[quote]SexMachine wrote:
[quote]Zeppelin795 wrote:
[quote]SexMachine wrote:
[quote]Zeppelin795 wrote:
[quote]SexMachine wrote:
[quote]florelius wrote:
Instead of throwing around ad hominems, why not counter the arguments or claims made in the video he posted with LOGIC or evidence that destroys the video/articles claims or arguments.
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I tried that and it didn’t work? Why? Because zeppity-do-dah is not even familiar with the stuff he posts. I went into detail rebutting the KBG version of Cold War history promoted by zeppity-do-dah in his thread about the hidden history of America and it soon became apparent that he was not familiar with Stone’s movie/book. I’m familiar with both sides of the story. How do you respond to someone who is familiar with neither side? He posts links about radical leftist historical revisionism yet is not even familiar with the contents of the link he is posting. Perhaps he just thinks it’s cool to associate oneself with the far-left but doesn’t have the ability to actually read and comprehend the cool far-left revisionism he wants to associate himself with.[/quote]
How cam one not be familiar with the official narrative? It has been drilled into our heads since grade school.[/quote]
Really? My history teacher at school was a radical leftist who used exclusively far-left sources like Chomsky, Howard Zinn, etc. At uni EVERY lecturer in the humanities I encountered was a radical leftist. Max Weber, Emile Dirkheim, Karl Marx etc. I had to bite my tongue and go along with the BS. It really was indoctrination and I still feel resentment at having to pay to listen to this shit. Academia is riddled with radical leftists. I know this for a fact.[/quote]
What about high school and the news? Seriously if you think college professors balance out the indoctrination from the right that everyone gets since birth, I beg to differ. This actually is a fact.
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Yeah funny guy. The authors introduced in the last lecture I was unfortunate enough to be privy too(Sociology 101) were:
Karl Marx (again and again)
Michel Foucault
Thomas Malthause
Then More Karl Marx
Then a plethora of New Left radicals
No author sources were mentioned but the lecturer ended with a plea to at least read one book by Karl Marx when you get the time.
Child Studies at my uni featured a guest speaker explaining how to be an ‘advocate’ and squeeze more money from state and federal government. No talk on how to improve the level of education. Plenty of time spent talking about ‘eco-freindly’ items the government should be providing them with like recycling centres, grey water processes, worm farms etc.
Stop the bullshit. I’m exposed to all the subjects in the humanities. I know for a fucking fact they’re dominated by the far left. Faculty themselves are involved in promoting radical causes and organising ‘protests’ and so on. Faculty and the student association vote on radical leftist issues like boycotting a visiting academic from Israel or plastering the walls with gay propaganda posters.[/quote]
And where are these points of view heard other than college?