School Season
Hello my friends school season has started. What a wonderful thing to send your kids to 16 years of brainwashing indoctrination, forcibly, and then wonder why the human race is so fucked up as it is in 2017?
School season has started, in some places in the first days of September but there are places where it starts in August or October. Regardless, the season is now.
So this means that the next breed of indoctrination will start now. Innocent, playful, happy kids who are naturally curious, and full of energy, now have to sit 12 hours a day in a prison, against their will, memorizing whatever their slavemaster tells them to (even if it's incorrect), totally turning them into sad soulless zombies with no will to live, nihilists. That is the rough truth my friends.
My school years
I'm 37, but I remember my school years as if it were yesterday. It's really hard to forget all the trauma that I went through. Well it's not really fair to exaggerate it, there are kids that went through a lot worse, who had abusive parents and things like that.
I didn't, my parents were wonderful, and I had a good relationship with my brother too, well sort of, when we were not fighting, but usually it was a friendly fight always. So I had a decent family environment, but I've always been the wildcard sort of kid. The disobedient type. I hate authority. And I had a lot of problems for that in school.
In school, disobeying authority is the worst kind of sin. In fact it's not, the worst one is totally ignoring it. If you disobey authority, then you are punished, shamed, bullied, humiliated. And then you are guilt-manipulated into admitting that you were the bad guy, and then you promise that you won't do that again. But the really worst kind of sin is just to ignore the teacher, and flip them off, and go home. Now that is unthinkable, and will result in severe consequences, because you are not allowed to leave your prison.
I have been tortured in school, psychologically mostly, but I have also been physically beaten by teachers. I just couldn't obey them, so they resulted in hurting me physically. I was a small kid that got physically beaten by the teachers. But I was also shamed in front of the entire class for disobeying the teacher, totally humiliated, and bullied by the teachers. I was never bullied by my classmates, only by teachers.
So this is my childhood experience, this made me what I am today. I totally despise all forms of authority. They made me what I am. They have taken off the masks, and have shown their true face. The beast has shown it's ugly face to me, and that can never be forgotten or forgiven.
So the school system is slavery, it's child-slavery, literally. You are just an object there at the mercy of a violent slavemaster. A small innocent child, who has no idea why big bad ugly adults are trying to hurt him, it is a dismal experience.
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i homeschool and my experience at public school was awful. i too was beaten at school and bullied by the teachers. i still remember the shame today. my kids are asking to go to public school next year and after reading your post it confirms my answer to being no. thanks for the reminder of why i homeschool
I really envy people who still have the option to do that, in places where it's still legal. Use this freedom while you can, the government is rabidly cracking down on it, just like on the vaccinations, forced nursery for 2 years old and such. It's a total enslavement operation: from cradle to grave.
In fact there is now a death tax. The government haunts you even after you are dead. It's insane.
My wife and I take our children's education seriously. We don't send them to school, but guide their learning at home and in the community.
Sorry to hear your bad experience... but it is good that you are sharing it. Maybe there's a parent that will read it and decide not to send their kid to school.
well it was just confirmed to me why im still at homeschooling
If only they had that option. Where I live ,school is mandatory. You get like 1 year prison and fines if you don't send your kids to school, possibly even taking your kids away and putting them in government oprhan houses (which is total slavery compared to half slavery as in 12 hour school day).
It looks like the government loves enslaving people no matter how young.
They are now thinking about mandatory government nurseries for 1 year olds.
omg no way that is so sad
Sorry to hear about the experience you had. That shouldn't be the case for anyone.
On the other hand, we cannot demonize the complete education system and abolish it. There are two extremes to this. One where the masses are ruined because of wrong education and where the masses are ruined because they don't get basic education. I think schooling and basic education is very critical to humans and schools with dedicated teachers are the best places to do it. We just need to keep changing and tweaking the schooling system to go along with changing time but keeping its core values. Teachers and the system need to change, they need to understand and adapt to the changes in the outside world, just like in communities and every other industries. Most of all, the one size fits all concept of education needs to be changed, at least at certain levels. I think the practical way of educating a generation of kids is through the schools, and it is very crucial in these time to develop a civil society, so that every individual can think and make good choices for themselves, govern themselves and take control of their lives.
I don't think I have to explain myself but it's kind of obvious.
I am not against education when I say that the school system is horrible. I am against forced indoctrination of innocent kids.
There is a massive difference between satisfying the natural curiosity of kids, and feeding them, information they don't care about, in a boring fashion, sometimes even useless information, and if they show signs of boredom, then they are punished.
Kids have a natural curiosity that has to be gendly and kindly filled with good information. A talented private teacher, sort of like how it was in the middle ages and in ancient times, these sages that went from town to town to teach people, that is the kind of education I support mostly.
But hey, we have the internet, the access to information is greater now than ever. I don't think people really need a tutor. Home schooling should be more prevalent, where parents teach their kids.
If they absolutely must, then private tutors, private schools, or any other sort of system would work much better.
Education should be voluntary, and it should be done kindly. These kids are innocent and need more kindness, and should not be subjected to the kind of evil that I went through.
Violence and the threat of violence has no place in a civilized society. That means that government has no place in the education system.
Government has no place... anywhere, in a voluntary society. ;)
Of course, I was just referring specifically to the educaton system and how rotten it has become due to the government involving itself in it in the 19th century.
Brilliant post.
That was pretty much sums my experience of school (maybe less beatings off the teachers), and now have the same exactly the same outlook on authority, to.
Educations = let kids play lots, exercise lots, learn philosophy , math and science and let them run with it...
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