I'm probably a wimp, but let's just say I had to sit idly by while kids had to listen to 'news' that Trump had ppl storm the Capitol and then that he is the only Pres to be impeached twice, yada yada yada. KIDS. Then a video on how masks work , with a leftist rebuttal for every argument against them. The brainwashing is so deep. I lost it when I came home and was so filled with frustration I started crying and yelling and hitting the table. For the first time I truly felt the first paralyzing effects of tyranny. How blessed we have been to not live under it for so long. I would like to hear your stories if you'd like to share.
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I get the feeling your a fellow "educator". You've already said in your post you had gotten emotional. You need to be very, very careful (along with me, and I'm in deep red country).
This is a transition point in time, and a key goal is to cement their power in the mind of the youth. You have to find little ways to expose students to "the real world" while toeing the line.
Notice the giant push for tech in the school systems, study it's implementation. We have to be resource nodes for everyone else. If parent/people don't understand the problem they can't fight it.
My suggestion for the future, get an audio recording device and wear it 24/7 (if your state allows legally). I know it seems "paranoid", to say that, but it's not. This is the only way to try and fight the system at this point. If you don't say anything your not supposed to, it protects your innocence. If they say something they're not supposed to, sit on it until an opportune moment.
Only the truth can save us now, God Speed Fellow Pede.
Yep. You've got it. Thanks for your comment. I never get emotional at work. Well I don't show it anyway. I lost it when I got home. And I will absolutely get a recording device if legal here. I remember waking into a room when a totally leftist adult was reading a book abt George Washington. It had all these pictures... One page was dark blue and black colors with a super close up painting of Washington's face with a horrible snarl on his face. Eyes glaring, teeth bared, eyebrows furled, then she asks the kids, "so what do you think? Was he a -a good man? " All the kids wide eyed slowly shake their heads, and answer with a low and frightened "Noooooooo"