>>607358

D

>>607358

But my dad comes on here too. He is over 90.

So, I guess that would be like … H

He's been red pilled since the 60's.

>>607571

The problem started with Bolshevic Soviet Marxists -

political operators that knew what they were doing in the '30's.

Ford saw it coming.

Eventually, at least McCarthy said something.

By the time the '60's came along, college kids

were already

the universities own worst enemies. It's all connected.

>>607628

KEk for pops

>>607823

I watched it. But the modern system was not solidified in the 1840-1900s.

The allegation it is evil based solely on a few

radical quotes from the time is a diversion from

the fact the real subversion took place much more recently. Prior to that, it industrialized the free world.

>>608054

You are not acknowledging that collective education, though it has its drawbacks, brought the modern world out of the back woods.

That was a good thing. The bad thing has come of those that saw it was a play thing.

>>608067

Rockefeller saw education as a play thing. He set up the medical schools to sell his previously useless petroleum distillates as miracle drugs.

Again, this was during the depression '30's when elites had austere power to remold society.

The rest is history.