Return as Required Reading

If you haven't read this, I'll send you a copy and consider it my campaign contribution.

No Newspeak!

AmericanViking couldn't come up with his own meme so altered mine. He still hasn't answered...did he read the book or is he a warrior of regurgitation?

Ah, poor wee lambs. Had to go to another room to digest AmericanViking's regurgitated feast. Yum! Rhetoric.

I like that reply! It wasn't about politics, though. It was about ASD

During this Biden-Harris administration, that's certainly what they have collectively been using it for . . . complete with their own attempt at establishing a Ministry of Truth.

Throw in an image of 1984 or Animal Farm on top and submit it.

Closing a department isn’t the same as ending education. The Department of Education is a political tool of the leftist agenda.

Have YOU read the book? If so, what did you think about it? What stood out to you? What did you learn? What did you like about it? What parts disturbed you? Do you think its prophetic?

And does that mean you'd agree with the education segment in Michael Moore's "Where to Invade Next"? Other countries seemed to benefit from getting rid of the standardized dept of ed. Just in case you take that wrong, read this again and leave out the part about Michael Moore as I'm sure you'll find a way to be offended even if I agree.

It's also a 10th Amendment issue. Power not given to the federal government by the constitution goes straight to the states. That includes public healthcare, education, abortion, all the other things the federal government had no business sticking their collective noses into. I'll even go far as to say Social Security should be handled on the state level.

Actually it is because since the political Left has essentially taken complete control of the nation's public educational systems and turned them into leftist ideological indoctrination camps, he's trying to give genuinely free-thinking inclined individuals a fair chance in this sea of leftist political propaganda.

But thanks for asking about the Left's patented 'How To' manual for implementing leftist authoritarianism. That was thoughtful.

I'd like to understand what you are trying to express. So I looked for more info on this:
LWA attitudes are characterized by favoring punishment of those who dissent from group opinion, desiring to overturn existing hierarchies, expecting everyone to hold the same left-wing views, believing there is only one correct moral perspective, focusing solely on one’s own norms and boundaries, and needing rigid certainty.

Isn't that what the GOP is trying to do? Are you saying you like left or against it: I don't understand.

And in some places brought back segregation like in NYC.

Segregation of whom from whom? When?

https://www.civilrightsproject.ucla.edu/news/press-releases/2021-press-releases/report-shows-school-segregation-in-new-york-remains-worst-in-nation

This seems related to Trump admin. The article states, "Eight years ago, in 2014, The Civil Rights Project issued a report that raised awareness about the dire state of segregation in New York State and, in particular, New York City schools. That report spurred substantial activism, primarily led by student groups, parents, teachers, and administrators, which has been influential in the current integration efforts underway in NYC.

This report serves as an update to the 2014 report, which analyzed data up to 2010.[1] The analysis of recent data in this report reveals trends from 2010-2018 in school segregation at the state, city, borough, and community district level."

Yep; very much so.

Brought back what segregation in NYC?