Should Parents Have a Say?
- Yes - Parents should have a say about what is taught to their children in public schools?
- No - Parents should NOT have a say about what is taught to their children in public schools?
- Restricted - please explain.
In the USA right now there is a big - big and significant issue rising on the political scene - and that is whether parents should have any rights concerning their children - currently the right to determine what is taught to their children in public schools.
Propaganda of any type - whether for the good or bad - always begins with the young, uneducated, and/or naive. For that reason socialist/communist societies always target young children and citizens too busy to know what is going on. As the USA becomes communist - of course they are now targeting children in public schools and even attempting to close down any and all private schools.
Recently American citizens discovered that their children were not being taught the “3 Rs” and instead being taught propaganda (“America is evil” - Critical Race Theory - “White people are evil”- “correct answers are not important” - “Capitalism is evil” - “Socialism is holy” —).
Those conducting this American youth propaganda got confronted by local parents objecting to this hidden agenda that has been spreading without their knowledge. As a result they contacted the socialist president O’Biden and requested that the FBI target any parents displaying objection - referring to them - publicly - as “domestic terrorists” (and more relevant than Middle Eastern terrorists). With O’Biden’s encouragement the FBI immediately complied and publicly threatened any parents objecting to public school propaganda.
The socialist/democrat governor of the State of Virginia (a mostly socialist State) - being up for election - announced that he is sick and tired of parents interfering with public education - “they have no right!”
In communist countries (and secretly in more socialist countries) of course parents have no say in what is taught to their children - their children belong to the State - lock-stock-and-barrel - people exist to serve the government/elites - not the other way around.
But what arguments might you have either way? What is really more ethical? Why should parents have a say or not have a say?