QAnon and anti-vaxxers brainwashed kids stuck at home — now teachers have to deprogram them

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[DoodleBob]

This may be the most blatantly biased article I EVER read, that covers education, the pandemic, and the election simultaneously.

And Checkology is like something out of East Germany. After you give them your name and email address and probably routing numbers, they will help you be in line with the narrative from the Stasi.

There was an article I read years ago about "safety in numbers." In short, it posited that as extremists acting under the disguise as "being mainstream and tolerant" grow in number and intensity, their "mainstream" mask falls away and they just come out into the light, as the hate-mongering butchers thay are truly. Finally achieving a menacing size and voice, they go all-in on their "some people simply do not belong and require re-education or stricter measures" message.

Buckle up. Halloween is over. Here we go.

[metmom]

I suspect, and fear, you are right.

[Vaduz]

The sting of truth indeed.

[Bob434]

I was talking about my family and our friends who grew up in our community who are still strong patriotic conservatives today. When kids don’t have parents who,are strong conservatives, and good parents, the kids will be easily brainwashed by teachers. Sadly there are too many families with .iberal parents who don’t give a crap what the schools teach their kids, and don’t take the time to find out the nonsense and correct their kids

We were lucky we had such great parents.

[MikelTackNailer]

Thank goodness for "outline.com" where one can copy/paste an article's link and read it without having to click on vile websites.

I saw where some girl had "two moms" but claims all her anxiety comes from her birth-mother's QAnon beliefs. Another kid said the Associated Press and the BBC were his go-to sites for news (best lean to the Brits, Snowflake). Then a teacher cited the SPLC as a reliable source of truth. COVID-19? The apparent drug abuse epidemic seems to be the larger problem.