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It’s bad enough that school children today have a more limited exposure to education than I did in the day, going through primary and secondary education in the 50s and 60s, graduating from high school in 1967. Now, today, specifically, the teacher’s unions advocate children having the day off, a holiday on this May 1st. May 1st, boys and girls, is a communist/socialist holiday, not an American democratic republic holiday. Do children today truly understand the distinction, because it sure seems the institution of primary and secondary education in America today has forgotten that those other guys are as far from peace and freedom, and the celebration of the most successful political revolution, resulting in our United States of America is the best, longest lasting constitutional democratic republic that has ever exited on Earth. It’s not just 250 years, counting from 1776, but from principles we endeavored to establish from the landing of the Mayflower in 1620 over 400 years ago. 

Have you ever read the Mayflower Compact, and for Whom the voyage to establish a Colony was done, and Who is acknowledged first, middle, and last, but merely allowing that their Sovereign, King James was in favor of their voyage? These ideals enshrined in this Mayflower document are not communist/socialist. The Mayflower predated that heinous philosophy by 228 years.

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This post is giving me real "walked 10 miles to school uphill both ways" type vibes.

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#3 •••
@fauxlaw

But you are proudly French Faux and modern French socialist ideals were inspired by Marxism and not the Marx Brothers.


William the Conqueror will be flipping in his grave.



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@SergeantLynch

I said I was of French ancestry, not that I am presently French, and I am proud of that ancestry. I am an American citizen, and always have been, claiming no French citizenship. I have lived there, and I am fluent in the language, but it's not necessary to be French to live in France, nor to be fluent in the language, though it is convenient. Since my sojourn there was temporary, and was always intended to be temporary, I returned to the U.S., and currently still live here. Your statement is just wrong. Live with it.

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@Alyssa

Nope. That's patently impossible, and I never walked. I rode a bus until I earned a ten-speed at age 9, then another at 12, until I bought a car, a VW Bug, when I obtained a D.L. at 16. I lived in a canyon, with a rise in elevation of 500 feet from where school was from elementary through high school to my home. We lost that home in a fire in L.A. in 1961 [actually, in Brentwood], similar to the fire in Pacific Palisades last year, lived in a rental home for 18 months while we re-built.


But the way, I, too, once lived in San Francisco. Then, it was a beautiful city [70s, 80s]. It has been allowed to become something less.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

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@fauxlaw

Well certain things are truisms...Like you are an American Citizen.


And backtracking somewhat on a previous celebration of your Frenchness because I pointed out that Modern Socialist France is founded on Marxist ideals, is what it is.

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@SergeantLynch

France is capitalist.


People use the word socialist far too readily.

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The US is a definitively secular nation, founded on complete separation of the State and religion. The Left Wing of US realise this but don't realise that pure freedom requires as low tax and free access to guns as possible. The Right Wing of US don't realise that secular pure freedom means the LGBTQ+ and abortion agendas both end up in line with US's liberty-first ethos.

It is left-wing to be pro-life. You are backing poor babies being born at the inconvenience of the already-born. Go figure.

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@fauxlaw

Children need less school, not more. Too much school is bad for mental health. But only the knower knows.

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This post is giving me real "walked 10 miles to school uphill both ways" type vibes


Older generations usually try to impose their traditions on younger generations. And some traditions are, of course, retarded.

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#10 •••
@Alyssa

20 years from now, you will be complaining about how you had to use your fingers to use a smartphone. In both directions, left AND right.

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#11 •••
@SergeantLynch
truism


Tell me what about my US citizenship is a truism? That means it is so obvious, it needn't be mentioned. Hell, I could be an illegal immigrant, or even a legal immigrant with a green card, couldn't I? Just because my profile says I currently live in the U.S.? We have representatives on this site from many places around the globe. Do not assume you know these facts about anybody. Assumption begins well as a word for those who exhibit the tendency, myself included. Turns out not to so a great character trait. I've been trying to work on mine.



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@SatanLucy

Well, I guess I must be a crazy loon because of my formal education, which lasted most of my life into the 20th decade, but, not to brag, also had its last college degree earned just last fall. No, education [a proper education] does not make kids brain dead, contrary to your claim. But some teachers, and their union reps, in particular, do fill that bill.

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@SatanLucy
some traditions are, of course, retarded.


Yes, retardation is certainly what I would assign to communism/socialism, since both are like driving a car while staring into the rear-view mirror. They are backward philosophies since neither can seem too know how to create personal wealth. Worse, the result n societal poverty. Much worse, a serious accident is sure to happen sooner or later. Serious, like not a single example of that type of government has ever endured longer than 100 years; most fail much sooner. And although some may complain that the concepts are only 178 years old, I reply that they have been around since Eden. The serpent and his seedless tree is the origin of communism.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@GreatfulGoy

Well take a look at the world and tell me the difference between capitalism and socialism or any other ism.


The world is ordered by money and power to varying degrees...Doesn't matter where you look.


I simply pointed out to Faux that Modern France was purportedly founded upon "socialist ideals" directly attributable to Marxism.


Though as I always say, Marxism was the brainchild of a bourgeois hypocrite.

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@fauxlaw

Fine Faux...From now on I will not assume that you are a US citizen from birth...And therefore as a consequence of your possible deceptions, I will also not assume that any claim you make is true or accurate.


So, relative to this thread, I will also assume that claims of French lineage is perhaps a fantasy...And also that you perhaps did not go through primary and secondary education in the US in the 1950's and 1960's.


So from now onwards I will refer to you as John Doe...Or even Jane Doe, as I cannot assume that you are male.


Hmmmmmm...Perhaps it would be easier to refer to you, simply as they.


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