"Luisa and Gallo-Chasanoff programmed themselves, and now, moments after deprogramming, they want to lecture the nation about truth and the state of democracy?"
While, to some degree, we are all held responsible for our own actions and words, both of these young shills are simply reflecting the failure of the American Public School System (or more aptly, America's "Dumbing-Down Institutions").
And yet, amazingly enough, we continue to act surprised when our newly indoctrinated kiddies come away from these socialist-cesspools with anything short of the values we ourselves hold dear.
Right...
The problem with too many of our college grads these days is that they are, for the most part, little more than "educated" puppets blissfully unaware that it's Big Brother that's holding their strings.
p>When we start with a foundation of very thoroughly liberal-tainted "learning" and then top it off with a daily dose of the whiney-defeatist pap dished out over the 'National Ritalin Toob', we should not be at all surprised when the end result turns us into a nation of apathetic and ignorantly complacent idiots. br> -- Bart /p>
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