Comments on: Teens Who Hate America

By: Pat Dollard | Young Americans | Blog Archive » April 7, 2008

Pat Dollard | Young Americans | Blog Archive » April 7, 2008 — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 10:21:10 +0000

[...] of course, for that Monday morning cheer, Teens Who Hate America are [...]

By: Bernardo

Bernardo — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:05:39 +0000

No one here is disputing the notion that teachers are deliberately influencing their students on political matters. Since the Left has control of the teachers’ unions, this translates into indoctrination in environmentalism at the elementary levels and Marxism in the colleges.

The Right, on the other hand, has no qualms in forcing religion into the system wherever they can find an opening.

Either way, our kids are not being educated, but are being indoctrinated by whatever political element can gain control of the public education system. Why we continue to put up with it (and pay the taxes to support it), I don’t know.

By: shef Rogers

shef Rogers — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 19:38:43 +0000

Comparing America to North Korea is childish. We’re better than North Korea; is that supposed to be reassuring? How about comparing America in 2000 with America now? That comparison might give any reasonable citizen to be angry with their country.
And I might add that one of the best things about American culture–the real American culture, not your namby-pamby version–is a low tolerance for tattletales. If your daughter had gone to my high school and gotten a rep for telling Mommy and Daddy everything her friends said at school, she’d have real problems.

By: G.W.

G.W. — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 16:12:05 +0000

Can’t say I’ve ever heard anyone my age say that hate America. Just our current warmongering, economy destroying, civil liberties disregarding joke of an administration you Repubs voted into office. Good looks yal.

By: John M

John M — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 16:07:20 +0000

I think we have a great group of young people in West Texas were I live.But overall
we are conservative and
percentage wise Value our relationship to God.Many of our young
people are serving in the Military at this time. Accountability requires committment to something greater than the individual.God
has told us who is not going to Heaven Rom Chapter One, and who is
John 3,This will be so
despite either party. We are paying a price as a nation when we condone,Abortion,gay rights, fornication,adultery,perverts-chold molesters.The only way we can have peace is to
Honor God in all things
Schools included.Our leaders in general honor themselves are are thieves.God is really inc Charge

By: Fidel, MD

Fidel, MD — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 03:08:03 +0000

As far as the S.Korean cadets, fine. Lets pull the US troops out of the Korean peninsula, and see how long it takes the great greaseball to invade. He’ll have to, his army isn’t getting enough food now as it is.

BTW, what do you think those college freshmen (1st year cadets) will be doing in the new united Korea?

My guess is stinking up the benjo ditches.

By: Bonnie_

Bonnie_ — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 02:17:31 +0000

Oh, poor S.T., college girl who finds that the nation is in a state of “economic despair.” This is a country with a 5.1% unemployment rate. In her own lifetime, in the boom times of Clinton, the unemployment rate was at 5.4%. But she’s been spoon fed “economic despair” and she believes it.

When I was your age I drove to California with my family and we carried plastic gas cans on the roof of the car, like Will Smith in I Am Legend. This because the gas crisis had emptied gas stations from coast to coast. Inflation was at 11%, unemployment was over 10%, our hostages were being humiliated in Iran and we had the inevitability of communism shoved down our throats by the only media outlets there were — ABC, CBS, and NBC.

I’ll give you economic despair, honey. Today we are so much better off it’s like looking at a woman cooking on an open fire outside a teepee, to look back at the 70’s.

Oh, and we had the global cooling crisis, too. To quote the Professor in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe: “What are they teaching in schools these days?” Obviously not history and logic.

By: s.t.

s.t. — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 00:55:44 +0000

I am a college student who has apparently been “indoctrinated”. The reality stands that I am an upper-middle class white girl who has for her entire life been preached conservative values and ideals. I have never once lashed out at “The American Way”, nevertheless I think that disappointment in the new nanny state is what has led most young adults to preach hate America ideals. Teacher have influence of sorts, but it is proven among voting patterns that most new voters align themselves with those party of their parents. This being said, with the nation in a state of economic despair (sorry not for the top 15-20%), new legislation that would make the founders of this nation shake in their graves and a war based on the “indoctrination” of the rest of the world, it is easy to see why these young adults are upset with “the greatest nation in the world.”

By: Webloggin - Blog Archive » Teens Who Hate America

Webloggin - Blog Archive » Teens Who Hate America — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 22:36:56 +0000

[...] Meister’s column receives a well-deserved spot on the Pajamas Media front page. What truly irks me about the attitudes of these teens is that most [...]

By: B.G.

B.G. — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 22:33:42 +0000

I’m a substitute teacher in a local elementary school. The word that comes to mind as I read this article is “indoctrination”. I see it at all levels of education. Schools feed, clothe, immunize, provide day care for, and teach our nation’s children. It’s not surprising that the powers that be in education deem it necessary to take it one step further and spoon feed them in what they believe is the politically correct way to think and act. Our children will grow up with no skills in respectful and informative debate, most of them having been taught only one side of every issue – the teacher’s side.