A Public School Agenda? Of Course!
Jim Fedako - September 23, 2008
Let me be honest and forthright: I have an agenda – I always do.
You can be certain that I am typing with a purpose in mind. I am typing in order to satisfy a much sought-after end. My end – my reason – is the hope that this article will influence a few, turning them toward the path of liberty.
Are you shocked or offended that I have an agenda? Is it wrong – no, is it necessarily evil when a man has an agenda; when a man has a given end for which he will use some means to obtain? Certainly not. We all have agendas that guide our actions. And we accept the presence of our own personal agendas without question or concern.
When discussing the evils of government-run education, many folks say that I have a personal agenda. Well, no kidding. If I wake in the morning, I have an agenda. The rhetorical use of the word agenda in a pejorative sense implies that others do not have agendas – this being a false assertion. Those folks have at least one agenda that gets them out of bed in the morning: to continue forcing me to pay for their government school nonsense.
So why it is that many – nay, most Americans – take offense to the idea that public schools have an agenda? Why is it that folks who recognize their own agendas cannot recognize that the individuals running the school system have agendas too? Why can’t these folks accept that those who fought some 150 years ago for the adoption of government-run schools had an evil agenda? Or that many today use government schools for vile intentions? Why not? Yes, why not, indeed?
The reason is twofold: The first is that the prime end of government-run education is graduates who support the system. This is not some hidden agenda – it is right out in the open. This publicly lauded end is termed citizenship – and a good citizen always supports the so-called public good of government education. When the schools say that our goal is to educate citizens, you can be certain that they do not mean citizens who question the state or its bureaucracies and unions.
Tags: Education, Social Control
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October 5th, 2010 at 7:28 am
this whole public school system really is a well planed agenda one which i refuse to be part of.most students were i study go one about their lives not asking questions which are always in their heads which is what htye want of us.in my school i study philosophy and what this subjust does is it corrupts your mind withregards to your idea`s to wards life so that you adopt their ideas now i took the liberty of studing one such philosopher and can infact link him to many occults which are satanic in nature now most of this students have choosen to adopt this ideas with out question that right their to me is mind control at its trongest. to top it off i have a lecturer who performs this (magical) illusions for all we know he could be hypnotyzing us n i dnt ever mess with people who perform mind control so i dnt even attand his lecturs lusifer is god in the public school system
February 27th, 2011 at 9:52 am
i cant just not go to school, my parents would think im crazy
January 25th, 2012 at 6:58 am
I would teach my slef the things of this world so that i truly can have a as close to i can get understanding and be close to god. But if i dont go to school then the system says my parents will get fined or go to prison . its all force control.