What is the biggest redpill about the US education system. Other then the fact that every US student is taught to worship lies.
US Education System, why is it like the way it is
Daniel Gonzalez
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Angel Thompson
US educational system was fine when i was in high school. I said slavery wasnt that bad and no one said anything. No blacks in the AP class lol
Luis Peterson
It's a Prussian design to produce better soldiers and factory workers?
Andrew King
good handwritng is peak culture
Christopher Fisher
Look into who owns the textbook publishers. That's problem #1. Problem #2 is the teachers' union making it impossible to fire shitty performers. Basically there are just too many women and kikes involved for it not to become a feminine mind prison concerned with checking boxes and making kids submit to daily irrationality to prepare them for a life of submissive wage-slaving.
Gavin Morgan
The US education system is the biggest demoralizer in the west
>punish the kid who gets bullied for defending themselves
>punish them anyways for reporting bullying
>don't give a shit about actually teaching, just make kids sit down and shut up
>school boards full of neo-bolshevicks who think they have more of a right to your children than you do
>standards so low, a kid who plays magic the gathering all day in the library can have a b average by just showing up for the tests
>glowop screenings looking for potential psychics
>food is better in prisons
And that's just my personal experience
Nathaniel Garcia
That you can't lead a successful life without knowing calculus, trig, organic chemistry, etc. So much time wasted
Jeremiah Roberts
The teachers are the biggest NPCs in the country and have no soul. They will teach whatever they are told to teach and never question their masters because the money is too good and their jobs are guaranteed.
Nathaniel Miller
>What is the biggest redpill about the US education system.
it only exists to keep young people out of the workforce
Lincoln Evans
The root problem with education is actually not what's taught, it's the relationship between education and employment driving a huge education bubble. Basically, people mainly pursue education not for the knowledge or the skills, but rather for the credential. Jump through hoops for 12 years, then another 4+ years in college and go deep into debt, just to prove to your future employer how good you are at jumping through hoops. And employers actually use it because it's both cheaper and legally safer than designing your own custom test. So students desperately need the credential, and will put up with any bullshit to get it. They'll take whatever courses, even if those courses are actually pretty bad at imparting skills or knowledge that they'll use in their job, or even if they are taught outright lies.
Brayden Gray
The key to undermining western democracy is to undermining the education system. The philosophy of Plato and Socrates are the cornerstones of western democracy.
Socrates was a great critic of democracy, he didn't believe the average person to be well educated enough to cast a vote, but in true egalitarian fashion he believed that it was encumbent then on the society to educate these people in morals and ethics.
Plato's republic furthered this idea that every citizen should be philosophically minded by promoting public education and social programs like paying the poor to attended the theatre.
This focus on public education as the cornerstone of western democracy is supposed to create strong morals and ethics in the broader civilization, the idea of universal forms and man's struggle to achieve the perfection of the universal form thru continuous improvement of man's understanding of himself.
True philosophical morals and ethics, have been stripped from the education system and replaced with Marxist Lenninist "cultural relativism" the idea that morals and ethics are not absolute and relative to the situation a version of Sophistry heavily curated to social control.
The solution. Teach children morals and ethics again, develop young minds to question their own opinions constantly in the persuit of higher truth.
Luis Parker
God. Help me.
All of this is so fucked.
Grayson Nguyen
That they create dumb retards. About five years ago now, I was walking from high school my last few years there, and some cocksuckers from school called me a pussy as I crossed over a four-lane street. I gave them the middle finger, and I know they saw it, but it still stung
Austin Morris
This unironically
The handwriting (and general literacy) in the Ottoman Empire declined along exactly the same trajectory the Ottoman Empire declined in general
Jayden Baker
That does sound like a pretty logical solution but there would just be so much backlash for doing it. Like the state (states, Nevada, Cali, etc, etc.) wouldn’t allow you to homeschool your children. Not without harassing you or probably incriminating you and have your children be taken away by the pedophile-ran-CPS.
Kayden Young
>morals and ethics are not absolute and relative to the situation
This isn't taught in contemporary western thought
To a normie is racism against POC ever OK? Is sexism against women ever OK?? Is naming the Jew acceptable under certain circumstances???
Jose Rodriguez
In 1979 the US took over education and made the secretary a cabinet level position. Them stopped teaching classical education and implemented what is known as Behavior Oriented Education, or, started treating educating kids the same as training dogs, using operant conditioning. In democratic cities they graduate illiterates because they claim making them meet academic standards to pass is "punitive".
Matthew King
"Common Core" was all part of the plan
Gabriel Howard
You'll get your revenge, king. One day.
Zachary Green
What the fuck. Why’s shitt always coming back to them. It’s always them. Why can’t we just be conscious about the problem and take action against these evils or at least just tell them; “no”.
Carter Cruz
The breakdown of the American family unit. It ends in lots of crazy places with lots of crazy reason, but that one thing is where it all starts.
Brayden Walker
Not on my watch. I still remember. People will always find the truth.
Tyler Perez
>I still remember
That's pretty much all we can hope for at this point: an accurate record of what came before us in order to teach future generations when all this shit falls apart.