This is why ONLY Classical Education is TRUE “education” (original source documents) and Knowledge is only “knowledge” if it is the truth and NOT warped.
John Dewey-—forced a “biased” interpretation of the Founders and got rid of Classical Education ON PURPOSE-—so he could WARP the minds of the masses-—and make their worldview of that of the “Humanist” which he and his Fabian sodomite buddies (Keynes) were. They wanted chlldren to “think” like them which meant to demonize all things Christian and elevate their religion, Darwinism.
We need to rid the schools of all the revisionism (Common Core) and return to pre-Dewey curricula-—so that all the Fichte/Wundtian programming-—does not destroy the Minds of more children.
We have way too many “useful” idiots who believe the lies and misinformation that is intentional in the public “skools” today. Common Core with computers is brainwashing on STEROIDS to make complete idiots and to totally dehumanize all our children. (for collectives)....so all their desires/attitudes will be programed by the satanists/atheists. It will destroy Individualism/Christianity and the only brilliant Worldview which created the US Constitution and got rid of slavery, pederasty, and homosexuality as a “Good”.
No other worldview is consistent with the document and human dignity and worth of ALL human beings. Virtue is essential in any worldview-—and Marxism is one of evil, vice and total control of every emotion and action: total dehumanization.
"It cannot be doubted that in the United States the instruction of the people powerfully contributes to the support of the democratic republic; and such must always be the case, I believe, where the in struction which enlightens the understanding is not separated from the moral education ...." The American citizen, he said, "..will inform you what his rights are and by what means he exercises them .. In the United States, politics are the end and aim of education ... every citizen receives the elementary notions of human knowledge; he is taught, moreover, the doctrines and the evidences of his religion, the history of his country, and the leading features of its Constitution .... it is extremely rare to find a man imperfectly acquainted with all these things, and a person wholly ignorant of them is a sort of phenomenon .... It is difficult to imagine the incredible rapidity with which thought circulates in the midst of these deserts [wilderness]. I do not think that so much intellectual activity exists in the most enlightened and populous districts of France." - Alexis de Tocqueville, "Democracy in America"