b]Anyone else see what is going on in public schools as akin to slavery?[/b]

Yup, it’s modern day slavery.

it's more of a prison for the past 30 years

Kids also learn how to "lockdown". When I was a kid, the only place a lockdown ever applied was PRISON. Now police act like they can lockdown entire buildings or blocks. Do not comply.

Yes they are complete GARBAGE. They send me a bill n the mail for six years now and I tear it up every time. I'm not paying any extra dime for this fake ass skewl. Luckily my 17 year old girl is aware of their brainwashing techniques and ignores those topics.

sending your children to school is child abuse.

home school them or do not have them.

And you can educate them with hot tips you learnt on glp..

Don't forget the Pavlov training of bells ringing every period.

Single file lines of students moving throughout the hallways.

The indoctrination to woke and crt studies.

The shitty food they push on the kids.

Remove them,
While you still can


Those under staTe Auspices, will be HEAVILY indoctrinated-even against their own families.

Here are the billionaire funded criminals behind it:
Thread: INVISIBLE HAND, LLC. Meet the Faces Behind Race Wars, White Genocide, and Identity Politics

Having to Obey the Laws and pay Taxes is Slavery.

We are told ignorance of the law is no defence, yet we are never supplied a whole copy of the rules and how they system works.


That is how much people have been suckered.


There is a lot of us and few of them.


If you don't want to enslaved anymore you have to gather everyone together and explain how they have been enslaved against their will by the legal system which lies to empower the government.

this is deranged. Go volunteer in your local school and see what's really going on. I can guarantee you that teachers don't have time in the day to plot and groom or whatever ridiculous language you are using. The parents and their communities are not raising kids who can interact with others, let alone manage their own emotions. Teachers have to try to cope with the poor parenting as well as teach academic content. So many kids start school not even able to recognize and name colors, let alone letters in the alphabet. Blaming teachers is ridiculous and you're just going to find yourself without teachers pretty soon. Then what will you do, when your "babysitters" are all gone and your children are just walking nightmares? The little those kids have in the way of manners and self-regulation comes from the teachers you are shitting on. Maybe figure out what the real problem is and go after a solution to that rather than just blaming those who are in your immediate line of sight.

Then make your own food for them! Feed your own damn kids!

When they learn how to stand in line, it's teaching how to keep your hands to yourself, how to take turns, how to show respect for others, how to sacrifice your wants for someone else, etc. All these things should be taught at home, but they are not being taught at home, so guess who gets to do it. This isn't about teaching kids how to conform and become bots in the corporate machine. This is basic good manners. If they can't manage basic good manners standing in a line outside their library classroom, then how are they going to be civilized adults who have to take turns waiting for the bank teller to get to them, or give up a parking space for someone who needs it more? If you're riled about basic good manners, then what you really want is mayhem and a complete lack of concern for others around you.

Parents, like you have done, need to teach their kids child some critical thinking skills so they won't fall victim to arseholes. This is the point of school as well--we are teaching them critical thinking skills and basic literacy skills so that they can, indeed, think. But it can't be taught if half the school is attacking the other half or if half the school can't read.

So what you are telling me is that you want to benefit from the work of others but don't want to do anything or sacrifice anything for those benefits. Please do us all a favor and move to your 300 acres far away from all other humans where you won't be a danger to us. The rest of us need to teach our kids how to be civil so that we can make this world better than it is.

Here’s some food for thought:

Thread: What you never were taught about SLAVERY

If you don’t even know, you will never know how enslaved you really are

Communism 101

Control the schools and you can turn a nation upsidedown in the matter of a couple generations.

May have taken them a little longer than expected cause the internet kinda worked against them. Even with the censorship of truth.

It's free online. Read the underground history of American education by John Taylor Gatto.
Highly Recommend.

Also The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America by Charlotte Iserbyt or watch the interviews with her. She worked under Regan and had full access to files regarding then education department. Brilliant woman with so much information. If every parent read her and Gatto our schools would be empty. Well, probably not because the readers were public school educated and told not to believe anything told to you by a non teacher. But I'm an optimist.

Several things have concerned me about this since the late '90s when my kids started school.

During kindergarten orientation we were told the most important thing we could teach our children was to obey the first time they were asked and to not question authority.

In kindergarten, during blue week the teacher gave the children a picture of Grover from sesame Street to color. My daughter had never seen sesame Street and had no idea who Grover was. Elmo was very popular in the stores at the time so she colored the monster red because she had no idea who he was. The teacher put a :-( on her paper which was akin to failure and she came home and just devastated.

My third grader asked his teacher why they were called black holes if nobody had ever seen one and the teacher told him he didn't need to know because it wasn't on the test.

I pulled all my kids out of school to homeschool at that point and when I went back to collect my kindergartners crayons I was physically blocked from entering the classroom by a different teacher who had actually been a guest in my home for dinner in our small town, but insisted that in order to pick up a box of crayons that belonged to my child I had to go to the office and sign in and get a sticker and then return to the classroom. There were no children in the building. I told her to keep the f****** crayons and walked out.

I homeschooled all of my children until at least high school. Some of them all the way to college. They all did academically fine when they entered public institutions. Two have PhD's, one is working on her master's. And they are kind and respectful human beings as well.

I felt that common core was very detrimental to the public school system and our nation as a whole. Teaching everyone there is only one way to approach a problem and a uniform thinking pattern is teaching them conformity in a dangerous way.

I also had concerns about the food which was contracted to the same companies that served the prisons. We actually grew most of our own food and I was asked not to send milk with my children because we drank raw milk at the time. The school found out about the milk because my first grader told another student that the milk in his lunch came from his cow and the other student thought that was ridiculous, everyone knew milk came from the store.

I felt that being trained to respond to bells and follow orders and told to memorize information without questioning it or thinking about it was not conducive to critical thinking or learning.

I would encourage anyone who's thinking about homeschooling to read some of John Holt's work. We ended up using mostly a Waldorf curriculum which I felt was especially nice for younger children. I did feel it was a little bit too political and perhaps not academic enough for their older years.

I really feel that just encouraging them to wonder and how to find answers to their questions served them very well academically. Luckily we homesteaded so they learned many other skills as well from livestock husbandry to hand work skills to small engine repair, as well as basic household management.

Real reason for "schools" is to eat young people most productive years on useless bullshit while shaping them into life of work as a slave for upper echoes of elites.

This. The purpose is to indoctrinate and condition children for slavery in 15 minute prison cities.

yes and it's all related to Saul alinskis Rules for radicals Marxism!!

You do understand that is done for safety of the kids and faculty dont you?

My 8 year old gets sent to the office regularly for not falling in line. Does well outside of school, friends, sports etc. but he’s like trying to tame a wild horse. They’ll never tame him. I tell him to be a secret agent and just go along.

It’s important to keep all your kids awake. Mine were homeschooled for a while but interacting with kids and others is important.

Government false flags for the kid’s safety.

When your kids gets the right answer in math and shows his work but gets an X because he didn’t do it their way. He continues to get an X until he falls in line and does it their way. It’s a simple form of indoctrination.

Almost all pre-kindergarten kids score at the genius level for creativity — by grade 2 almost none do.

Nice account.

END Teacher Unions!!

- another problem solved by GLP AC's -

Compare:

School buses vs prison buses (same thing, different color)

School cafeteria food vs prison cafeteria food (same)

School architecture vs prison architecture (very similar)

Fences around school playgrounds vs fenceds around the outdoor areas for prisoners

Far more similarities than differences.

It's why I got myself expelled out of it in 8th grade...

They were teaching everything opposite of what I knew to be truth...Early 1990s...i knew it then... Bunch of malarkey...