out of school, most accept that what they "learn" in K-12, was sufficient for their initial needs.
Solution: Get the far-left ideologs out of our educational system, as they are deliberately "dumbing-down" the students so that they are more controllable in the future.

If someone has money and wants to blow it on basic math, why not? I did it when I started college to help me out since I had not had algebra since 8th grade.

 

[Foxfyre]

It's the closest we have been in this century.

Again, if you believe that congratulations. You just joined the most clueless, ignorant, brainwashed people on Earth if you like being in such an elite group. If you know better and say that anyway it just makes you the typical dishonest leftist promoting propaganda you can't support with any credible evidence if you life depended on it and you know that.

 

[WEATHER53]

Just like you did. Got any more lies to spread since all this thread is a lie?

No not “just like”. Sonny boy. Try constructing just one response that us entirely of you own “thinking”

 

[Moonglow]

Again, if you believe that congratulations. You just joined the most clueless, ignorant, brainwashed people on Earth if you like being in such an elite group. If you know better and say that anyway it just makes you the typical dishonest leftist promoting propaganda you can't support with any credible evidence if you life depended on it and you know that.

Yeah, it was a peaceful day in the neighborhood....if you live drunk in a trailer park.

 

[Moonglow]

No not “just like”. Sonny boy. Try constructing just one response that us entirely of you own “thinking”

Piss off

 

[WEATHER53]

Because the leftists had not yet forced out most competent educators to be replaced with sociopolitical activists and propaganda people in the 1960's and 70's, I'm guessing that pro-war and anti-war was not part of the curriculum in 99% of the country at that time.

We were taught actual events and not what some feel how it should have been and should be

 

[80zephyr]

It's the closest we have been in this century.

If that were true they would have been armed. They weren't.

 

[Moonglow]

If that were true they would have been armed. They weren't.

They had arms and legs wtf are you talking about?

 

[Foxfyre]

We were taught actual events and not what some feel how it should have been and should be

Looking back, I could not tell you the religious or sociopolitical beliefs of a single one of my teachers from 1st to 12th grade or in college. As you said, we were taught what occurred in history without any political or emotional spin attacked to it, and were encouraged to think critically about it. We were not graded or criticized for whatever conclusions we reached, but it is amazing how many of us reach the same conclusions. We were not taught that slavery was bad, but given the actual facts, we all reached that conclusion.

And we were given exercises to help us think critically.

I remember the teacher reading us a very short story about a boy from south America who moved to a small town where he rode his bicycle to school--in those days no cool high schoolers rode bicycles to school--he brought strange foods in his school lunches, he wore clothes different than all the other students. The teacher concluded with: would he fit in here?

Most of the class initially said no. He would be considered too weird, odd, different. One girl, daughter of Mexican immigrants, broke with the group. I think he would, she said. I don't think any of us would care what he brought for lunch--nobody held it against her that she brought homemade tortillas as often as bread in her lunches. We all had to agree with that.

And if he saw nobody was riding their bikes to school he probably wouldn't either. And we would accept his South American clothes or he would start wearing more American clothes.

The more I thought about that, I came to appreciate her reasoning and agreed. Not all my classmates did but they were less adamant in their positions. But it was a valuable lesson in critical thinking that everything isn't always absolute. At no time did the teacher even suggest what the correct conclusion should be.

I am pretty sure today's public school students do not get that kind of quality education.

 

[Doc7505]

What’s your definition of nothing? If you apply yourself and prepare for a career, and then work hard, live within your means and save for retirement, you will end up owning a house and a tidy nest egg.

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The days of the myth of Horatio Alger are long gone. You can be smart , long and work hard and still be passed over by those in power. You are a Social Security number amongst hundreds of thousands.

Horatio Alger is a Hoax, But We Can Still Celebrate the American Dream

It's time to admit that the Horatio Alger myth is nothing more than that. The real American Dream is more complicated.

time.com

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https://owlcation.com/humanities/horatio-alger

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The Great Horatio Alger Myth

Strive and succeed. That’s the motto that gets hammered into Americans’ heads from the day they’re born. Work hard and you will be prosperous. It’s a credo that Americans ha…

propagandaprofessor.net

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

When you are taught that America “picks on” everyone else then you set up young people to not be proud and not want to defend their Liberty

Did you miss my point about blue cities and states? My grandson graduated from high school on Saturday. He got an excellent education with no indoctrination because he went to high school in a small city in Kentucky. The same kind of school where I taught for about 10 years.

 

[Moonglow]

Did you miss my point about blue cities and states? My grandson graduated from high school on Saturday. He got an excellent education with no indoctrination because he went to high school in a small city in Kentucky. The same kind of school where I taught for about 10 years.

Where you never showed or advocated any persuasion of any type of ideology? My youngest graduated in 2020 in small town American and they did try to indulge their fantasies on the kids with Christianity and they ostracised people who were not in the groove, dig it?

 

[Lisa558]

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The days of the myth of Horatio Alger are long gone. You can be smart , long and work hard and still be passed over by those in power. You are a Social Security number amongst hundreds of thousands.

That’s true, but the poster didn’t say you won’t end up rich. He said you can work hard and end up with nothing. My point is that if you are responsible, prepare for a career or trade, work hard, and live within your means, you will end up owning a house and having a nest egg. That isn’t “nothing.”

Horatio Alger is a Hoax, But We Can Still Celebrate the American Dream

It's time to admit that the Horatio Alger myth is nothing more than that. The real American Dream is more complicated.

time.com

xxxxxxxxxx​

https://owlcation.com/humanities/horatio-alger

xxxxxxxxxx​

The Great Horatio Alger Myth

Strive and succeed. That’s the motto that gets hammered into Americans’ heads from the day they’re born. Work hard and you will be prosperous. It’s a credo that Americans ha…

propagandaprofessor.net

 

[WEATHER53]

Where you never showed or advocated any persuasion of any type of ideology? My youngest graduated in 2020 in small town American and they did try to indulge their fantasies on the kids with Christianity and they ostracised people who were not in the groove, dig it?

You are always so picked on
The common denominator is You. Give that some thought