The State Thinks It Owns Your Kids--does it?

Back in the very early days of the Unitarian/socialist inspired public brain laundry movement, there were some men like Robert Owen the socialist and Amos Bronson Alcott, the meandering Transcendentalist, who firmly believed that public education was the best way to reform society, and the best way to do that was to get the children out of the hands of their parents at the earliest possible age.

These men and others became avid supporters of something called the Infant School Movement, a program designed to get children out of the home as early as two years of age. The poor kids supposedly learned all their nasty habits at home during those early formative years. So, if you could get the kids out of the home and into the infant schools of the public school promoters, you could then get rid of all those bad habits, and by the time the youngster was six years old, the public "educator" (change agent) basically controlled him body and soul.

And it seems that the social(ist) engineers just never quite give up. They may lay aside some programs for awhile if they seem to be drawing opposition or hostility. But they realise the public has a notoriously short memory, and so they bide their time and await a further opportunity to foist their socialist programs on an unsuspecting public, in the form of some "new" and exciting and "innovative" program. The same old socialist junk with a nice new Red ribbon tied around it!
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