Undermining our Constitutional Republic

By Fred Elbel on 4 July 2019

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Western Civilization

For two generations, our government-mandated public schools and our colleges have focused increasingly on teaching a) that America is a fatally-flawed nation, b) that all cultures are equal except for America'a culture, and c) that Western Civilization is a blight upon mankind.

Without a solid historical foundation as to what makes America the greatest republic in the history of the world, today's youth are easily drawn into the throes of socialism. No matter what the name - socialism, democratic socialism, communism - socialism has always failed. Consider the USSR and Venezuela.

America is based upon equality of opportunity. Socialism is based on equality of outcome.

The reader is encouraged to learn more. Read more. Rational thought is not optional.

For starters, see The eternal meaning of Independence Day.

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