[ExSoldier]

Pretty much everything is presented in a collectivist perspective. The good of the group, follow orders, and so on. Responsibility is to group authority, NOT to one's self, one's parents even.

That is still the lock step curriculum taught across the nation and it gets even more rigid and dogmatic in college. When I teach social studies in my classroom I always start the year by telling the kids they have likely NEVER had a teacher like me nor will they likely ever have another teacher like me.

I'm currently a teacher in the public schools serving in an inner city senior high. I am certified to teach everything in the social studies curriculum and pretty much have in the course of my career since 1990. I see and fight the LIBERAL AGENDA in school curriculum every day.

I do this by teaching the differences between subject, issue and agenda. Then I show all sides of all subjects....in doing so, every subject becomes an ISSUE.

Telling only ONE side of a SUBJECT creates an AGENDA.

You'd be surprised at the general reactions of students once they see how badly they have been conned by teachers, clergy and even parents their whole lives. I make them do the research and discuss the various agendas in all that we cover. I find that truth often (not always, but mostly) wins.

In some areas, kids are questioned about what goes on at home and encouraged to report parental behavior that is deemed incorrect by people in the school system. That ain't tin foil hat talk, it happens.

When our daughter was in elementary school, I used to warn her about things like that and one day she came home with a story of her social studies teacher (my field) asking the kids if their daddy owned any of those EVIL BLACK RIFLES. Well I had a parent teacher conference with that teacher and the principal right quick and I reamed them a NEW anal orifice on the spot. I brought those dreaded words "LAW SUIT" into the conversation and all that nonsense evaporated very quickly.

[Jack Black]

When our daughter was in elementary school, I used to warn her about things like that and one day she came home with a story of her social studies teacher (my field) asking the kids if their daddy owned any of those EVIL BLACK RIFLES.

My daughter had a similar experience when she was 10. She told the teacher she owned her own rifles and shot them whenever she wanted to. She was given her "Red Ryder" at 6 and her .22 at 10. Nothing further was ever said about this in her class, but I found it pretty funny .