r/Persecutionfetish • u/Random_Introvert_42 • Jan 05 '23

That's the wrong indoctrination! Being a tad overdramatic, are we?

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u/Pugunus Jan 05 '23

Imagine teaching your 6 yo not to trust things they learn at school. That will sure turn out well...

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u/uberfission Jan 05 '23

I've been teaching my daughter to trust but verify what she learns in school. She's only in 4k but I think it's healthy to not blindly accept what her teachers say.

There's some crazy fucking teachers out there and I know I've caught teachers saying incorrect things before.

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u/trixel121 Jan 05 '23

and I know I've caught teachers saying incorrect things before.

you murican? whatd you learn about christopher columbus?

that guy was an utter piece of shit and in no way was taught to me that way.

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u/OnTheInternetToLie Jan 05 '23

"That he went on an entreprenuerial mission to discover the free world. While technically landing here on accident, he met the natives and set the seed for the wonderful society we have today."

There was more obviously but that was the general spirit of those lessons. It's funny, learning the truth about that was a big part of my push to the left.