The War on Kids: The Definitive Documentary on the Failure of the Public Education System
This is a 2009 award winning, critically acclaimed documentary of the complete and utter failure of the public education system and United States demonization of home schoolers. To purchase a high quality DVD of this and to get more documentation on this subject, visit http://www.thewaronkids.com
h/t BrassCheckTV
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They don’t want thinkers. They want subhumans who have just enough wits to do their jobs but not enough to go home, down a beer, and think about the meaning of life.
RE: Your comment about “pulling a Beulahman” ~ don’tcha know everyone wants to be just like you?
Posted by nooralhaqiqa | February 25, 2013, 1:59 amLOL
Is that why all the guys are sporting bald spots?
Posted by BMan | February 25, 2013, 5:15 amDear lord….After watching this film I feel so privileged to have gone to school in the 1950′s and ’60′s! Of course I grew up with the Beav and Sky Pilot so that is long ago. Not only was the education of higher standards (the Holoco$t was not anything much back then) but we never thought of “safety” at anywhere! The world was a safer place and our culture not yet corrupted even by the burn your bra feminism movement.
The mile walk to school was on shaded streets with elegant homes and on a tricky path that ran alongside a small creek. I did it four times a day because we went home for lunch except in winter. The land was quite level so I cannot exaggerate and say it was uphill both ways. How I loved that time alone to just think… no one thought of safety back then. It was just a fact of life…. damn what we took for granted back then.
My children went to an alternative school with extremely high parent involvement; there was a regular school a few blocks away. Guess which school had the fewer problems with behaviour.
Now I begin to understand that “back in the day” thing that seniors reminisce about! Dammit, I am still too young for that stage!
Posted by nooralhaqiqa | February 25, 2013, 2:44 amI was thinking the same thing as I watched the video. My podunk town had a great school. Safe because we simply didn’t do the same type of stuff that’s done today. Most respected each other and the teachers. Sure, there was a bit of hazing in a tame Animal House way, but mostly a good place.
Early on I walked to school which was about 6 blocks away and there was NEVER any fear.
My daughter is 8 and her new school is chock full of cameras and after Sandy Hook, even more difficult entrance procedures (show an ID, etc). But even here is a small town (and school) so everyone knows everyone else. There really is no fear, by and large.
But the education curriculum sucks and gives me a desire to pull her out for home schooling. Its just that the wife can’t do it on her own and I need to work, if I can land a job.
Posted by BMan | February 25, 2013, 5:20 amThe Children of Israel should avoid calling their children “kids”…
http://www.whctemple.org/
the truth hating talmudic terrorists who print the currency, own the media and ….
http://forward.com/
operate a crackhouse called Congress &
http://adask.wordpress.com/
take advantage of the gullible goy with the LANGUAGE…
http://www.ifamericansknew.org/stats/cost_of_israel.html
Take for instance the “jewish” state where no actual Israelites live…
http://www.jewishindc.com/events/the-network-event-february-28-2013.html
what’s the current cost / non-benefit analysis ratio on that spread sheet ?
curiously when 6 year old children KNOW the difference between an Elephant and a Giraffe….
it is exceedingly difficult to convince them that the two non alike animals are the same
please forgive my blatant WHITE SUPREMACY…it is apparently a genetic memory thingy…
Posted by Anthony Clifton | February 25, 2013, 6:22 am