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\u201cYour child belongs to us already.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n

\u2014 paraphrased form of line attributed to Adolf Hitler in the context of speeches about youth indoctrination in Nazi Germany.<\/em><\/p>\n

Read more The Tattoo Graham Platner Can\u2019t Explain Away<\/a><\/p>\n

On Microsoft Word, where I am writing this, the word \u201cstatism\u201d gets a red underline indicating that it is not, in fact, a legitimate word. Maybe the version of Word I use hasn\u2019t caught up yet. It could also be that the program\u2019s administrators find the term politically loaded. Whatever the case may be, \u201cstatism\u201d has been in common usage and seen in print for decades now and it will be with everyone alive today to the grave unless Big Brother can mandate Newspeak.<\/p>\n

A true statist won\u2019t use \u201cstatism.\u201d It\u2019s a word that evokes the Third Reich, the USSR, The People\u2019s Republic of China, Estado Espanol, the DPRK, and other places where it was, or still is, a good idea to tiptoe, kiss ass, keep your head down and get out ASAP. That doesn\u2019t mean we\u2019re immune to misanthropocracy, we just haven\u2019t gone so far \u2014 yet \u2014 as other stately entities.<\/p>\n

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What\u2019s eerily mind-numbing is the number of legal brainiacs, like\u00a0Elizabeth Bartholet,\u00a0who draw beads on Christian doctrine without a word about what\u2019s in Islamic ABC\u2019s.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n<\/div>\n

The trouble is that some people think the idea of a state counting more than any individual is sacred. Individual \u201crights\u201d stand in the way of Elysian visions that those who really care have for you.<\/p>\n

There\u2019s an interesting anecdote from one of Robert C. Tucker\u2019s Stalin bios. It goes like this: Soviet prosecutor Andrey Vyshinsky is asked by Josef Stalin if he\u2019s got a confession from a particular suspect yet. When Vyshinsky replies that the subject is a tough nut to crack, Stalin asks: \u201cHow much does the Soviet state weigh, comrade?\u201d He gets confused when the question is repeated, and comes back, \u201cThat is in the realm of astronomical figures.\u201d \u201cExactly,\u201d Stalin responds, \u201cand no man can stand up against that great weight. Do not report back to me again until you have his confession in that briefcase.\u201d The story is branded as \u201cmythical\u201d today but it conforms with everything we know about Uncle Joe\u2019s ruling style. It sounds a lot like what the comrades tell us nowadays.<\/p>\n

The most effective vehicle for getting the whole population on board for the statist ride is public education. Selling the switch to a single European currency to the masses was a good example. Eurocrats and economic high priests began plugging the idea, which endured a lot of skepticism, in the 1960\u2019s. It finally came about in 1999 after school children were suckled on the plan for over a generation and a half.<\/p>\n

Who gets to tell the kids what for about five hours a day 180 times a year is a matter of enormous stakes. If junior makes it to high school graduation the state has had him for about 2,160 days.<\/p>\n

Felix Frankfurter was the U.S. Supreme Court Justice who tried drawing a line between state \u201cinterest\u201d and individual rights:\u00a0 \u201cFor a citizen to be made to forego even a part of so basic a liberty as his political autonomy, the subordinating interest of the State must be compelling.\u201d In that case, the New Hampshire AG Louis Wyman was using the threat of jail time to pry private political thoughts and connections from economist Paul Sweezy, based on a college lecture he had delivered. The top cop of that state in 1957, that later mandated the motto \u201cLive free or die,\u201d demanded to know just how much of a Red Sweezy was. Wyman was concerned about the corruption of youth.<\/p>\n

There are modern jurists just as concerned, but not about commies. The law professors today who think kids might be led astray during elementary education are worried about Christian propaganda. Catherine Ross, Professor Emirita of George Washington University Law, thinks thumpers undermine democracy. Her manifesto, \u201cFundamentalist Challenges to Core Democratic Principles: Exit and Homeschooling,\u201d\u00a0was published in The William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal<\/em> in 2010.<\/p>\n

Some of it lands pretty wide of reality: \u201cFor example, some data indicate that students in evangelical schools demonstrate less comfort with freedom of speech than their peers in public schools.\u201d Then why does the legacy media always report the controversy the other way around? Are they in on the vast-Christ-wing-conspiracy? The note supporting this contention 111, is a wormhole: \u201cSikkink supra note 27, at 278.\u201d A finding this far out should provide its original source. Citing a book, Conservative Protestants, Schooling, and Democracy<\/em>, most readers will probably have difficulty accessing may be an intentional diversion.<\/p>\n

It is news to most people that evangelicals oppose the Bill-of-Rights. My local Alexandria Va. coffee shop is inside the beltway. People with degrees from America\u2019s best brand-named universities are plentiful there. At least half-a-dozen of them, I see several times a week, want government restrictions on every kind of mass media in existence. The number one threat to amendment one has been coming from Ivory Towers for over decade. Finding it elsewhere is psychotic grade fantasy.<\/p>\n

The most widely quoted passage from Ross\u2019 fundamentalist-phobic screed, not necessarily by people who see it her way, is:<\/p>\n

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Many liberal political theorists argue, however, that there are limits to tolerance. In order for the norm of tolerance to survive across generations, society need not and should not tolerate inculcation of absolutist views that undermine toleration of difference, respect for difference should not be confused with approval for approaches that would splinter us into countless warring groups. Hence an argument that tolerance for diverse views and values is a foundational principle does not conflict with the notion that the state can and should limit the ability of intolerant homeschoolers to inculcate hostility to difference in their children \u2014 at least during the portion of the day they claim to devote to satisfying the compulsory schooling requirement.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

The entire tilt of argument in over 25 pages focuses on a fundamentalist threat. Only one paragraph in it describes anything \u201cabsolutist.\u201d It doesn\u2019t come from quarters professing that Jesus is God\u2019s son. What \u201capproaches\u201d \u201cwould splinter us into countless warring groups\u201d? Is it \u201cthought crime\u201d that needs limiting? Any \u201chostility to difference\u201d on display is coming from the author.<\/p>\n

Maybe Ross is thinking of someone like Julie Jaman, who was kicked out of the Port Townsend, Washington YMCA. This was an 83-year-old\u00a0woman\u00a0who saw facility employee Clementine Adams, a guy in a woman\u2019s bathing suit with a telltale bulge, accompanying two young girls getting out of their clothes in the ladies shower room. Her complaint ended in an eviction. Do the lasses need conditioning to accept this kind of routine? Is Jaman\u2019s grievance an example of the \u201cintolerance\u201d that Ross can\u2019t tolerate? The lady never delivers on what, exactly, can\u2019t be abided.\u00a0 What is intolerable is a paper loaded with this much baseless innuendo the editors of a scholarly publication, called a \u201cBill of Rights Journal<\/em>,\u201d find fit to stamp with its imprimatur.<\/p>\n

If she\u2019s going to go on for 25 pages, we need some description of what \u201cvictims\u201d have endured. Ross and her ideological kinfolk appear to be begging for an example to surface. Recent revelations of the\u00a0SPLC funding hate organizations, after advising federal agencies for years, gives us reason not to rule out that possibility.<\/p>\n

Omar Mateen, who massacred 49 people he thought were gay in the Pulse nightclub June 16, 2016, wasn\u2019t a born-again Christian. If he had been the Christ-o-phobes would seize on the incident like a gold miner hitting pay dirt.<\/p>\n

Read more The Left\u2019s Trillion-Dollar Nightmare<\/a><\/p>\n

The first person executed for heresy under a Christian regime was\u00a0Priscillian\u00a0in 380 AD. A few followers were taken with him. What\u2019s noteworthy is that Pope Siricius opposed the killing and there wasn\u2019t another one like it for 700 years. The last person executed for questioning the canon in a Western country was\u00a0Cayetano Ripoll\u00a0in Spain 1826. It\u2019s where hereticide and the auto-de-fe were most common in Christianity for centuries. It\u2019s also the only Western nation where Islam had a foothold lasting hundreds of years. Theocratic statism was built into Islam from its inception. It\u2019s a deadly kind of intolerance that etches deeply into the places it has corrupted.<\/p>\n

The media has yet to inform us of an American mass murdering maniac who wasn\u2019t primarily, if not altogether, educated at public expense. There have probably been exceptions and it is a subject worth thorough examination \u2026 would the details support Ross? The \u201cdifference\u201d Ross won\u2019t tolerate is pealing between the lines. It\u2019s the reluctance from people without ideological leverage to accept having an ersatz culture inflicted on them and their progeny. A crypto-politburo keeps reinventing our \u201cdearest values\u201d at warp speed. They exhibit no discretion about using the federal government to turn the screws.<\/p>\n

What is meant by \u201cabsolutist views\u201d is vague. The only actual lessons described came from a madrassa.<\/p>\n

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A private school operated by the Saudi government in Alexandria, Virginia, has been the subject of extended controversy concerning the messages contained in its Arabic textbooks. A review of 17 books by the U.S. Commission on International Freedom recommended that the county government close the school after finding statements in the texts including an interpretation of the Quran indicating that it was permissible to kill adulterers and persons who convert from Islam to other religions, accusations that Jews caused the split between Sunni and Shiite Muslims, and that Muslims can seize the life and property of \u201cpolytheists,\u201d including those who believe in all of the world\u2019s other major religions.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Nothing vague here, but where is anything close coming out of the primary target of Ross\u2019 vitriol? The Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kansas shouts a lot of unpleasant things at people suffering loss at particularly sensitive moments. They have received huge amounts of well deserved negative press but survived a multi-million dollar lawsuit that reached the U.S. Supreme Court. The Wikipedia article on their protests however, never mentions violence or threats of it. Ross fails to name the madrassa she refers to and may have meant the one formerly in nearby Fairfax County. But using this example to undermine Christian education is a polemic stoop. She is comparing it to teachings from Christian curricula. But without any citation from them. The piece does not pursue what goes on in places of Islamic instruction one word further in over 12,000. It\u2019s a strangely placed example, public school is where students learn about so-called \u201ccultural relativity.\u201d<\/p>\n

What\u2019s eerily mind-numbing is the number of legal brainiacs, like\u00a0\u00a0who draw beads on Christian doctrine without a word about what\u2019s in Islamic ABC\u2019s. The\u00a0Romeike family\u00a0fled Germany to avoid state imposition of secular schooling there. Many academics and the Obama DOJ were outraged when they were granted temporary asylum in Tennessee. Were there any known negative consequences of Christian homeschooling in Deutschland? The law applied to prevent it was enacted in 1938 under the Nazi regime.<\/p>\n

One of the fears both American and Federal Republic of Germany statists\u2019 voice is that dodging their demands upon children\u2019s upbringing will result in pockets of \u201cparallel societies.\u201d That reservation comes off mighty weak. The FRG sways pliantly to ideological tenets much further removed from Western norms and values for nearly anyone arriving there from places afar. The abundant examples only surface on \u201calternative\u201d platforms. Somehow forgotten or seemingly irrelevant, is that Christianity is not \u201cparallel\u201d \u2014 whatever that means \u2014 it is one of the very foundations of Western society.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, seriously devout Christians are still persecuted, albeit to lesser degrees, as they were under Hitler. Those pontificating from Ivory Towers aren\u2019t much interested in why\u00a0Franz Jagaerstatter\u00a0got the guillotine\u2019s blade. If the intensity of Jagaerstatter\u2019s commitment to Christian doctrine had been prevalent among German masses in 1939 WWII and the Holocaust would have stalled.<\/p>\n

In the meantime, the madrassas there are supposedly well supervised by the German government. Islamic migrants to the country and on into second and third\u00a0generations commit violent offenses at a rate often over ten times that of ethnic Germans. Do madrassas, that never receive the press Romeike\u2019s got, play any role? Is looking into it is too hot a potato for Teutonic journalists as well as Ross and Bartholet? Do Merkelites keep as close tabs on Koranic classrooms as they do on people like the Romeike\u2019s? Don\u2019t we have ample reason to suspect, if not conclude, that statist cultural monitors in West Europe keep ancestral populations on tighter leashes than more recent arrivals?<\/p>\n

Former University of Pennsylvania president Amy Gutmann is cited: \u201c[a] democratic government cannot possibly accommodate all conscientious beliefs, whatever they happen to be, and still remain democratic let alone committed to pursuing democratic justice.\u201d<\/p>\n

What are the examples? Henry Ward Beecher, Jonathon Edwards the younger, Samuel Hopkins, Elijah Lovejoy, and even John Brown were all fundamentalist Christians.\u00a0 They helped bring on the Civil War. Did they hold the kinds of \u201cconscientious beliefs\u201d that Gutmann warns of?\u00a0 Going by the absence of anything specific in their descriptions, this lawyerly movement must be desperately nexus-lexusing for a recent lynching or witch burning without getting hits.<\/p>\n

Where this kind of accommodation is plaguing \u201cdemocratic government\u201d is in Europe. That\u2019s where precise literal descriptions of the beliefs privileged groups hold have been outlawed. The\u00a0Henry Nowak murder is relevant for all the wrong reasons. Sikhs\u2019 are among the most law abiding communities in the world no matter where they go. It is still insane to allow them knives in public while depriving others that right. What won\u2019t get mention in public debate is why their faith mandated the Kirpan in the first place. Islamic Mughal Emperor Jahangir had Guru Arjan Dev Ji executed\u00a0under Sharia in 1606, predictably\u00a0worse was to follow. Taking note of those facts publicly is likely to entail a visit from the Bobbies, who may cuff you while bleeding out, in jolly old England.<\/p>\n

The \u201cconscientious beliefs\u201d obstructing \u201cdemocratic justice\u201d in Holland cost them the\u00a0great-grand-nephew of the most famous Dutchman in history. The problem is rampant in Germany, France, Belgium, the UK, Spain, Italy, and Ireland. Rather than confront this monumental onslaught, EU and UK leaders insist on accommodating it to the point of piecemeal eradication of their own culture and any previous understanding of human decency.<\/p>\n

If this professoriate is so hell-bent against Christianity in curricula, they are awfully parsimonious with examples. What is doing all the damage is the state itself. Ross\u2019s essay says in its second sentence: \u201cI am not primarily concerned here with the quality of academic achievement in the core curricular areas among homeschoolers, which has been the subject of much heated debate.\u201d<\/p>\n

Nor, however, is she in the least concerned with academic achievement in public schools. Nowhere does she mention students graduating high school that can barely read, have no clue of the vaguest historic timelines, or couldn\u2019t find China on a map. We see the ones who can\u2019t make change frequently when we use physical currency.<\/p>\n

It becomes clearer with each line of the brief that this lady has no interest in the traditional function of a school. Her interest is in the institution\u2019s value as an instrument of indoctrination. There are certain things an elite coterie\u00a0of high academicians want the mass of people to believe or not believe. Elevated literacy and erudition they find better off in the hands of people like themselves. They know they can\u2019t snare every young mind but will do their damndest blocking as many escape routes as possible.<\/p>\n

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