School kid's on a pro Palastine march

[armsid]

Now we know where their allegiance lies 

[Scully]

11 hours ago, Keith 66 said:

I worked in a secondary school for 5 years retiring 4 years ago, I met many kids who were highly intelligent & perfectly capable of making their own informed decisions. On the whole the teachers tried to give a balanced view, though sometimes i might have not agreed with their sentiments. To say that kids are brainwashed by teachers is an easy cop out, I remember the brexit referendum, our school held a mock one for the pupils, the deputy head nearly died of embarrasment when the results were announced, 94% of the pupils voted to leave. Brainwashed by the left wing woke teachers? They certainly werent that day!

In my school days from primary to secondary, we attended assembly each and every morning for mass indoctrination, but it primarily started at home. 
Most kids learn to hate other races and religions through indoctrination at home; but there are still many faith denominated schools out there. 
Racism is an extension of what we first learn from our parents and bolstered by a failure of integration and free thinking through such schools. 
I know America isn’t a shining example for most of societies ills, but in certain areas of Los Angeles there are primary schools where up to 50 different languages are spoken. That sort of a mixed melting pot has got to be a good thing hasn’t it? 

[Penelope]

1 hour ago, Scully said:

That sort of a mixed melting pot has got to be a good thing hasn’t it?

No, I don't think so. IMO multiculturalism isn't working working, but homogeny does.

 

Also, California is hardly a beaming example to the world.