This Won't end Well for Germany

[glenn walker]

Let's cut to the chase Mike - you are in favor of public schools teaching children to hate each other.

I dunno. Somehow don't think MLK would be on board with this. Or the Founding Fathers.

Nobody is on board with it accept people who want to make races to hate each other .

 

[Mike Ault]

Let's cut to the chase Mike - you are in favor of public schools teaching children to hate each other.

I dunno. Somehow don't think MLK would be on board with this. Or the Founding Fathers.

I think that once we "cut to the chase" we will find that the true aim of all this right wing "religious wokeness" with $10,000 fines to be assessed against teachers who offend them and outrage over "critical race theory" in the public school system is simply another attack on the concept of "public education". The right wing would prefer to "defund public education" and replace it with "school choice" and force the taxpayers to fund "private schools" where their children could be taught that "Mormons are evil".

 

[Mike Ault]

His only Shining Star is Jen Psaki as she has saved his bacon. The only other person that could out do her is Me as I know how to control the narrative and divert and conflate and confuse reporters. Her best is we will circle back to that question -Her second best is Peter thats a great question I don't know but we will circle back.

Yes, I I am in wholehearted agreement with you & believe your work here is done. You have managed to divert and conflate and confuse what appears to be 90% of this forum. You could probably convert me as well however you seem to be hesitant to send me any literature regarding "the movement". Although exceptionally disappointed and somewhat "miffed" at your position I can't say that I blame you though.

 

[glenn walker]

I think that once we "cut to the chase" we will find that the true aim of all this right wing "religious wokeness" with $10,000 fines to be assessed against teachers who offend them and outrage over "critical race theory" in the public school system is simply another attack on the concept of "public education". The right wing would prefer to "defund public education" and replace it with "school choice" and force the taxpayers to fund "private schools" where their children could be taught that "Mormons are evil".

Most Mormons I have known send there kids to private schools and same with our LA Unified Public School Our public school teachers send their children to Private Schools. As do 90% of all politicians . Most of these issues are not about religion but schools going outside of their scope of work which is to educate not indoctrinate. When children graduate from K-12 then they can choose a College or University and take what classes that are best suited for their ideologies and at that age they can make their own decisions.

 

[Alsie35]

I think that once we "cut to the chase" we will find that the true aim of all this right wing "religious wokeness" with $10,000 fines to be assessed against teachers who offend them and outrage over "critical race theory" in the public school system is simply another attack on the concept of "public education". The right wing would prefer to "defund public education" and replace it with "school choice" and force the taxpayers to fund "private schools" where their children could be taught that "Mormons are evil".

This SOUNDS* like you may have some decades-old personal complexes that you might never have had addressed. If that is the case, getting some professional help will work much better than projecting them onto other parties (whose minds you cannot read).

If I'm wrong, never mind. (Emojis not working. Imagine the finger on chin thinking emoji here).

* The caveat is added because I cannot read minds.

 

[Mike Ault]

Most Mormons I have known send there kids to private schools and same with our LA Unified Public School Our public school teachers send their children to Private Schools. As do 90% of all politicians . Most of these issues are not about religion but schools going outside of their scope of work which is to educate not indoctrinate. When children graduate from K-12 then they can choose a College or University and take what classes that are best suited for their ideologies and at that age they can make their own decisions.

I went to a Lutheran elementary school and a Catholic high school and religious indoctrination comprised about 25% of the curricula. Of course, that is rarely mentioned in the course syllabus. Ignatius of Loyola. Catholic Saint, founder of the Society of Jesus said "give me a child until the age of 7 and I will show you the man". The implication being that the child will be so indoctrinated by the time they have any form of "self will" it will be too late. The most effective form of religious indoctrination is applied at an early age, not the college level when they "should make their own decisions on the matter".

 

[Mike Ault]

If I'm wrong, never mind. (Emojis not working. Imagine the finger on chin thinking emoji here).

* The caveat is added because I cannot read minds.

I have much higher regard for your manners after that caveat. Quite thoughtful!

 

[Alsie35]

I went to a Lutheran elementary school and a Catholic high school and religious indoctrination comprised about 25% of the curricula. Of course, that is rarely mentioned in the course syllabus. Ignatius of Loyola. Catholic Saint, founder of the Society of Jesus said "give me a child until the age of 7 and I will show you the man". The implication being that the child will be so indoctrinated by the time they have any form of "self will" it will be too late. The most effective form of religious indoctrination is applied at an early age, not the college level when they "should make their own decisions on the matter".

We are in agreement then that the Cultural Marxist CRT quasi-religious doctrine should be kept out of public schools at all costs.

 

[Dublin ohio]

I went to a Lutheran elementary school and a Catholic high school and religious indoctrination comprised about 25% of the curricula. Of course, that is rarely mentioned on the course syllabus. Ignatius of Loyola. Catholic Saint, founder of the Society of Jesus said "give me a child until the age of 7 and I will show you the man". The implication being that the child will be so indoctrinated by the time they have any form of "self will" it will be too late. The most effective form of religious indoctrination is applied at an early age, not the college level when they should "make their own decisions on the matter".

I went to Catholic grade school, high school and college. Only grade school had any required religious requirements and that was twice a week. No requirements in high school or college.

 

[Mike Ault]

I went to Catholic grade school, high school and college. Only grade school had any required religious requirements and that was twice a week. No requirements in high school or college.

How many religious discussions did you have in high school? How many religious concepts were pushed in your high school classes? Did your high school have any sex education courses? What was taught in them? I can't believe they gave up on all that in college, good for them though!