re: HuffPost Investigative Reporter Goes Undercover And Infiltrates Group of ‘Right Wing’ Moms

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This right-wing women’s group seemed to be following the same model, but there was an undercurrent of rage among the group members that I had never seen in a Run for Something meeting.

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These people are insane

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Why add to teachers’ difficulties by threatening school instructors who dared to teach topics like Jim Crow laws, the civil rights movement and the repercussions of slavery in America?

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The frick is this?

In short, this is a woman who’s scared of right-wing activism. Apparently, the left has never considered the possibility of people who oppose them becoming activists.

I was disappointed that her tale didn't conclude with her catching an arse kicking from one of the conservative moms.

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Moral relativism is what the left seeks: they despise people who try to live to moral standard. This is why they are trying to purge the military of people with good consciences. They want drooling, power-hungry demons in all govt positions.

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What the left fails to recognize is tradition moral values...that have existed for thousands of years...have a reason for existing, because they BUILD societies. The left is increasingly trying to replace everything society has ever used to build itself with whatever version they've come up with in the sphere of Hollywood and Silicon Valley think tanks. Its als increasingly true that the people pushing out traditional moral values tend to be highly educated and hyper rich...in other words they have no clue how their luxury cultural values destroy people of lesser means.

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Why add to teachers’ difficulties by threatening school instructors who dared to teach topics like Jim Crow laws, the civil rights movement and the repercussions of slavery in America?


The frick is this?

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Lies. Absolute fricking lies.

Those topics have been taught since forever.

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that was my point when I said "focus on it 24/7"

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I agree with that.

The second part is the real key to the issue. But your point is extremely relevant as well.

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1) They crowd out other parts of American history by overly focusing on the ugly parts. If students say “America is awful” but can’t tell you anything about the Louisiana Purchase, then they haven’t learned history.

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I agree. It's a very loathsome way to educate people. If kids grow up hating their country, they will be very easy targets by groups talking about "fundamental change."

If kids feel connected to their history and proud of that history, then they have a connectedness to their countrymen. It's easier to unite against common foes when you have a brotherhood of man than a collection of inconsolable wet-blankets.