The first lesson you learn going to school away from home is an unspoken one, but the most powerful concept that underlies the whole shebang.
That is that the family unit is not valid as an instructional element, and must submit its children to the State, and thereby create the first devastating psychological shock to the child from as early of an age as humanly possible so that childhood abandonment is a daily ritual, and children learn sometimes from infancy even that their relationship with parents and family is secondary to the State.
I think this plays into the school shootings more than people are talking about, because in almost every case of the lone shooter who is seeking revenge or justice, they are lashing out at the place and people that hurt them the most. A child is dumped off or bused to these horrendous centers of physical conditioning to subservience, while being mentally bombarded with anti-American ideas concocted by men who should have been irrelevant in their day, but managed to create a monster that continues to do us more of a disservice than any other institution this Nation has known.
The sense of abandonment and family separation is dealt with using various coping mechanisms by the children as they grow up, who are considered "healthy" when they are all really victims of this unnatural lifetime behavior of the daily industrial, ritualistic severing of family ties to go far from the home and to be conditioned for the "new social order" as Dewey likes to describe it, not to learn classical curriculum or life lessons in independence, but to model the society in the classroom by Darwinian and Marxist ideals of collectivism.
Then people wonder why their kids have confusion about their gender, what bathroom to use, their own sexuality and nature, marriage, hate America because of all the issues and disagreements the Founders had, they only point out Slavery as some kind of blanket instruction in American history, then move on to extolling the virtues of socialist nations who heavily restrict firearms ownership and whose parliamentarians have to travel to the US to get competent and timely healthcare in many cases.
And we pay for this with our property taxes and Federal taxes to finance these institutions that have zero mention in the Constitution, zero mention of any enumerated powers of government to get involved in what is really a family matter, namely education. Many States have written into their constitutions mandates to provide education to all children within their borders, but they have no business getting into that role the way they have in my opinion.
The whole thing was often passed off initially as a way to take care of kids who don't have parents or were too poor to get an education, even in a Nation with the Ben Franklin voluntary library check-out system that was formed before the Revolution, making Americans more literate than their cousins in Europe in that era.
With access to information today, the proponents of the classroom model of instruction have an uphill battle with their argument, and every company and organization that is truly forward-thinking has moved away from that ineffective method of information transfer long ago. Yet practically every student in America going through their early years of schooling is sitting in a classroom every day, forced to be there whether they are interested in the subject or not. What an absolute terrible idea this is in 2020, let alone 1837 or 1897.
My mom was a school teacher for 25 years, so I got to see the teacher perspective, as well as student. Teachers have their own set of problems, the biggest one I finally came to realize is that they thought they were hired to help teach children academic skills for life. Administrators have been trying to help them submit to their true roles as social servants ushering in the "true kingdom of God/new social order" according Dewey, but some of those pesky teachers won't submit and still keep trying to teach the kids because a few of them are still good at capturing the attention of the students. Most of them are just riding the system until retirement and are not principled other than to collect their check and pay their union dues, do what they're told, and don't rock the boat.
If we can keep gaining ground with extracurricular shooting sports activities, that's great, but the fundamental principles that public school is built on are disastrous for what was supposed to be a free society.
That is that the family unit is not valid as an instructional element, and must submit its children to the State, and thereby create the first devastating psychological shock to the child from as early of an age as humanly possible so that childhood abandonment is a daily ritual, and children learn sometimes from infancy even that their relationship with parents and family is secondary to the State.
I think this plays into the school shootings more than people are talking about, because in almost every case of the lone shooter who is seeking revenge or justice, they are lashing out at the place and people that hurt them the most. A child is dumped off or bused to these horrendous centers of physical conditioning to subservience, while being mentally bombarded with anti-American ideas concocted by men who should have been irrelevant in their day, but managed to create a monster that continues to do us more of a disservice than any other institution this Nation has known.
The sense of abandonment and family separation is dealt with using various coping mechanisms by the children as they grow up, who are considered "healthy" when they are all really victims of this unnatural lifetime behavior of the daily industrial, ritualistic severing of family ties to go far from the home and to be conditioned for the "new social order" as Dewey likes to describe it, not to learn classical curriculum or life lessons in independence, but to model the society in the classroom by Darwinian and Marxist ideals of collectivism.
Then people wonder why their kids have confusion about their gender, what bathroom to use, their own sexuality and nature, marriage, hate America because of all the issues and disagreements the Founders had, they only point out Slavery as some kind of blanket instruction in American history, then move on to extolling the virtues of socialist nations who heavily restrict firearms ownership and whose parliamentarians have to travel to the US to get competent and timely healthcare in many cases.
And we pay for this with our property taxes and Federal taxes to finance these institutions that have zero mention in the Constitution, zero mention of any enumerated powers of government to get involved in what is really a family matter, namely education. Many States have written into their constitutions mandates to provide education to all children within their borders, but they have no business getting into that role the way they have in my opinion.
The whole thing was often passed off initially as a way to take care of kids who don't have parents or were too poor to get an education, even in a Nation with the Ben Franklin voluntary library check-out system that was formed before the Revolution, making Americans more literate than their cousins in Europe in that era.
With access to information today, the proponents of the classroom model of instruction have an uphill battle with their argument, and every company and organization that is truly forward-thinking has moved away from that ineffective method of information transfer long ago. Yet practically every student in America going through their early years of schooling is sitting in a classroom every day, forced to be there whether they are interested in the subject or not. What an absolute terrible idea this is in 2020, let alone 1837 or 1897.
My mom was a school teacher for 25 years, so I got to see the teacher perspective, as well as student. Teachers have their own set of problems, the biggest one I finally came to realize is that they thought they were hired to help teach children academic skills for life. Administrators have been trying to help them submit to their true roles as social servants ushering in the "true kingdom of God/new social order" according Dewey, but some of those pesky teachers won't submit and still keep trying to teach the kids because a few of them are still good at capturing the attention of the students. Most of them are just riding the system until retirement and are not principled other than to collect their check and pay their union dues, do what they're told, and don't rock the boat.
If we can keep gaining ground with extracurricular shooting sports activities, that's great, but the fundamental principles that public school is built on are disastrous for what was supposed to be a free society.
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CCW, CQM, DM, Long Range Rifle Instructor
6.5 Grendel Reloading Handbooks & chamber brushes can be found here:
www.AR15buildbox.com