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| | *insisting that nearly everything is known, contrary to [[Isaac Newton]]'s approach that we know almost nothing | | *insisting that nearly everything is known, contrary to [[Isaac Newton]]'s approach that we know almost nothing |
| − | *demonizing [[conservatives]] and misrepresenting their positions | + | *bully, disparage and ridicule students until they accept liberal viewpoints |
| − | *[[censorship]] of opposing views, such as [[classroom prayer]] | + | *demonizing [[conservatives]] while misrepresenting their positions |
| − | *training students to accept what a majority of people think, and then misleading them about the majority view | + | *[[censorship]] of opposing views, such as [[classroom prayer]], meaningful debates, and dissenting views at school |
| | + | *training students to accept what a majority of people think, and then misleading them about what the majority do think |
| | *trying to make it appear "cool" to take a particular ([[liberal]]) position | | *trying to make it appear "cool" to take a particular ([[liberal]]) position |
| | *over-emphasize unchangeable things like race, and exaggerate the existence of [[scarcity]] | | *over-emphasize unchangeable things like race, and exaggerate the existence of [[scarcity]] |
| − | *bully people and disparage and ridicule students until they accept liberal viewpoints
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| | *deny that illogical, atheistic viewpoints result in mental problems {{fact}} | | *deny that illogical, atheistic viewpoints result in mental problems {{fact}} |
| | *presenting theories (such as [[evolution]] and [[anthropogenic global warming]] as established facts | | *presenting theories (such as [[evolution]] and [[anthropogenic global warming]] as established facts |