"Re-education camps" to accomplish agenda? Shouldn't high school students be taught to overcome adversity like Mao Tse Tung did? His opposition controlled the cities and the army, and yet somehow Mao Tse Tung prevailed and subdued his opponents through hard fought determination?
Should we teach such aspirations to our high school students as Anita Dunn tried to do? Or should she be fired?
Aren't re-education camps a very un-American kind of concept? Should our high school kids be taught to look up to such philosophers? Should such philosphers be put on the same pedestal as Saint Mother Theresa who devoted her life selflessly helping the poorest of the poor in Calcutta?
Should we teach such aspirations to our high school students as Anita Dunn tried to do? Or should she be fired?
Aren't re-education camps a very un-American kind of concept? Should our high school kids be taught to look up to such philosophers? Should such philosphers be put on the same pedestal as Saint Mother Theresa who devoted her life selflessly helping the poorest of the poor in Calcutta?