frigidweirdo
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No, kids are not automatically indoctrinated and teaching them is not the same as indoctrination. That is simply what you want to hide behind in admitting that you want ideology pushed in schools.Understand the word "indoctrination". All kids are "indoctrinated". ie, they're basically told how to think, how to speak, it's why kids end up with the same accent as the people they're around. You can't just let kids find their own accept, they learn by copying, or as you put it, indoctrination.
There's no other way around this. Kids have to be indoctrinated.
Now, as we live in society we want kids to follow the rules of society, and to live well together, so we tell them the rules, we teach them the skills so that we have a BETTER SOCIETY.
Don't you think it's a good idea to have people living together in peace? Or do you want conflict?
I will note that you are STILL avoiding answering about the examples I asked because you do not want to come to terms with the fact you are applying your agreement with this situation selectively based on agreeing with the ideology.
Sure you're indoctrinating them. You've giving them views on things that aren't their views. Mainly because they don't have views and they don't have the skills to necessarily come up with the view on their own.
Yes, I want "ideology" pushed at school.
For example, I want kids to be productive useful members of society who follow the rules of society. That's "ideology".
You sent me the example saying "post #whatever", I couldn't be bothered to go look. So, if you write it, and I see it, then I'll respond. I'm not doing our work, you want me answer, then you do the work.
You need to learn what ideology is.
No, I don't.
People will use the term "ideology" for many different things. You're saying that teaching tolerance is "ideology", for me it's just something that any sensible teacher would do.
Oh, and there's a reason why I put "ideology" inside quotation marks..... go figure.
But I assume you agree with me, seeing as you didn't respond to what I said.
You most certainly do...
i·de·ol·o·gy
ˌīdēˈäləjē,ˌidēˈäləjē/
noun
- 1.
a system of ideas and ideals, especially one that forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy
And... what's your point here?
I'd just like to add, in China people like to spit on the floor. It's disgusting, they'll spit on the floor of the bus, they'll spit everywhere.
The schools have taught kids that this is disgusting. This came from the politicians at the top. Is it wrong?