Schools fail to teach values of civilization

Brainwashing is the reshaping of the children’s emotions and attitudes. Parents send their children to school expecting them to be educated. Mostly they are unaware of brainwashing.

The purpose of education is to pass on the lessons of civilization. Civilization raises people from the level of animals to that of human beings. Civilization teaches standards of behavior in a human society. Brainwashing is the equivalent of a war on civilization.

Children are very vulnerable when it comes to their “feelings,” their emotions. They are too young to know that “feelings” are subject to control by the mind. That vulnerability simplifies the brainwashing in the schools.

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