Concerns About School Indoctrination
The, the amount of indoctrination that, that's happening in schools and, and
universities is, I think, far beyond what parents realize.
Um, and I, I only c- I sort of came to realize this some- some-
somewhat late.
Um, the, the, the experience that we had, uh, in, in high school and
college is not the experience that, that kids today are having.
Uh, I, I suppose in some cases the p-parents...
But, but I think, like, the
p-parents are just generally not aware of what their, their kids are being taught,
uh, or, or what they're not being taught.
Um-
But they're, they're letting the kids think
that they're equal.
Well, I mean... Yeah, let me, let me, let me give you,
let me give you an example
that, that a, that a friend of mine told me, which, uh,
h- you know, his, uh,
daughters, uh, go to college in, in...
or sorry, go to high school in, in the Bay Area.
Um, and, um, and he, he was asking them, like, who, well, so who
are the, you know, who are the first few presidents of the United
States?
Uh, th- they, they could name Washington, uh, but...
And they said, "Well, what do you know about him?" "Well, he
was a slave owner."
"What else?"
Right.
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