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| − | Children are introduced to the liberal agenda through games, which they claim are "not political" and "just for fun". However, games like [ | + | Children are introduced to the liberal agenda through games, which they claim are "not political" and "just for fun". However, games like [http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=70811 "Climate Cops"] that promote police-state [[environmentalism]] are hardly "not political"! Older children can be seduced by games like [[Magic: the gathering]] and [[Dungeons and Dragons]], which, while not explicitly promoting liberal ideas, open the door for moral relativism and interest in the occult. |
Revision as of 23:10, July 30, 2008
Liberal indoctrination is the process by which liberals influence children to their way of thinking before they are aware enough to make choices for themselves. It can be considered a form of brainwashing, as children are unwittingly led into liberal ideologies while systematically being denied conservative values.
Forms
There are many ways that liberals introduce liberalism to children:
School
Liberal thought is often promoted in public schools, either by teachers or peer pressure from older students. Examples include the removal of school prayer and the teaching of evolution.
Books and movies
Picture books like Heather Has Two Mommies and Why Mommy is a Democrat explicitly promote the homosexual agenda and characterize Republicans as unequivocally bad.
Games
Children are introduced to the liberal agenda through games, which they claim are "not political" and "just for fun". However, games like "Climate Cops" that promote police-state environmentalism are hardly "not political"! Older children can be seduced by games like Magic: the gathering and Dungeons and Dragons, which, while not explicitly promoting liberal ideas, open the door for moral relativism and interest in the occult.