[ClancyJ]

establishes that you are pressing one ideology over another in an effort to produce people you think are "productive."

So, instead of promoting the American ideals, we are to turn our classes over to any and all other idealists to present their views of government? Why is this better? What is wrong with the American ideals that they have to be ignored?

Isn't it just so much easier to overtake our country if it can be done through educating the young in their own colleges paid for by the parents? How easy to cast aspersions on those merely wanting to raise their young with the American ideals as being unsophisticated, uneducated, un prepared for life. This is not true but teaching American ideals is indeed a threat to the goal of taking over the American government for socialism, Marxism, communism and all other alternative governments.

Try your nonsense about teaching them alternative views somewhere else - I see it for what it is. It is an attempt to take over America from within their own institutions which was laid out years ago in the communist agenda.

[BikerNYC]

So, instead of promoting the American ideals, we are to turn our classes over to any and all other idealists to present their views of government? Why is this better?

It isn't better. It's just different. I recognize that an ideology is being imposed even in the selection of courses a college chooses to offer.

You said it best when you said: Don't we have the right to determine what is put into the minds of the young we have spent years raising? No?

In other words: "We've already indoctrinated our kids with our values and you come around and want to undo all that?"

Some professors want to do that, for sure. Yet others want to reinforce the values you have already instilled in them. Either way it is a struggle for the minds of those who attend college. And, morever, we are willing to pay to subject ourselves and our loved ones to that because we see value in it.