Trump ripped the dirty bandage off to expose the gaping wound in this Country.
But I guess it's up to us to do something to see that the wound get healed before the gangrene sends us into a death spiral.
Maybe we need some maggots to eat the rot.
Adult Liberal son took the jab.
He used to be politically combative in our conversations.
Now he isn't.
I don't know if the jab did something to him or if he just can't criticize/hate Trump anymore now that Pedo Joe is faux POTUS. He doesn't even react to me commenting that the election were rigged.
>Likely he's shutting down. You will need to give extra care for him as the truth emerges.
Thanks, will do.
He's a sweet person that got influenced by Lefties and friends, etc. when he went away to college.
The Socialist Public School System has way too much control over people's lives.
It shouldn't be the Government's responsibility to teach our kids. It's a parent's responsibility to teach their kids.
Don't hand your kids over to the Government.
God gave kids to families, not to governments.
Pull your kids out and homeschool them.
There are all sorts of resources out there if you start to look for them.
They are your kids.
>Paying someone to homeschool is actually creating a "school"
Small private schools exist all over the place. It's a better alternative than handing kids over to the Socialist Public School System.
The one room school houses that were supported by the parents who sent their kids there, actually worked very well.
>a lot of families are convinced they need two parents working outside the home.
That is probably because they bought a house with a mortgage that required two incomes.
When a young couple buys a house they should try to do it with just one income, that way the mom can stay home with the kids.
>African American parents specifically encouraged to use church facilities to create co-op situations
I used to homeschool and we did this sometimes.
We used a church for parent meetings, and some co-op activities such as art projects, etc. The co-op would sometimes go on field trips together and stuff like that. It's all up to the parents and what they want for their kids.
The government doesn't need to be involved in kids' educations. Parents need to be involved in kids' educations.
OMG it actually worked!
The first time I tried it, I didn't erase the existing text in the box.
Then I tried again, after I backspaced over the existing text, and the computer screen blinked at me and images appeared like magic.
People need to get past the idea of "A Free and Public Education"
It isn't the Government's job to educate children, it's the parent's job.
It also isn't the government's job to feed and clothe children. That's the parent's job too.
People need to quit handing their kids over to the government.
If people would stop relying on other people's money to pay for their kids' education, they could avoid all of this nonsense.
Defund the Socialist Public School System that is a money pit of tax dollars.
Start small private schools or homeschool.
I homeschooled my own kid thru high school and now he is an attorney.
Homeschooling works.
GFY
There is a root to this problem that needs to be addressed.
The problem is The Socialist Public School System.
kek
The Underground History of American Education
An Intimate Investigation into the Prison of Modern Schooling, by John Taylor Gatto (2001)
Read by Lyn Gerry for episodes 315 - 372, and by Robin Upton for episodes 608, 634, 643, 644 & 646 List of Episodes
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Audiobook (666MB ZIP file)
A book which tells the previously untold story of schooling as not an altruistic enterprise of enlightened men to benefit their fellow man, but an effort by rich industrialist and eugenicists to preserve their power and influence by "Dumbing Down" their fellow man to the point at which he would willing accept a life of gloomy servitude in their factories. Gatto spent 9 years writing this book, after discovering primary sources, such as minutes of the industrialists' meetings, often painted a very different picture from that which later propaganda would have people believe.
Considering its huge size, the book is very readable. It is broken into hundreds of small sections, which mix historical record, interpretation and Gatto's personal experience to paint a compelling picture quite different from the traditional romantic image painted by the powers that be. In spite of selling over 500,000 copies based only on word of mouth recommendation (no advertising), its theme is so confronting that it has been largely ignored by the controlled media. Nevertheless, its reception has been very warm online, and it has been called a "superhuman effort of scholarship"<ref>http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2004/7/27/215225/986</ref>. <references/>
http://www.unwelcomeguests.net/The_Underground_History_of_American_Education