Read a little history... It's the same playbook by the same people...
"All this was inspired by the principle - which is quite true in itself - that in the big lie there is always a certain force of credibility; because the broad masses of a nation are
always more easily corrupted in the deeper strata of their emotional nature than
consciously or voluntarily; and thus in the primitive simplicity of their minds
they more readily fall victims to the big lie than the small lie, since they
themselves often tell small lies in little matters but would be ashamed to resort
to large-scale falsehoods. It would never come into their heads to fabricate
colossal untruths, and they would not believe that others could have the
impudence to distort the truth so infamously. Even though the facts which prove
this to be so may be brought clearly to their minds, they will still doubt and
waver and will continue to think that there may be some other explanation. For
the grossly impudent lie always leaves traces behind it, even after it has been
nailed down, a fact which is known to all expert liars in this world and to all
who conspire together in the art of lying. These people know only too well how
to use falsehood for the basest purposes." -Adolf Hitler
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+1 yIt sure is!! To start with, their parental units weren't the BRIGHTEST bulbs on the tree!! then, you have mass media telling them of all the bullshit they're SUPPOSED to think is super cool, and, if THEY want to be seen as super cool, too, they MUST conform to this way of life and those things they're TOLD to like. THERE'S your brainwashing!! Nobody bothers to teach them to BE individuals so, they just copy everybody else and, as nobody else is TAUGHT to ACCEPT another's individualism, society forces them to pigeonhole themselves just to fit in and keep from being beaten up just because they didn't comb their hair the right way, this morning! That's one of the coolest things ABOUT the `60's and the early `80's!! You could be, look, dress, think as weird as you want and everyone in your peer group accepted you and even supported you and your right to be/look/dress/think that way!! Today, if you're not in the clique, nobody likes you!! And, apparently, these days, it's REALLY hip to be as stupid as possible!!
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Cell phones, too much t. v., video games, anti-social media, CNN, politics, the shit that passes for music, these days.
(Why is it called, "social media" when you have to be anti-social to use it? You're hanging out with a fried and you hear a new message come through on fascistbook, nitwitter or one of the other brainwashing sites so, you whip out your little toy phone to see what it was, completely ignoring your friend standing right there in front of you, until you can read and respond the new message and possibly a few others linked to it!!) - +1 y
When people want to be individuals they get trolled by alt right people online calling them snowflakes.
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@Armourdillo Being individual is fine. Being a stupid snowflake that thinks Biden is doing a great job is another story!
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I say this as a Biden critic, if you support him it strips you being an individual no matter what other opinions you have?
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Many people agreeing on something doesn't mean they agree on everything, unless I'm really out of touch
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@Armourdillo Not everyone agrees on all things.
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I understand that but I don't see how supporting Biden means you're not an individual. Unless you were saying that like a joke.
+1 yIf anything I think this generation is the opposite of brainwashed. We have the information at are finger tips and can make views and opinions for are self's without the media and school teachers telling us what to think. Yes I'll amit some are for example I know a lot of my friends who went uni have became brainwashed lefty's but that's because they are around it everyday and are just trying to fit in with that crowd because they are scared to speak there minds and are bullied into thinking a certain way my lectures and fellow students. I even have lied about my opinions on things before just so I wasn't hated on my people I worked with who all went to some hippie school that daddy paid for.
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+1 yI don't know if you don't know but if you're thinking that way then I think you need to look at the past before them you should be blaming the parents and everybody before them because they are only learning what the old is putting out the only picking up what the old generation has put down like if we say for example have a man-made thing and it's a bad thing the new generation has to pick up where the old generation left off so that's how it works unless the old generation does not create future issues for the future generation. So who you think should be blamed for the brainwash?
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It's easy: They outlawed school bullying after Columbine happened in 1999 (the first major school shooting in America) and raised a generation of Millhouses known as Millennials, who are so weak-minded, fragile, and soft, they never developed any character for themselves. They're also extremely bratty, selfish, narcissitic, and spoiled, being almost literal man-children. They're bratty 8-year old sh*ts in the bodies of late 20-somethings.
That by itself would be bad. But then you have politicians taking this generation of demoralized losers who hate themselves, hate their gender, hate their race, and most of all, hate their country, and telling them Communism and Neo-Marxism is the magic solution to all their problems. Forcefully take money from the rich and "redistribute it" to themselves, so they can continue being man-children with 10 TB of porn and $5,000 worth of marijuana in their bedrooms, and woman-children selling feet pics on OnlyFans and ordering Chinese food every night, thinking that's what proper "adulting" is.
And no, I'm not judging people based on their lifestyle habits alone. I'm judging these losers based on them thinking they know what's best for everyone in society and have the proper state of mind to run the world. Like Jordan Peterson memeically said, these people don't even know how to clean their room, let alone their bad habits in life. What better way to give hope to a generation of sad losers than with state-funded Communism and having them project out their self-hatred onto others through the virtue signaling fake-activism of "social justice." (Even saying it sounds wrong. "Social... Justice?" Like Cancel Culture trails against Derek Chauvin and Kyle Rittenhouse.)
As the quote goes, "Hard times make hard men, hard men make peaceful times, peaceful times make weak men, weak men make hard times..."10 Reply1.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Historically, teen rebellion is highly unusual. When a culture is stable teens will typically follow their elders. The idea of teen rebellion and non-conformity that began in the 50s was astroturfed by a new set of globalist/leftist elites ushered into power by FDR. Teen rebellion was quickly promoted by the media and entertainment industry. The iconic rebellious pop cultural figures of each generation that rebelled tended to actually be ten or so years older than that generation. At first rebellion was directed against the father (James Dean, etc.), then the whole older generation (the Hippies), then cultural norms generally (the 70s). Very quickly, the society understood teenage rebellion and discord between generations to be natural. Teenage rebellion was allowed to continue until almost all major institutions, especially corporations, were firmly subverted by the globalist elites. Once that happened, there was a last gasp of teen rebellion in the 1990s, but the rebels of that time, which vainly sought authenticity, found that their rebellion was impotent and easily commercialized (consider the Smashing Pumpkins line “Despite all my rage I am still just a rat in the cage.”). The millennials did not rebel at all. This was no accident. The media and entertainment industries did not produce rebellious pop cultural icons, but churned out advocates for the regime. Now the millennials are the regime’s cultural enforcers in the middle management and HR departments of corporations, schools, etc. Why is this generation of kids so easily brainwashed and manipulated? Because all of their incentives are structured to encourage compliance with prevailing thought and punishment for deviation from it.
00 Reply389 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. The easily manipulated geneations are the Boomers and Generation X. This is because the only source of information was controlled and gave the hoaxes that interested those in power. Such generations are those who have been trained to blindly trust the mass media as a source of information. In the past there was a widespread higher cultural level in contrast to this. However, since the 1980s, the fact that the more stupid one is, the more socially acceptable one is, has begun to be sold and to promote the ignorant from a working point of view. With significant effects on society and on whether people document themselves or not.
People who have been part of their teens with the information from the internet about which lies are always being shot have a lower propensity to believe such machinations. Generally these generations are more ignorant because they have had a simplified school.
From my point of view the most gullible are those of generation X. Instead the problem with Generation Z is not that they are manipulable, but that they don't understand a large part of the world they haven't lived in.00 Reply
+1 yTBH according to my recollection it just started with Tupac and biggie getting killed. I don't know you are cultural preference but Nas made a song called hip hop is dead and the early 2000s and he was right. Hip hop died and was replaced with a fraudulent doppelganger of itself. Now women are making music that men used to make and men are making music that women used to make. Masculinity has been replaced with ignorance Now these kids think that struggling means crying because your mom won't give you her antidepressants. I don't think that the powers that be wanted someone like Tupac and biggie being in charge of a whole generation, they definitely don't want an uprising unless it's of their own cause like all the BLM riots. Death Park and biggie were to successfully motivate an entire generation then revolution the likes of which we've never seen before could have happened. And if you remember what happened this last election then you know that one side will do whatever it takes to remain in power.
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yWell let's take a look at the 60s. Rough times right? Before, kids didn't really pay attention to politics that much. They didn't even know wtf it was or even cared for it. When the vietnam war/civil rights movement came along however, it surely became viral enough to the point young people started anti-war/race equality protests. Now fast forward to 2015, we have Trump first announcing that he was gonna become president of the United States. Due to insane mass coverage from the media, young people started to become obsessed with politics. Before 2015, we didn't care for politics at all. We just saw someone (like Obama) running for president and we thought he would be a good candidate as opposed to someone like John McCain, since we heard he wasn't the best choice. We couldn't give two fucks about boring ass politics back then. Now celebrities, social media influencers, outlets, the news, and talk show hosts are what constantly remind us of politics. I'm not saying that it's never been like that, but more so now since we have access to technology far greater than past generations. This makes it easier for corporations and social media outlets to manipulate how we think about events going on today. While social media has its benefits, it is also within a doubt a cancer as not only has it made a generation more depressed and mentally sick than the ones before it, but it also made it easier for people in power to mind fuck us.
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+1 yI dont think theyre brainwashed. I think they have a different perspective on life based on their experiences, no different that us with our parents. I know, personaly, with my kids, theyve had a better quality life in terms of opportunities and financial help, then myself or my ex hsuband had growing up. Yes that can make them spoiled children at times, but it also presents the chance for them to become stable much quicker than we did.
Also, god bless their little hearts. Look at the world theyre growing up in.10 Reply1.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. The main problem is that internet and social media companies censor the truth and promote their agenda. Too many people rely on those sources for information, but the information is often false.
The other problem is that parents have been terrible for a long time, relying on TV, the internet, and liberal teachers to teach their kids morals and critical thinking when they are actually just taught to repeat what they are told and to never question anything. I've worked in schools for 11 1/2 years. I have seen lies being spread purposely and have even been instructed to spread certain lies among the students. When I refused and told the students exactly what lies the administration wanted me to tell them I was disciplined at work. They get angry when someone won't help them lie to students.00 Reply- 1.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
+1 yI blame gen X for not giving them enough attention. Gen Z is obsessed with validation and tries so hard to be different. Their parents also don’t send them to therapy or go to family therapy to talk about why they want to use neo pronouns. And their college profs don’t challenge them and are afraid because they are like a cult
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Poor us ya know we get taught all the stupid things and people just wanna take advantage of us because we are young and didn’t grow up with the boomers so we don’t know the old ways
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Boomers don’t know shit and they were helicopter parents for most millenials. Our generation’s disappointments are that our parents told us we could be anything and then ruined the goddamned economy
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+1 ySOCIAL FUCKING MEDIA!! Your fucking useless facebook, snap chat, tick tock to name a few. Much of the problem exists because of parents as well. First off they get their kids smart phones at much too young ages, and don't control the content the kids use. Teens are on their phones pretty much every waking hour they are awake without parents limiting time.
In short it is Lazy not caring parents, and social media out for profit only regardless of anything else.34 Reply- +1 y
If schools banned kids from having cellphones, do you think parents would protest that their children's rights are being infringed on?
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@Armourdillo I don't know where you went to school but where I went to school and my kids now go to school cell phones are not allowed outside of your backpack or pocket. Pull it out and it is taken away for the day and not given back until school lets out for the day! To my knowledge there is no backlash from parents here.
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That's literally infringing on their rights and taking their property
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@Armourdillo Kids have very limited rights and cell phones certainly are not one of them. They can shut their fucking mouths, pay attention and learn something that just might make a difference in their future life and successes.
Anonymous(25-29)+1 yHonestly I'm afraid to have a child in this world every where I go pride is being pushed in my face be you be gay try it you might actually like being gay like wait I used to be a lgbtq member but personal life changes I am into men i never saw this as a trend just something normal like what you like not a big deal today they got question are you gay and telling kids try it try it try it like whooaahhhh why we pushing things onto people
40 Reply1.7K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. There's an interesting phenomena with the internet.
People click on things they like to see.
The internet has algorithms to give them the maximum amount of these. (You liked this, would you like that? You've seen this content creator before, want to see more?)
This creates an echo chamber over time, it's not like this is a one day process, it gradually pushes you to extremes.
"Brainwashing" occurs because they see more and more of the same opinions, that get more extreme over time.
"Manipulation" becomes easy because they only get used to seeing opinions they agree with.00 Reply751 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. they are the first generation of people raised by people who had single parents. their parents don't know shit so they have no chance. People my parents age pretty much had a 0% divorce rate while they still had kids in the house. throughout HS, I'd say I went our with probably 50 girls on dates and I met about every father. If your father or mother was raised with no father or no mother (less common) they missed a lot of things they won't be able to pass on. Few men my age can't say, change a tire or change oil or use common power tools efficiently because our father taught this and a lot more such as how to treat women and think for ourselves.
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+1 yMainstream media / the schools/ sex has became so open / social media especially Tiktok had destroyed them behind repairs.
Ah average good looking 16 year old has more sex experience than a 30 year girl that was born in the 80’s
Kids think is cool to do everything so early on.
Experiencing what a 35 year old man’s life at age 12.
Will destroy them!
They’re all know everything do nothing depressed braindead anti thinkers Tiktok generation.
While Chinese boys are learning about military stuff, and their girls are being put through education / learning by hands.
The west has became weak and lazy, and boys are extremely feminine that smallest words will break them.00 Reply6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. What do you mean "easily"? Rich people have spent billions on right wing think tanks to figure out how to brainwash people. When thousands of established careers are dedicated to tricking people who have had no real experience with con artists except maybe amatures, it is unreasonable to expect them to untangle all the lies in a 30 second sentence that took hundreds of man hours to write.
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+1 yWeak traditional & family values might be one of the reasons. No fear of a higher power could be another. Somehow, they learn to fend for themselves without any genuinely reliable support structure which results in choosing their own path that others just don't understand & accept.
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+1 yScgools dont teach, the teachers are pushing their political views onto kids. Theyve dumbed down subjects so the kids can pass and can't be critisized in case it hurts the kids feelings. So children are now neing taught gender neutral rather than geography or history. Their brains are being filled with absolute shite that they actually believe it.
00 Reply 1.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Largely the use of technology is a major factor. And having your kids grow up in public school around peers who are foolish, toxic, getting into shit, etc. Social media molds the younger generation's brain and sets them up to fail in the long run.
They have no true identity. No values. And no proper guidance.00 Reply- 911 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
+1 yKids take after their parents.
If your parents are conservative they're likely to push their agenda on you. Vice versa.
Some don't grow out of that, some don't realize they can form their own opinions, some don't want to try looking at things from a different perspective.03 Reply- +1 y
Not exactly I always saw my m on m as the what not to do list. I always say my mom loves to get drunk I am not going to it. I am28 years old never drank a beer or alcohol in my life.
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Yeah it's not always the case but often is as you're parents are your main influencers
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I see your point you are right. I guess Im not like my parents my first years of life I was raised by my grandmother.
+1 yTheir parents refused to believe that what goes on in schools today is so radically different from what they remember. They ignore red flags, because of a refusal to believe the danger is real. Conditioned themselves further by Mockingbird media to dismiss whistleblowers as fanatics and conspiracy theory kooks. See no evil, hear none, speak none, smell none. Then, the kids are lost.
00 Reply3.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Hmm we don't kill people for been witches when there clearly not. We don't believe floods are caused by gods. We don't go around saying all mental health problems are demons/possessions. I could go on but a smart person would get my point. If anything were the least brainwashed.
00 Reply449 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Social media played a big part of it for sure by them growing up with being surrounded by smart phones etc. On top of all the drama that is in this world today with Corona and all that stupid shit that has been occurring this Generation is pretty much doomed
00 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. The problem now isn't that there is more stupid people but that it's encouraging with social media. Stupid people in the old days hand no followers they where shamed and laught at. And you know full well that some people become what the inspire. So we get a horrible generation of misfits, new wave feminism and other moronic and illthought idealism spreading through the ranks of young people. It's pack mentality, you don't want to be the smart person who reject it, if you get bullied if you do.
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+1 yASeems to me it's the millenial underclass, the ones who came of age after the OWS movement. I think they just got lost in the social media sphere. You can tell that most of them now are more interested in becoming an "influencer" or straight up attention whore than previous peers.
The good news is that gen Z is much wiser to the social and political manipulation, but don't judge by what you see here.00 Reply 1.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Because life has been made so convenient for this generation and they've never had to worry about food or shelter or water... their minds are on frivolous things and since they don't have to worry about basic needs they focus on serving themselves to the Nth degree.
20 ReplyThey and we've been taught from a very young age to trust authority implicitly. It's really shocking how blindly trusting people our age are though. They don't believe the big government could/would hurt them because of laws. They just haven't had experiences with authority figures abusing them.
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+1 yAnyone who doesn't agree with you politically in your opinion is brainwashed and easily manipulated so. . . that isn't a big stretch
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Not exactly. It’s not that black and white
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Well, I have seen you post and you blame racial problems on the media. Which is weird, since you believe in the concept of race. I am pretty certain you did not get your beliefs in human races from the media.
You don't seem to believe in science. . . something that isn't supposed to be political in the first place.
You hate Biden and the Democrats.
But most of all, you feel these political arguments are the only ways to measure differences and diversity of thought. So a person can't be a scientist and be considered to be "free-thinking" even as his/her discipline requires a strict adherence to experimentation, observation, and fact.
And that is only one example out of thousands.
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Buddy you’re all up and down wrong about me.
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@Kingofkings1992 if he take is wrong about you than set the record straight. Personal i think your the victim of information, thought and emotion control tactics. And are spread the bad ideas in hopes get some confirmation on your obscured view of reality.
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Dude, it is your world.
I am just in it.
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Yes learn about the BITE model and cult like tactics and how you are the victim of them can make you feel like an idiot for believing such obvious bullshit but it is ok it can happen to anyone and i am here for you, @Kingofkings1992 . I will help you into the light of critical thinking.
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@Caunsos @goaded I would just like to note, I have no problem with King believing whatever theory or politics he chooses. My point is that he and his define two and only two sides to every single debate or issue. There is his side. . . then everyone else's. In his mind, there are only 2 or 3 ways to be a Conservative.
Then 281,453,319 ways to be a liberal.
That's just how they roll.
So there is no such thing as a fiscal Conservative who supports abortion. Or a moral/ethical Conservative who who doesn't do the cult of personality.
You are either with him in every single day. Or you are against him. . . in every single way. There is no room for compromise, in fact there never was.
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@RolandCuthbert i too don't care what king believes. I just want to say something that the length and deepth of his believes that it was worth actually discussing. Or atleaat stop saying things so short and sallow that they could be compared to childish remarks.
at least i got small laugh out hime before gave up. - +1 y
@Caunsos But it is weird. They define their actual debate tactics as a matter of perspective. Right? If you sprend three paragraphs talking about factual data supporting climate change, they will just write back how you are just a weird crazed libtard. Then when you respond in kind, they become victims.
So their point isn't to win a battle of ideas or to provide any rational explanation for their beliefs or positions. It is simply to mock and provoke. Then when you are provoked. . . somehow you are "triggered". But no one triggers them. . . because when they are namecalling and spewing hateful rhetoric, they are doing it. . .
for fun.
I think we should really start understanding the psychological issues for this type of behavior. - +1 y
@goaded Remember, they are "Conservatives" that somehow don't like disagreement. They will delete opinions, shut conversations down, block you. . . and the only thing you would have done is point out the factual reasons why they were wrong.
I disliked liberalism back in the 90s and 2000s, because I felt that's how liberals argued. It would seem things have changed 180 degrees. The "how" is the thing that is getting me.
When George Will left the Republican party, I knew it was over.
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The thought and political leaders of the Republican party are fascists, at this point. Once you stop accepting the results of elections, you've left behind the idea of being the world's oldest continuous democracy.
And the ones that accept the election (McConnell) are silent, which is just as bad if not worse, because they lend credence to the idea that the only people pointing out what they don't want to hear are on the left.
Not to mention the ones killing off their citizens by the tens of thousands to score political points.
12K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Government schools taught by union teachers and administrators applied propaganda from the 60's.
Their only source of information is corrupt social media and the newz media.
Hollywood has played a part.
This generation are aimless sheep who believe they are entitled to everything.00 ReplyPretty sure they are actually thinking for themselves and are not indoctrinated by the media of both fox and msnbc like the older generations who grew up on TV.
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Lol 😂
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@ez-bri-z oh please girl 🙄. Critical thinking is something very few can compete with me on. That’s adorable
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Oh man, this is tempting, but I've seen your other posts and I know you're just promising a good time that will never be delivered.
Your critical thinking basically boils down to remembering to breathe while walking. While I love debating, this isn't going to be a fun one and I dont feel like lowering myself to your standard of thought just to make it interesting. - +1 y
Well to be fair I did just work a 13 hour day. What have you done today besides fuck off?
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@Kingofkings1992 wow! You are just full of witty comebacks aren't you? Especially the one about pulling a 13 hours shit to completely disengage from the conversation? Whew
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@l2igorous You’re right I don’t attach much importance to this conversation. Good observation
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Simple, they have been indoctrinated by the far left to think what they are told to think.
Control the schools, control the minds, control the resources, and you control the country.
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I got beat up for being gay because I had long hair in third grade. Non of us even knew what gay was.
So unfortunately, no. The younger generations are not thinking for themselves. - +1 y
Hmm... how does that work in heavily republican states that are starting to flip purple/blue because of the youth and minority voting, but have definitely been in control of the education systems there?
And yes, if you control everything then of course you'd basically control the country, but in this case the trend is becoming somewhere more in the middle which is encouraging. Millenials have shown a propensity for fiscal responsibility except when it comes to things like technology, but they also care about typical liberal talking points like climate change and social equality. They are sort of like the best of both worlds. - +1 y
What states are you talking about?
I don't think that is happening.
But honestly, a few things about that right off the bat. One, republicans don't pay enough attention to education. They can control the legislature and still let the Democratics control the schools. It's shameful but it definitely happens. Two, young people are foolish. That is a universal truth. If you can get a kid to hop in your rape van with a puppy you can get a teenager to vote democrat with false promises about pot and college tuition.
Three, I have seen tons of evidence of election fraud. There is a new high profile action on that now that there has been a whole year of evidence come out and verified and plenty of individual people and institutions have already been convinced. But the UK press thought Ridenhouse was a racist murderer who shot black people when he was actually just an idiot teenager who paniced and shot a repeatedly convicted pedofile. You don't see the evidence of fraud because your media is less informed than ours so you think it doesn't exist. But that is a different debait.
I live in VA, where we just took back the executive branch and the house because the Democratic candidate stood next to Joe Biden and supported his statement that "parents shouldn't be telling schools what to teach"
This was in response to parents outraged over racial segragation, sexual assault, pornography, and posters of Chinese communist leaders in classrooms.
How does it work that Democrats control the schools even in republican controlled states? Republicans are dumb and they don't pay any attention to the schools. That's how schools, perticularly colleges have a strong "democrat" bias even in red States. - +1 y
Climate change is a scam. Do your own unbiased research. Yes the earth is getting warmer but the temperature has never been consistent and the other option is another ice age. Actually, according to real climate science we are currently in an ice age.
So that makes my point for me. Kids are brainwashed. The powerful know polutuion is a problem but both the Obamas and the Pelosis live in huge beach front mansions and fly private jets. They don't care about the environment. They want us to walk to work so they can buy a bigger jet without sea level rising an inch and flooding their living room.
Kids fall for it because they don't do their own research.
Segragated classrooms isn't the way to fight "Jim Crow era racism". Joe Biden is a Jim Crow era racist who worked with the KKK to fight integration and is trying to take it back. Kids are dumb enough not to see that because they were taught not to think for themselves. They sure as hell wern't focused on teaching math and science and history. And we all know that. Our actual academic scores suck. We have a huge budget. Democrats are usually in charge of the schools, kids are required to attend or they lock the parents up so. . . What are they teaching?
They are indoctrinating them just like the Russian man said they are. - +1 y
You haven't made a point at all and, in fact, some of your points are just factually incorrect. Republicans care a lot about education and mostly just how to take away a wider variety of talking points to specifically talk to passing a test. They aren't actually wanting you to be educated because if you were, you'd actually question more things in life and not take things at face value for what they lead you to believe.
Second, no you haven't seen any voter fraud other than the cases where republican voters tried to vote twice and were caught. There have been multiple audits including ones financed by the Republicans that have come back as nothing found. - +1 y
Your kids might think for themselves, but most dont.
Here is my question though. Do you really let them? My dad is apathetic and uninvolved so I never had a choice.
But, in a two party system, I can't imagine you would ever let your kid vote for trump. I saw a black teenager make a video of his mom's reaction when he said he voted for Trump because he thought Trump was the better candidate. She was furious.
Do you actually encourage your kids to disagree with you? Do you listen to them and change your opinion sometimes?
I don't mean this as any kind of attack but I can't imagine you would actually let your kid hear my side and have a chance to make their own political choices. I'm poor. I live here. I see the results and how they effect me.
Finally enough middle class liberal mom's realized they can't trust the "Democrats" with their kids and we took the whole state in one election. (Not counting the Senate because they weren't up for election)
But you have to realize... These are the same people who told their kids republicans were evil two and 4 and 6 years ago. Elected the "Democratic" who blocked the parents out of the schools in the first place.
You think that might have been part of the reason so many of us didn't know better in 2012 and 2016? I voted for Hillary because I was indoctrinated to think Trump was evil.
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I saw the results. Started listening. Saw how the "Democrats" flat out lied about what I saw in Charlottesville. But I live here. I didn't have to take their word for it like most people.
I saw the uncut 60 minutes interview Trump leaked and I saw how he had the right answers and they manipulated him till they got one bad take, then cut out all the rest.
I started listening to him speak for himself and I got the letter in the boxes he sent to the food bank so I could get enough to eat after the Democrats in VA ruined my life.
So, that's when the spell broke and I really started to look at both sides and make my own choices. I wasn't really thinking for myself before that. And I am way ahead of most people my age. - +1 y
My dad was the same way. He believed kids were better not seen or heard.
I would never dare tell my kids how to vote. I dont force or prevent them from exploring any educational or religious pursuit they want to learn more about. I try to provide a safe environment in which to do it and offer unfiltered advice, but I refuse to let them grow up in an echo chamber of my own thoughts.
Growing up my dad was a big believer in "do it because I said so". My wife and I are of the opinion of "do it first and if you disagree we can talk after. If you can provide a better solution then I am all ears". Sometimes, especially with our son, he can make a compelling argument or negotiation and we have amended our stance. Communication is absolutely essential to any relationship. Our kids will grow up thinking for themselves and while I might not always agree with their conclusion, as long as continue to communicate well and research, then I'll be happy. - +1 y
Yeah I'm removing the comments because all you needed to do was a simple apology and you couldn't manage that. Also, I have no idea where you got it in your head that I'm overseas, but I live in Texas. In case your geography classes failed you, we didn't suddenly break out I to the gulf of Mexico and then float across the sea.
If you want to try and make your points again without mentioning my children, please feel free. I will talk down every point just as I always have. If you even hint at commenting on them again, I'll remove all your comments and block you again.
I'm already regretting I unblocked you to begin with at this point. - +1 y
You are the one who brought up kids thinking for themselves.
I didn't say anything bad about your kids. I said that no one can make their own choices if they only see one option. That's a fact. It's common sense. It shouldn't be offensive to you. I didn't expect it to be.
but it is for some reason. 🤔
And no, you still didn't address any of my points. 🤷🏼♂️
But sure, I said what I have to say. You outed yourself as the kind of person who thinks they know better than I do what I have seen with my own eyes.
I'm disappointed because you were one of the few people on the left who I thought actually considered the facts but... I guess I should have known something wasn't right about that on face value. 😕
Joe Biden? Social Equality?
Come on man... You're smarter than that. You just don't know who or what you are talking about because you don't know the facts or the history.
Doesn't make you any less inteligent. But it does make you less accurate.
I'd rather have a buddy who misses with a rock than shoots accurately at the wrong target with a high powered rifle. 😕
But hey, I actually don't enjoy angry hateful arguments. I thought we were going to be friends but, I'm just gonna let you do you.
I'm not here to tell you how to teach your kids. I didn't. And I wouldn't. That is up to the parents.
That's why we won in VA. And you have to live here to vote on it. - +1 y
I can't apologize for something I didn't do.
You have to take the comments off because everyone else can read too. 😕
I really thought better of you. - +1 y
I didn't say anything about your kids, good or bad. And we both know that.
You ignored all my points, pretended to be offended by something I didn't do and took the comments off.
I'm just disappointed because I thought you were the one leftist who didn't have to resort to that game.
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If the fact that "nobody can think for themselves without seeing both sides, myself included" is offensive to you,
That's a you problem.
But yeah, I could say something there. I just choose to try to explain that is common sense and not an attack.
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Big flop from you.
And I'm especially disappointed because I was going to copy that and save it because I explained it really well without getting mean or mad about it.
But shit, you definitely reassured me of 3 things.
I'm right.
You are wrong.
And the left has absolutely no argument so they resort to emotional screaming and silencing the other side.
I'm genuinely disappointed in you. - +1 y
Go back and read the beginning of our conversation. You brought my kids up first. I talked about kids in general, but you specifically brought MY kids into it. I tried to answer in good faith and you doubled down on being insulting.
I'm not tolerating it. If you don't think you are being insulting then you clearly need to reevaluate your interpersonal relationships because you may be the kind of asshole that people tolerate but don't really like.
You also seem to be under the impression I care what you think about me. I had you blocked for a reason and the only reason I even unblocked you was because you made a mytake that specifically mentioned me and I got tagged so my curiosity got the better of me.
I dont limit my kids to one option. If I did, then I wouldn't have allowed them to explore their religious questions and start praying when they learned about it in daycare. If I did, I wouldn't let them watch the news when it is on. I wouldn't talk to them about world events like the pandemic and differing points of views. You have seen enough of my posts here to know that while I absolutely have my own opinions, I will engage with anyone to learn about their points of view and talk it through with them. I dont shy away from talking things through with people because that's how I learn.
I had every intention of answering your questions, but now I dont feel like I owe you a thing. I also remember why I blocked you in the first place. Your sprawling multi posts that can be done in one and incessant use of emojis. - +1 y
If your whole comment is "I removed your comment. I always address all your points"
Everyone else with a brain can see that, scratch their head and say "but wait... She didn't address anything"
And I don't think you can remove your own comments so.. 🤷🏼♂️ - +1 y
And again, you are wrong. I'm not a leftist, Im a centrist.
This is why I can never take you seriously. You don't pay attention. We have covered all of this before. You get so locked into trying to prove a point with the most shallow debate points, follow it up with a sarcastic use of an emoji and consider yourself a deep thinker.
You aren't.
In fact most of your posts are formulaic and easily disproved, but that won't matter to you. You double down and try to take it further. Even in debates where I was agreeing with you, you continued to harp on the same points instead of just moving on. - +1 y
Sweetheart, you told me what u haven't seen with my own eyes from. the other side of the ocean.
You limit YOURSELF to one opinion by rejecting any information you don't like.
All I said was that nobody could think for themselves without seeing both sides. That still isn't an attack. I even went out of my way to say it wasn't and explain that didn't make you (You, not your kids) any less inteligent.
So you took it off. That is pitiful.
But no, I don't think you care what anyone else thinks. I thot you were smart enough to debait the facts and maybe even change your stance based on new information but you flopped HARD.
Resorted to claiming I said something I didn't say when I never attacked you or your kids and deleting the evidence.
You make yourself out to be a lot less than you are by doing that.
If I didn't know better, I would honestly think you couldn't address my points but, honestly I'm not sure if it's that, or you just didn't read what I said properly, misinterpreted it and flew off on a "don't touch my precious children" rant.
I don't have anything against your kids. I have never met them. I never said anything bad about them.
I understand, you have probably faced a lot of assholes telling you that you shouldn't be allowed to raise them how you want to so I sympathize.
But there is no need to take that out on me. I never attacked you or your kids. I am genuinely sorry I touched a nerve there.
That wasn't my intention. Like I said, I thought we were going to be friends but seriously, don't get so upset over a different point of view.
It's unbecoming. It makes you look less capible than I know you really are. And it limits your information which leads to a smaller picture and a weaker argument.
Me, I promised my little one I would play with the string like an hour ago and it definitely hurt her feelings that I was too busy worried about the future of the human babies to keep my promise.
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You don't know me. You probably couldn't survive a lot of what I have seen. The experts have told me most people don't and, again, not trying to insult you, but you don't have anything like my emotional resilience.
I got beat up for being gay for so long that nothing can hurt my feelings. Call me what you want, I'm not bothered by words.
I didn't say anything bad about your kids. You are just really super triggered by my point that people can only think for themselves if they get to see both sides, and you can't possibly be passing that on if you tell other people what they have seen with their own eyes.
That's no way to see a different perspective.
But to be clear, that reflects badly on YOU. not on your kids.
Emojis can't hurt you.
But aparently the idea that you aren't as objective as you think you are really sets you off in a big way and you don't want my help to step outside of that box today. - +1 y
You are not remotely a centerist.
I would know. I voted for Hillary and Trump back to back. - +1 y
You have now spent about half an hour totally ignoring my one point and doing everything you possibly can to avoid addressing it while you insist that you would rather address the points than go off on a tangent.
And we both know that.
I have kept it on topic as well as I can. You obviously don't want to talk about it, but you are so set on avoiding any sort of information you don't already agree with you feel a passionate need to discredit the guy who has a point you can't address.
You don't know what I have seen. You couldn't possibly.
By claiming that you do you show your bias and flat out refusal of any information you don't already agree with.
And that can make it impossible for even the smartest people to learn new things or objectively choose between different options.
Your kids have nothing to do with that. You're just desperately trying to make me out to be a bad guy when I didn't attack anyone. - +1 y
Ok first off, don't call me sweetheart. Second, the Red River between Texas and Oklahoma... is a river. The Gulf of Mexico... is a gulf not an ocean.
Remember that part where I said you don't pay attention? Yeah, blaringly obvious right there that you keep insisting im not American.
You haven't provided any useful, relevant or factually correct information for me to even begin to consider changing my stance on.
You absolutely did bring my kids into this debate. You specifically mentioned them regardless of your intent. You were warned not to talk about them and yet here we are still arguing that you did and I didn't alter the original posts at all. So feel free to go see for yourself.
I told you to repost your arguments without mentioning my kids and you couldn't even do that. You got focused on continuing to mention them. In fact, I would venture to say you may have some sort of issue with overfocused ADD, autism or maybe OCD because of your inability to process social queues and your overbearing need to stay on a single topic.
I'm literally giving you a chance to talk about the point and stop mentioning my kids. Take it or im done with you. - +1 y
You are the only one resorting to personal attacks because you are the only one who has to.
I have thick skin so I don't even respond to them. You can't hurt my feelings. I grew up on 4-chan because my parents would rather scream at me and hit me for fun. 🤷🏼♂️
You get triggered by... Emojis?
I honestly don't understand. I think they are a good way to keep things light and express tone/intent.
But I try to also clarify that I'm not trying to hurt you or your kids in plain English. Like, over and over, so you can feel safe.
I understand that most rejection of new/different points of view actually comes from a place of fear caused by past experiences. - +1 y
I asked you how you raise your kids. That's true.
But that is a question about you and not about your kids.
And it's totally on point in a discussion about how kids are being raised. That was to give you an opportunity to use your experience to make a credible argument for your point of view. It wasn't an attack. And it had nothing to do with your kids. I know absolutely nothing about them. What could I possibly dislike?
And okay. I will refer to you from now on only as your royal highness. 💂
(But you're going to have to deal with the royal guard emoji) - +1 y
I'm not trying to hurt your feelings. Honestly if I was trying to hurt your feelings I'd stop talking to you. That actually seems to be a more effective method.
I dont get triggered by emojis. You just overuse them sarcastically and its more of a pet peeve than anything. If you need to use a picture to express tone and intent, perhaps work on your writing ability more. There has been no mistaking my tone or intent by my posts now has there?
Now let me just make it super easy for you: bullet point your thoughts that make no mention of my kids or your intent when you mentioned them and move on. - +1 y
I'm literally not even talking about your kids.
You are stuck on that.
I changed the system to be "anyone, myself included" as soon as you got upset about it.
You run miles around the point to try to bring it back to demonizing me for something I didn't do. And again, you are the only one taking it to personal attacks. I'm not. I don't usually respond to those.
But I will say,
My sister has OCD. She'll be the first to say I have the exact opposite. And I don't think you know why ADD stands for.
But it's honestly like... really concerning to me at this point because I had no idea that would hurt you so much.
I'm genuinely concerned about your happiness and I think you should probably think about something else for a little while.
Also, im going to go do the string thing because it's been like a whole hour and a half and you are literally arguing over something I didn't say.
And. Case in point... If I did you wouldn't have removed it. You did that so you can claim I said whatever you want or just remember it as the way it FELT Instead of the way it happened.
My mom is diagnosed with PTSD. I am very familiar with that and I sympathize. But, I can't apologize for something I didn't do because then, in your mind, I admitted it so it must have happened.
But I can say, I'm genuinely sorry I set you off and I hope you are alright. I don't have anything against you or your family. I actually wanted to work towards a constructive plan because I think we can all agree the world is not currently what we would like to pass on to the next generation.
But hey, orange man bad. I know. I'm used to it. - +1 y
Elbert Einstein wasn't a social expert but he still had valuable ideas that moved the world forward. Elon musk is like... Honestly hard to listen to sometimes.
And, I think a lot more people would understand Trump's perspective if they could see past the fact that he is one of the worst public speakers and is terrible at putting his thoughts into words.
He didn't think anyone should shoot up bleach. He thought pharmaceutical engineers should be investigating therapeutics along side vaccines.
He just didn't know how to explain that in doctor words.
I was raised by psycopaths so I don't know how to say everything in sweet and cuddly words but that doesn't make me evil. It just means I can see right through the baseless personal attacks to the hurt underneath them and try my best to respond to that Instead of escalating the situation by responding to them.
Different people are different. I wish the left really was about tolerance and acceptance. I'd still be one of them. - +1 y
ADD - attention deficit disorder. Overfocused ADD is when you can't pay attention to anything else because you become locked into one particular thing and can't move on. Please do go on about what I do and don't know though. I love you trying to play the intellectual superior. It's cute.
Now, thanks for apologizing. Do me favor. Let's make all future posts free of mentioning anything to do with the previous posts or posts about what you did or didn't say about my kids. Cool?
Cool.
Now before I begin, I need you to acknowledge I am an American citizen, born and raised here in the US and have never been overseas, because for some reason you have it stuck in your head I'm foreign.
Now, second, I need you to acknowledge that having school age children, I'm acutely aware of what is currently being taught in Texas schools currently.
Republicans here have been very active in trying to limit what is being taught in our schools doing everything from blocking CRT, to banning books covering LGBT topics, to modifying all classes to teach to a single standardized test. They do this all while cutting education budgets forcing teachers and parents to buy supplies for the schools on top of our taxes that get paid to pay for those education programs.
In fact, in the previous administration Betsy Devos specifically targeted for-profit higher education allowing colleges to either price people out of an education or trapping them in extreme debt which also benefits a republican agenda.
What else you got? - +1 y
My point was
+You can't possibly have know what I have seen, but you THINK you do even though I live here and you are on the other side of the ocean and that shows a strong bias, and a flat out, totally unreasonable rejection of any information that conflicts with said bias.
+No you don't know what I have seen. You just snap to denial because you don't like it.
+I don't actually like it either. it's not like that's what I wanted to find.
+You may feel that you encourage others to think freely but no person could possibly do that without having access to alternative points of view which you flat out and unreasonably reject.
+It is unreasonable to reject a local with first hand experience and deny what they have seen in place of a for profit media corporation. It's especially unreasonable to believe you know better what someone else has seen than they do. Especially someone you have never met from a different continent.
++Because of this, I believe you limit your ability to think for yourself. You are super inteligent, but it's like taking an army sniper to a shooting range with two bad guy cut outs and one good guy, covering up one of the two bad guy targets, and telling him to choose for himself what to shoot.
Chances are he'll shoot the bad guy in the head, insist it was a perfect shot, and be very angry if you tell him he should have shot the other target.
And he would be right. But he wouldn't have had the opportunity to make his own decision. To do that, he would need to have all the information.
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I don't think that point is offensive. I don't think it's even up for debait.
I think you either consiously or unconsciously rejected it and diverted the conversation to what was, essentially, "orange man bad" for like 45 minutes of my cats string time.
But I am very patient and understanding and I feel like you are better than most of them and would be an extremely powerful force for good if you could only accept new information that conflicts with your existing opinions and use that to adapt your stance to be even better than it is now.
+I literally quit 4chan. I got good and then got bored and also felt bad. If I wanted to attack someone I wouldn't do it here. - +1 y
I have never heard of ADD being used to describe someone who as you said yourself, is extremely dedicated to staying focused on the topic at hand.
But, luckily for you they tested me right away. I was off the fucking walls and the teachers wanted me drugged.
The result was that I didn't have ADD. I was bored because I was super inteligent and I was bored.
But no, I didn't say I was smarter than you.
None of us know everything. If someone says to me "I don't think you understand that" I don't take it as an attack. I ask them why they feel that way and figure I might be about to learn something useful.
This is why and how I can end up so far ahead of most people my age and even most people with far more experience.
You are obviously super inteligent.
My critique is that you are extremely resistant to learning anything that you don't already know. And that limits your ability to change as the world does. You shoot like a pro, but you have to pick your head up off the scope and look at the field or you will get blindsided.
But hey, please understand that is an analogy and I don't even own a gun. It's just a good way to explain. Its actually something I had to work hard to learn how to do. But that has meant I got a lot of practice and got pretty good at it. - +1 y
But yeah, I was pretty sure you told me you were British before.
I guess I was mistaken.
But that doesn't change the fact that you can't possibly know what I have seen better than I have. - +1 y
I think it's interesting how you say you don't want to talk about the thing and then bring it back up yourself, literally in the very same post. Like, I get it. You want to be the only one who is allowed to have an opinion or perticipate in the discussion but that isn't how democracy works.
That said, to address your other points.
CRT is bad. It absolutely should be banned. It usually includes segragating classes which has been banned for many deccades because it caused a lot of problems.
Joe Biden was a predominant member of the KKK lead political movement to resist integration. He is now pushing CRT and segragated classes.
Doesn't take a genius to see that is bad. That's why Texas (and many other states) are banning it.
MLK said it best. People should be judged by the content of their character and not by the critiqued based on political theories regarding racial predjuice.
I'm glad I wasn't brought up that way.
I wouldn't want my cat taught that.
I wouldn't want a stranger taught that.
Thanks to CRT and social justice we have black girls asking if they don't get dates because they are black, feeling undesirable, when if you read the comments... She is gorgeous and Literally almost nobody thinks that way in 2020.
By it's real definition, racism is practically extinct. That's why Joe Biden and his pals came up with a new one to bring it back. It's how they got rich and famous, it's how they stayed in power, it was almost gone so they improvised.
And they convinced you that segragated classes are GOOD. they are a GOOD thing now. 😉
Like... Come on man. - +1 y
Oh, and two more things I meant to work in but forgot.
You said republicans care about schools, now you say they are defunding them and trying to stop people going.
They obviously aren't spending their time and money trying to get kids a good education or be an active part of setting the curriculum. You proved me right again and seem to pick a side on that based on your current point within the same debait.
And, while I completely agree with you that many republicans are anti gay and that is wrong, there are also many people on the left who are anti straight, anti white, anti male and the list goes on.
I don't think the majority of republicans are anti gay. Or trying to ban equality.
I think mosy of them are trying to ban discrimination and indoctrination.
The proud boys are an organization founded on the ideas of fighting against racial discrimination and rape culture. But the left wing media says they are white supremacists because they don't think all white people are created evil, or that Muslims should be allowed to rape people, say they thought it was okay and avoid any punishment.
As a white female who I know has a hard stance against rape (and rightfully so) you would probably agree with both points. 1, that you aren't evil. And 2, that rapists should always be punished, and people from other cultures should be educated about our laws regarding rape and their sentences before being allowed into the country.
But, you probably haven't done the same unbiased research I did. I expected them to be white supremacists because that is what everyone thinks. But I wanted to know all the facts and I was shocked by what I found.
That is probably what is going on with the "banning CRT and LGBT from schools"
My understanding is yes, racially predjuiced education is bad and people want to ban it.
But the issue with "removing LGBT books from libraries" was about pornography. Not Bert and Ernie. - +1 y
¹ Nope. I sure can't tell you what you've seen. Then again, as you finally correctly pointed out, I'm not British or overseas. Im living in the same dystopian nightmare where people thinks its ok to openly march on our capitol, threaten to kill elected members of our government and then celebrate "freedom" while trying to install a would be dictator who refuses to answer to the checks and balances instituted by our founding fathers and corrupted over time by the greed of corporations and the weak willed politicians bending the knee to their corporate sponsors.
² I don't snap to denial. You just need actual proof which you have never provided.
³ how am I denying anyone access? I research and provide detailed statistics when needed in most of my debated that become serious. Very few actually do that without posting from a single source that isn't a certified source. Usually they post something from Facebook and call it a day.
⁴ yeah again, on the same continent living in the same general circumstances
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That said, she has waited patiently for the string for like two whole hours while you attacked me for something I didn't do so, unfortunately I am right out of time for this.
And I will be very frustrated if she is too tired now. So I probably won't have any more patience for it later either.
Honestly, huge waste of time. - +1 y
⁵ whether you heard of it before or not is inconsequential. Its actually a thing. So don't discount my experiences either when it comes to knowing things.
⁶ yeah. I had the same problem in school. A lot of intelligent people do. That's because schools are forced into a curriculum that is the same whether you are a genius or a barely passing student. Heck in my case, the school I attended as a kid didn't even have a GT program. They had to bus me to a different school district on certain days of the week just so I could be challenged. Its something we just have to learn to deal with and not become emotionally unstable with outbursts because of it.
⁶ your assessment of me, as have been most of your thoughts about who and where I am, are again incorrect. I have an incessant need to know how and why things work. I want as much information as I can. I hate echo chambers. Despise them. You'd know this by doing any research on me and my post history. But again, this is where we differ. You rely on your beliefs to lead your experiences. I rely on my experiences to develop my beliefs.
I researched your previous opinions to learn how to best deal with our debate. I like to prepare. I love research. - +1 y
Not sure what you are struggling with here. You can care about something by not encouraging it.
Need an example? Let me help. Yoi have been using gun references so let me use military references for you. If I make a battle plan to launch an air strike, would I not want to take out the anti aircraft guns that would make it harder for me to do so? I care that they are there. I also care to get rid of them.
Does that help clarify it better for you?
Stop assuming I'm proving you are right. It honestly is making you look foolish every time you say it and are wrong. - +1 y
+Trump was impeached twice, never found guilty of anything.
Biden's mandates have been ruled unconstitutional and Psaki was seen yesterday saying they plan to keep trying to overthrow the courts.
America was founded on the idea that the people have the right to liberty and that means overthrowing their government by force if need be.
Your guy wants to do what Hitler did and force experimental drugs on people AFTER the courts struck it down.
Trump was found innocent by your side twice.
I have not heard one single person sugguesting we kill all liberals or vaccinated but I have heard a lot of people say they want to kill all republicans and un vaccinated. But... Joke is on them... We're happy to wait and see what happens and then defend ourselves if we have to.
+"No you haven't seen..."
That's flat out snapping to denial and you just tried to back pedal it by... Snapping to denial. You wastes so much of my time im not going to go find the links for you, but according to the republican legislature you are going to be hearing a lot more about it soon. But yes. I have seen it. The fact that you haven't makes my case and not yours.
+You deny yourself access you the other side because you flat out reject any facts or evidence you don't like and don't go looking for the things that the powerful don't want you to see.
You probably think Trump never condemned white Supremacy but you've probably heard him say "very fine people on both sides" taken out of context, which he said 30 seconds before he said he totally condemns the white supremacists.
You said it yourself by accident "I research... When it's needed in most of my debaits"
The fact that you have to do that goes back to one of my points a very long time ago. You aren't informed. You have an opinion. You then spend 5 minutes on Google looking for a source that supports your opinion. That's not research, that's observation bias in a nut shell. - +1 y
+Same continent is better than I thought. But we could be in the same room and I might still see something you didn't. Every play where's Waldo?
I've been formally trained in observation and reporting by the DCJS. Before the certificate expired I was actually considered a professional witness in court.
So, I see a lot of things people standing beside me looking the same way don't.
Let alone people who are half way across the country.
PS: Texas? Why don't you live in LA where the Democrats are in charge of the schools and everything else? It's like the ideal community.
😂🤣😂😂🤣😂
But seriously, I'm so out of time for this. - +1 y
We agree that the republicans only interest in schools is to spend the money on something else. At least until recently when the Democrats started segragating classes and putting porn in the library.
You missed the point. My point was that the Democrats I red States still historically set the curriculum. You asked how, I explained that. The republicans don't pay any attention.
By saying all they did is try to defund them until recently, yes. You did prove me right about that.
Technology is good, but you can teach math with a patch of dirt and a stick. Lack of funding really isn't the issue. Especially when they all have Ipads and flat screen tv's and still don't pay the teachers. - +1 y
¹ Technically no president ever has. Even Nixon, who everyone almost unanimously agrees was guilty, avoided it. Small victory at best when your party controls the Senate.
² Trumps were too and he fought them every step of the way. So have other presidents. Don't hang your hat on this one either.
³ Yes, but not in the pursuit of putting in place a would be dictator who absolutely would try to modify term limits or extend how long a president is supposed to be in power.
⁴a my guy is not Biden. I am not a liberal. I think he is an idiot too, just less of one than Trump.
⁴b George Washington himself forced his men to be inoculated against smallpox which was pretty experimental then too. Several founding fathers understood the significance of a global pandemic taking precedence over some freedoms.
⁵ my side? The middle? Cool. If you mean democrats, no he was impeached by the house TWICE and then not removed from office by a republican controlled senate.
⁶a maybe try reading this site more often. You'll notice both sides going at each other. Though in fairness to the liberals they have said they hope covid kills the unvaccinated not that they wanted to. Minor difference but one is more direct and the other is passively hoping for a virus to do the work for them.
⁶b you call yourself a centrist and then say "defend ourselves if we have to" are you meaning to say you are a republican now or just unvaxxed? - +1 y
⁷ No. I go to sources I've read in the past knowing exactly what I'm looking for. Big difference.
⁸ you aren't going to look because you don't have resources dont pin your lack of effort and resources on me. Republicans have been claiming since the election they have proof and have yet to bring anything substantial. Similar to what you are doing here.
⁹ I dont reject facts. I reject conspiracy theories with no basis in actual facts. You are a walking talking advertisement for conspiracy stories with your "I have proof, but uh.. I can't show you... cause you wouldn't understand."
¹⁰ I know he talks out of both sides of his mouth like most politicians. He courted the white supremacist vote and said just enough to skirt the line he could plausibly deny association to them. Please don't be dense.
¹¹ Congrats? I'm an analyst and deal with documenting, troubleshooting and research on a daily basis. Does it mean a thing? No. Neither does yours. Hell, yours isn't even up to date.
¹² So you want me to go to a democratically held stronghold... to prove... democrats influence education when the point was to show Republicans do care about education and I proved it by living in a republican state where.. oh my god.. surprise.. they don't let democrats have a say in it. Seriously, you need to fine tune your arguments a bit more. - +1 y
The issue with whether left or right "control education" is that education and knowledge are hallmarks of the left, while ignorance is a hallmark of the right. So it doesn't do the right any good to control the schools, except to the end of trying their best to keep knowledge out of the education system.
+1 yThe people who think social media brainwash anyone are using the same argument about video games that brainwash or influence anyone. So it is a stupid argument. I dont that kids are brainwashed. They have any tool like internet, books etc to reasarch unlike the young people in the past. By the way majority of americans are religious. People like you talk about brainwashing only when it is not about religion etc
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The kids you trashtalk are the kids of the people in your generation.
2.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. The media has become biased. In the past you had a reliable media and therefore a source of truth. Now it is a source of lies and propaganda for whichever side they support. When there isn’t a reliable source of truth then young people will believe whatever is popular or appeals to them.
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+1 yCigarettes and alcohol brainwashed a very high percent of the world population, now look at vaping!
Personally I hate the way I live, I would choose rich lifestyle, personal hobby, or someone I want to be with, unfortunately I have to work for a living!
It is laziness, passed down by generation's of misinformation, or being td how 'Life' is or should be from a very young age!
The easiest mind to control is the mind of a child!00 Reply- 494 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
+1 yKids are wired to trust adults and what they say. So the problem is with what the adults tell them
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Good point
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i have trust adults, I dont even trust my own family, The only one i can rely on is myself, I am a bit judge mental but im very opinionated even as a little kid i would not listen to adults lol.
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@Kyle-Jackson78 I’m more talking about the overall way that children mold to the social and physical environment they grow up in. Like how their parents influence their psychology directly and indirectly, or any other factors
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+1 yEasy its because children are raised by schools instead of parents. The entire point of feminism from the elites point of view was to get the mother out of the home. Adapter that they can use yhe school system to program children however they want. Basically first you get the women , then go the children, so go the men.
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+1 yIts news and social media, they find a way to play on emotions and educators encourage to make decisions based on feelings. Snowflakes get created because of other snowflakes. Sad yet simple. You asking this question, shows us all you're old school. Old school is always good, my old man said.
00 ReplyBoomers grew up on Television and never questioned anything. They watched the MSM religiously. Gen x grew up on music and wanted nothing to do with their parents tv.
Which Is how Donald Trump got elected and why Gen X is the most hated Generation By MSM morons.00 Reply
+1 ySpeaking of... have you head this song?
https://youtu. be/zCBNwGHPZ2M
I am with you 100% I am ashamed of my generation... however to answer your question..
Social media...22 Reply- +1 y
Something tells me you'd get along well with @Stoner710 .(It's a neutral comment.)
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I get a long with anyone that is respectful in there views. My beastie is pretty ignorant in my opinion. However, we have good debate and I love her 💕
+1 yBack in the the 1960s and 1970s, the television was dubbed the "Boob Tube" because of it mesmerising effect on viewers.
Today computers and cell phones have replaced the TV.
Kids spend hours playing video games and posting selfies.
I would say a large percentage of kids are brain dead.00 Reply- 1.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
+1 yBecause schools have stopped teaching critical thinking skills and are teaching kids that "group think" is the only acceptable form of ideas, opinions, preferences, or even feelings.
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+1 yHonestly thats happened to every generation. But this generation has so much available to them. I think the antidote for that is if the parents would provide them with something meaningful to thrive for some values and a moral compass.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yThe mainstream media is very powerful in its ability to control people's beliefs, especially young, impressionable people.
In the last couple of decades, the media (both sides of the aisle) has gone much, much further than ever before in abusing that power to control and divide Americans. The current generation is a product of that.00 Reply- 504 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
+1 yUnfortunately it's not just kids that get brainwashed.
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+1 yIt is so easy to access information, including false and misleading information. Combine that with schools trying to push political agendas as early as elementary school and it is easy (and sad) to see.
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+1 yHow? through extensive and long term social engineering. Scumbags at the top have been working on this project for almost 70 years and they have succeeded, flawlessly.
00 Reply303 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Typically people the that throw the terms like brainwashed and manipulation so freely and so widely are usually making uses of misinformation and thought contorl tactics or the victim of those tactics. Which are you?
20 ReplyLol this generation? In comparison to what? The 70s or 80s weren't that way at all right? 🙄😂
30 ReplyIm Gen Z, so are my siblings and we have Gen X parents. Our parent’s generation were the shittiest parents.
10 ReplyIt's the far left it's all the bullshit that they're coming up with putting it in schools and trying to fuck the world up
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+1 yToo much bullshit social media influence, for one.
Mob rule peer pressure.
Schools have shifted from teaching kids "HOW" to think to "WHAT" to think.
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yI really don't think so!
Current generation kids know Santa isn't real, most of them question everything whatever you tell them, you can't easily make them believe in religion.
I believed in Santa upto the age 10 then I realised about the lies I was told. Then after few years I became an adult.20 ReplyIt's sad. People just listen to the group instead of thinking for themselves. They didn't do enough reading. Gen z is bad but millennials are even worse.
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Why are millennials worse?
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Yeah I as an millennial my self I went to school with other millennials obviously. I must say a lot of drama and spoiled brats they always try to find an excuse to start a fight. I see gen z a lot more chill and civilized compare to millennials. I feel ashamed of my own generation. I know what you mean I seen it.. Millennials are still spoiled brats it's like seeing a 4 year old trap in a 30 year old grown ass body.
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@Alwayreckles93 hearing them say that Financials are harder today than what they used to be is the most entitled bit. They mix up because they compare middle class previous generation with lower class today. But lower class today is so much more privalaged than my grand parents and even parents had as lower class.
Anonymous(18-24)+1 yThe schools are doing it intentionally the way they did in Russia 100 years ago. Read 1984.
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Exaaaaactly. The government is trying to take control of our lives and take away our freedoms
It's not just kids, it's their parents too.
I'd say too much tv.10 ReplyWe grew with the internet. We are kinda stupid tbh.
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+1 yKids are generally easily influenced. In the XXI century the amount of data simply became bigger.
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+1 yYou actually mean, why aren't these kids acting like good little Nazis. I can tell you. I grew up in Naziville and Naziville is boring as fk.
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+1 yThe media and schools have been taken over by leftist snowflakes, who have become emboldened enough to brainwash impressionable kids totally unchallenged.
Simples...10 Reply Because they believe everything idiots post on social media and not the actual facts from legitimate sources. Every post on social media should be prefaced with the words, "It is my opinion, not fact that,..
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+1 yIt isn't. If anything this generation is prone to questioning authorities to the extreme and pushing for their own political influences and beliefs. Gay marriage wouldn't be a thing if the previous generations had their way
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yIt’s based on human psychology. I also think the food we eat now is dumbing us as a population down so we are more easily susceptible.
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