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School has always been an indoctrination center. You just don't agree with what they are brainwashing them with now.
School has always been an indoctrination center. You just don't agree with what they are brainwashing them with now.
I remember in elementary school the day our teacher told the class the Pledge of Intelligence added two words: "under God".
Given the false pathos of conservatives today, and their efforts to divide our nation, they seem to have rejected the Sermon on the Mount and E pluribus unum.
I wonder how many school districts no longer refer to our nation as a melting pot?
School has always been an indoctrination center. You just don't agree with what they are brainwashing them with now.
I remember in elementary school the day our teacher told the class the Pledge of Intelligence added two words: "under God".
Given the false pathos of conservatives today, and their efforts to divide our nation, they seem to have rejected the Sermon on the Mount and E pluribus unum.
I wonder how many school districts no longer refer to our nation as a melting pot?
So we can agree that the OP is beyond your ken?
I'm certain that anyone who has seen your attempts at posting were already aware.
You are an arrogant, divisive, sociopathic and bombastic jerk. You may baffle the biddable, but offer nothing to freethinkers and those grounded in reality.
We get the efforts to label the Democratic Party as Socialists, it scares the biddable and 30%, + for - of voters, will always fall prey to the hate and fear mongers like you.
IMHO, the appeal of socialism can be linked directly to the flaws in American politics. People are told how badly they are being treated, they see corporate excesses (e.g., raising drug prices without an obvious reason), people making extraordinary sums of money (e.g., corporate raiders putting people out of work by buying companies and closing factories), job insecurity, stagnant wages, raising costs, etc. and they need someone or something to blame. They are angry and angry people look for solutions outside the system. That is certainly Trump's and Bernie's appeal.....if the Democrats have their way.
1.There is the obvious explanation for so very many government school grads desiring socialism for this once great nation: the explanation is government schooling, owned and operated by Liberalism, Inc.
It isn’t about education, it is designed to indoctrinate…..and they're pretty good at it.
2. Only 47% of Democrats view capitalism positively
A new poll released by Gallup shows that for the first time in over a decade, Democrats are more passionate about socialism, viewing it more positively than capitalism."
Republicans are still heavily enamored with capitalism, with no noticeable change since polling conducted in 2010.
Notably, only 47% of Democrats view capitalism positively, a drop of 9 points (from 56%) in only two years.
POLL: Democrats More Positive About Socialism Than Capitalism
3. Here is the crux: Government school grads have no idea as to what they support.
Santayana was correct about those who don’t study history, proven here: “Marxist theory predicts the immiseration of the proletariat and subsequent revolution from below. This never happened in America. Labor confronted capital throughout the late nineteenth century, often violently, but American democracy and constitutionalism withstood the clash. Socialist movements remained minority persuasions. When Eugene V. Debs ran for president in 1912, he topped out at 6 percent of the vote.
Socialism is in vogue because no one is sure what it is. The classic definition of abolishing private property, a planned economy, and collective ownership of the means of production no longer applies. More people today believe that socialism means "equality" than "government control."
Six percent told Gallup that socialism is "talking to people" or "being social." The same Gallup poll that found 40 percent of the public has a positive view of socialism, however you define it, also discovered large majorities in favor of the free market leading the way on innovation, the distribution of wealth, the economy overall, and wages, and smaller majorities for free-market approaches to higher education and health care. Americans are very bad socialists.” America's Best Defense Against Socialism
4. “… their most prominent spokesmen frame their domestic agendas in the language of the welfare state and social democracy, even as they celebrate, excuse, or defend socialist authoritarians abroad. Sanders told NPR in March, "What I mean by democratic socialism is that I want a vibrant democracy." Okay, then—who doesn't? The following month he told Trevor Noah that socialism "means economic rights and human rights. …… To be a democratic socialist means that we believe—I believe—that human rights include a decent job, affordable housing, health care, education, and, by the way, a clean environment." Ibid.
5. But…..Sanders is a Marxist/Communist. “The DSA [Democratic Socialists of America] remains the principle branch of the Socialist International, whose primary goal is global governance under worldwide socialism.
The SI boasts it is successor to the First International of Karl Marx, 1864. “Ever since its inception in 1951, the Socialist International has made cosmetic efforts to distance itself from communist socialists.”
http://theconservativeactivist.com/forum/index.php?topic=1085.0;wap2
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Socialism is Communism not quite strong enough yet.
Bet they didn’t tell you that in government school.
IMHO, the appeal of socialism can be linked directly to the flaws in American politics. People are told how badly they are being treated, they see corporate excesses (e.g., raising drug prices without an obvious reason), people making extraordinary sums of money (e.g., corporate raiders putting people out of work by buying companies and closing factories), job insecurity, stagnant wages, raising costs, etc. and they need someone or something to blame. They are angry and angry people look for solutions outside the system. That is certainly Trump's and Bernie's appeal.
If we want to keep our system of capitalism we need to ensure it is following strict rules and those rules take into account that we are a nation of people, not just a nation of businesses.
School has always been an indoctrination center. You just don't agree with what they are brainwashing them with now.
I remember in elementary school the day our teacher told the class the Pledge of Intelligence added two words: "under God".
Given the false pathos of conservatives today, and their efforts to divide our nation, they seem to have rejected the Sermon on the Mount and E pluribus unum.
I wonder how many school districts no longer refer to our nation as a melting pot?
So we can agree that the OP is beyond your ken?
I'm certain that anyone who has seen your attempts at posting were already aware.
You are an arrogant, divisive, sociopathic and bombastic jerk. You may baffle the biddable, but offer nothing to freethinkers and those grounded in reality.
We get the efforts to label the Democratic Party as Socialists, it scares the biddable and 30%, + for - of voters, will always fall prey to the hate and fear mongers like you.
Postscript to post #46:
Something a foreign born person like you won't know, the motto of the United States is, e. pluribus unum. Every thread you've posted rejects this motto, and in fact you've never written anything in standard English, outlines are short forms, not expository arguments.
Postscript to post #46:
Something a foreign born person like you won't know, the motto of the United States is, e. pluribus unum. Every thread you've posted rejects this motto, and in fact you've never written anything in standard English, outlines are short forms, not expository arguments.
Some are stupid, some are angry, some are ignorant, and some are hopelessly naive and idealistic. And some are none of those things. Of course, that can be said of any 'ism' so what's your point?IMHO, the appeal of socialism can be linked directly to the flaws in American politics. People are told how badly they are being treated, they see corporate excesses (e.g., raising drug prices without an obvious reason), people making extraordinary sums of money (e.g., corporate raiders putting people out of work by buying companies and closing factories), job insecurity, stagnant wages, raising costs, etc. and they need someone or something to blame. They are angry and angry people look for solutions outside the system. That is certainly Trump's and Bernie's appeal.
If we want to keep our system of capitalism we need to ensure it is following strict rules and those rules take into account that we are a nation of people, not just a nation of businesses.
Disagree.
socialism appeals to stupid people.
Hanlon's Razor, dewd (or dewdette)
School has always been an indoctrination center. You just don't agree with what they are brainwashing them with now.
I remember in elementary school the day our teacher told the class the Pledge of Intelligence added two words: "under God".
Given the false pathos of conservatives today, and their efforts to divide our nation, they seem to have rejected the Sermon on the Mount and E pluribus unum.
I wonder how many school districts no longer refer to our nation as a melting pot?
So we can agree that the OP is beyond your ken?
I'm certain that anyone who has seen your attempts at posting were already aware.
You are an arrogant, divisive, sociopathic and bombastic jerk. You may baffle the biddable, but offer nothing to freethinkers and those grounded in reality.
We get the efforts to label the Democratic Party as Socialists, it scares the biddable and 30%, + for - of voters, will always fall prey to the hate and fear mongers like you.
You are an arrogant, divisive, sociopathic and bombastic jerk. You may baffle the biddable, but offer nothing to freethinkers and those grounded in reality.
We get the efforts to label the Democratic Party as Socialists, it scares the biddable and 30%, + for - of voters, will always fall prey to the hate and fear mongers like you.
I had a pretty good friend at work for a few years. He was Venezuelan. Nice guy.
We tried to warn him about socialism, too. But he promised that Chavez wasn't really a socialist and he was going back so he could be part of it.
Haven't seen him in a long, long time but last I heard, he was in Miami.
socialists are lying scum. And stupid.
Every last one of them
Even if they don't start out as murderous, totalitarian scum, they end up that way. ALL of them.
And every last one of them started out as a populist. for the people, etc, etc ad nauseam
If you went back and read about what Castro was saying during his time, what Lenin was saying, what Chavez was saying..... What ALL of them were saying --
They'd sound just like you. Not a bit of difference.
But this time, you're gonna do it right.........
IMHO, the appeal of socialism can be linked directly to the flaws in American politics. People are told how badly they are being treated, they see corporate excesses (e.g., raising drug prices without an obvious reason), people making extraordinary sums of money (e.g., corporate raiders putting people out of work by buying companies and closing factories), job insecurity, stagnant wages, raising costs, etc. and they need someone or something to blame. They are angry and angry people look for solutions outside the system. That is certainly Trump's and Bernie's appeal.....if the Democrats have their way.
1.There is the obvious explanation for so very many government school grads desiring socialism for this once great nation: the explanation is government schooling, owned and operated by Liberalism, Inc.
It isn’t about education, it is designed to indoctrinate…..and they're pretty good at it.
2. Only 47% of Democrats view capitalism positively
A new poll released by Gallup shows that for the first time in over a decade, Democrats are more passionate about socialism, viewing it more positively than capitalism."
Republicans are still heavily enamored with capitalism, with no noticeable change since polling conducted in 2010.
Notably, only 47% of Democrats view capitalism positively, a drop of 9 points (from 56%) in only two years.
POLL: Democrats More Positive About Socialism Than Capitalism
3. Here is the crux: Government school grads have no idea as to what they support.
Santayana was correct about those who don’t study history, proven here: “Marxist theory predicts the immiseration of the proletariat and subsequent revolution from below. This never happened in America. Labor confronted capital throughout the late nineteenth century, often violently, but American democracy and constitutionalism withstood the clash. Socialist movements remained minority persuasions. When Eugene V. Debs ran for president in 1912, he topped out at 6 percent of the vote.
Socialism is in vogue because no one is sure what it is. The classic definition of abolishing private property, a planned economy, and collective ownership of the means of production no longer applies. More people today believe that socialism means "equality" than "government control."
Six percent told Gallup that socialism is "talking to people" or "being social." The same Gallup poll that found 40 percent of the public has a positive view of socialism, however you define it, also discovered large majorities in favor of the free market leading the way on innovation, the distribution of wealth, the economy overall, and wages, and smaller majorities for free-market approaches to higher education and health care. Americans are very bad socialists.” America's Best Defense Against Socialism
4. “… their most prominent spokesmen frame their domestic agendas in the language of the welfare state and social democracy, even as they celebrate, excuse, or defend socialist authoritarians abroad. Sanders told NPR in March, "What I mean by democratic socialism is that I want a vibrant democracy." Okay, then—who doesn't? The following month he told Trevor Noah that socialism "means economic rights and human rights. …… To be a democratic socialist means that we believe—I believe—that human rights include a decent job, affordable housing, health care, education, and, by the way, a clean environment." Ibid.
5. But…..Sanders is a Marxist/Communist. “The DSA [Democratic Socialists of America] remains the principle branch of the Socialist International, whose primary goal is global governance under worldwide socialism.
The SI boasts it is successor to the First International of Karl Marx, 1864. “Ever since its inception in 1951, the Socialist International has made cosmetic efforts to distance itself from communist socialists.”
http://theconservativeactivist.com/forum/index.php?topic=1085.0;wap2
and
404 test
Socialism is Communism not quite strong enough yet.
Bet they didn’t tell you that in government school.
If we want to keep our system of capitalism we need to ensure it is following strict rules and those rules take into account that we are a nation of people, not just a nation of businesses.
Socialism and Communism are an fantastic utopia at the beginning. Everyone is happy, everyone doing the jobs that they want, everyone living their lives.
Until...
The first year, maybe two are great. Then there's a shortage and someone needs to make up for that shortage.
Socialism and Communism ends in the government dictating everyone's lives.
You want to go to college or university? Sorry, your scores aren't good enough, you are going to be a farmer and you better produce or you will be replace. Of course, your body won't be found.
You want a job? Sure, here you go. You are now a janitor...clean this crap up.
You want a place to live? Sure, here's an apartment within walking distance of your new job. No, you can't have a car, you don't need it.
You are too stupid to get married although this person here is stupid too and we need cannon fodder so sure, get married, have a bunch of kids.
Just remember, this is all for the greater good. Do your job, produce more than you consume and all is well. Don't and we execute you plus we will bill your family for the bullet.
