Schooling Means Conditioning, Patterning, Indoctrinating

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Please, no hair pulling, you know how I like it.

 

Thing is, though, that they do indeed indoctrinate most of us to fail in

the big things and to be able to man their machines, to operate on a

wage-slave level the society the rich needs to support them.

 

On Saturday, September 27, 2003, at 05:19 AM,

wrote:

 

> Message: 7

> Fri, 26 Sep 2003 17:44:30 -0000

> " ~ P_T ~ " <patchouli_troll

> Re: Malicious Intent?

>

> I wouldn't put it past them. It seems it isn't only in

> the delivery of " education " that they set up children

> for failure.

> So much of what they do just makes little or no sense

> to me.... if I think about it too much I want to pull my

> hair out. *lol*

>

> ~ PT ~

" I am perfectly well aware there is a case to be made for taking out

Saddam Hussein -- you can make it on humanitarian grounds alone. The

question is whether it's riskier to leave him alone or take him out. The

oldest of all Texas dicta is, " Leave the rattlesnake alone. " Those of us

who spend time outdoors here not infrequently encounter snakes and

sometimes have to kill them. But the rule is: You don't bother the snake,

snake won't bother you. Saddam Hussein is 68 years old and slipping. "

--Molly Ivins, columnist