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    Die Einrichtung hat uns gut ausgebildet

    Von No-Match6172

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    1. No-Match6172 on

      SS: With the recent discussions here of Covid and UKR/Russia, I thought this quote was very appropriate. We are truly living in times where the most advanced propaganda and brainwashing programs are actively being used against us on a daily basis from birth.

    2. Brother_Esau_76 on

      EDUCATION AS A TOOL FOR HUMAN ENGINEERING

      The third printout is dated 1904 and is a report issued by the General Education Board, one of the first foundations established by John D. Rockefeller, Sr. The purpose of the foundation was to use the power of money, not to raise the level of education in America, as was widely believed at the time, but to influence the direction of that education. Specifically, it was to promote the ideology of collectivism and internationalism. The object was to use the classroom to teach attitudes that encourage people to be passive and submissive to their rulers. The goal was — and is — to create citizens who are educated enough for productive work under supervision but not enough to question authority or seek to rise above their class. True education was to be restricted to the sons and daughters of the elite. For the rest, it would be better to produce skilled workers with no particular aspirations other than to enjoy life. It was enough, as de Tocqueville phrased it, “that the people should rejoice, provided they think of nothing but rejoicing.”

      In the first publication of the General Education Board, Fred Gates explained the plan:

      “In our dreams we have limitless resources, and the people yield themselves with perfect docility to our molding hands. The present educational conventions fade from our minds, and unhampered by tradition, we work our own good upon a grateful and responsive rural folk. We shall not try to make these people or any of their children into philosophers of mental learing or of science. We have not to raise from among them authors, editors, poets, or men of letters. We shall not search for embryo great artists, painters, musicians, nor lawyers, doctors, preachers, politicians, statesmen of whom we have ample supply. The task we set before ourselves is very simple as well as a very beautiful one: To train these people as we find them to a perfectly ideal life just where they are… in the homes, in the shop, and on the farm.”

      — G. Edward Griffin, The Creature From Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve, pgs. 555-556.

    3. Freeze_Peach_ on

      Don’t follow their orders without thinking, follow my orders without thinking.

    4. AlvinArtDream on

      Fuck school, amirite?? Bet China isn’t anti education. We’ll see how this anti education trend works out in 20 years.

    5. gumbril on

      This is not completely true tho.

      The states with the worst education create most easily manipulated voter base.

    6. Blackrain1299 on

      Hate to be a downer but schools often try to teach kids how to think critically and make their own opinions. English Teachers will regularly ask you to put something in your own words. Science teachers will show you the scientific method and how to form your own hypothesis and reach conclusions. Math teachers request you to show your work so they can see what methods you used to reach the your answer. Social studies teachers will teach you history which allows you to form your own opinions based on what happened in the past.

      Is it perfect? Probably not. Are their some biases? Almost certainly some.

      But you know who absolutely wants you to follow orders unquestioningly? The church and/or religion in general. You’re not allowed to question holy books. You’re not supposed to question the church or gods chosen priests. Thats pretty sketchy imo.

      I have nothing against religion in your own home. But these mega churches that demand your income and give little back are a cancer.

    7. Weigh13 on

      So glad that my children well never spend even a moment in government indoctrination schools.

    8. nuesse33 on

      LETS DO AWAY WITH EDUCATION! ONLY USE QUESTIONABLE RELIGIOUS SOURCES AS MEANS OF EDUCATION, WE NEED TO ABOLISH SEPARATION OF CHIRCH AND STATE AND TEACHERS ARE BAD

    9. wookiesack22 on

      It would be awful if people blindly believed a book without questioning it…that’s why science and knowledge is different than religion. It can be tested, or proven in various ways.

    10. Npl1jwh on

      Yea and there is another institution designed to deal with the uneducated, anti-establishment person…

      It’s called the prison system.

    11. Anjuscha on

      I grew up in a European country where education is one of the best in the world.. like public education. When I moved to the US and eventually even taught for a brief moment at a PRIVATE school for a few months, I was baffled. Stuff that I learned in like 7-8th grade was taught here in AP courses in 10-11th grade, at least when it came to sciences like biology, chemistry, and physics. I think that the US has a huge issue with proper education and not expect as much from them. When I was teaching I doubled and tripled down on what they needed to deliver to get a good grade and there was a lot of pushback from parents and kids… which is a whole other problem in itself. But yeah the American education (outside of college) is subpar at best

    13. DzPshr13 on

      It’s remarkable how many people think themselves intellectually superior for denying everything authority tells them, even when it lines up with observable fact.

    15. Forsaken-Air4589 on

      99% of people think they are smarter or think more critically than everyone else. And 99% are wrong

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