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“The story of LA teachers indoctrinating kids on ObamaCare goes national”

Uh oh. Somebody at the Department of Keep the Rubes from Hearing About How it is We’re Abusing Our Powers is going to get pinkslipped over this one! Andrew Malcolm, IBD:

[…] ObamaCare implementation is lagging with only 92 days left until the Democrat’s expensive new plan takes effect.

Millions of people are having second or third thoughts as they get new health insurance bills with steeply hiked rates, as employers cut work hours to save on insurance coverage or as companies drop the coverage plans and leave workers to go on the government’s version.

In desperation, the Obama administration is seeking any way it can to promote ObamaCare to the uninformed. California’s health insurance clearinghouse got $37 million in taxpayer funds just to push the plan in the Golden state.

It gave almost $1 million to Los Angeles’ school district to — get this — pay public school teachers additional taxpayer money to take up class time teaching their pupils the wonders of ObamaCare. So they will go home and sell parents, relatives and neighbors on signing up to use more taxpayer funds. The circle of life in Chicago politics.

District spokesmen said if it works as envisioned, they will indoctrinate students in other government-sanctioned programs to sell their families on. Read all the details here.

Of course, Malcolm is being glib here, but there’s no real reason to be:  public schools have been indoctrinating children with respect to government-sanctioned “nudges” for years, be it through the influence wielded by the environmental lobby (and the poor Polar Bear floating away on an ice block) or the influence from other left wing, ostensibly “non-political” groups like the various iterations of food Nazis and anti-Second Amendment proponents.

And this is only the direct indoctrination.  The entirety of the curricula has a tinge of PC and white privilege / white guilt to it — from history that questions the European conquest of the New World to the near-beatification of Natives and ethnic and sexual minorities.

These are precisely the building blocks of a later left-liberal voter:  filled with a generalized sense of rote self- loathing (while in fact, that self-loathing is not self-loathing at all, but rather becomes a proud badge of sanctimony and sophistication, ironically turning the hatred of a dubious, finessed, and largely acontextual US history into a resource for their own supposed elevated self worth), these government-produced regurgitators of federally-approved narratives then turn their attention on “doing something” to “end” whatever it is they’ve identified as a social “problem”, be that problem fat people, or car exhaust, or strip malls, or unfairly unwed same-sex couples, or people who simply refuse to recycle correctly.

Part of taking back the country will involve breaking the federal stranglehold over the curriculum and over the training of teachers in universities that rely on the kind of leftist “education” training produced and promoted by such stars in the field as domestic terrorist Bill Ayers.

For my part, were my son to come home from school and peddle ObamaCare to me, I’d remind him of the days of slavery, and tell him that what he is promoting is a kind of slavery, wherein a “right” asserted by people for health care means that they can demand of doctors their time and attention.  This “right” strips physicians of their rights — and as a result, leads to an era of “positive rights” whereby all we are doing is voting ourselves the money and labor of others who haven’t earned it.

The difference being we don’t use whips any more. We just use the IRS and the Supreme Court to effectively play the role of chains.

Then I’d probably lead the family in a rousing rendition of “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot,” before ending dinner with a “we shall overcome” chant.

Hit the link for video of Malcolm discussing the issue in more depth with Tucker Carlson.

7 Replies to ““The story of LA teachers indoctrinating kids on ObamaCare goes national””

  1. A tyrant’s most formidable weapon is control of education.

  2. Shermlaw says:

    It’s best to opt out of public education, at least while it’s still allowed. It won’t be too long before the worthies determine that the education in math, history and classical rhetoric obtained by students in parochial and home schools is woefully insufficient, given the absence of courses in “victimology,” “imperialism” and so forth. My kids will make it, but I now fear for my grandchildren.

  3. BigBangHunter says:

    – This Obamacare thing will not end well.

  4. Pablo says:

    I say again: Public School is child abuse.

  5. happyfeet says:

    Los Angeles public school kids are stupid. This is because at the most basic level they’re kids what go to Los Angeles public schools.

    They’re taught by useless not-terribly-bright whorebitch teachers who only care about tenure and pension and getting home by 4 every day.

    There’s absolutely no reason to think the idiot momo children will be successful ambassadors for food stamp’s rape of our healthcares.

  6. daveinsocal says:

    Based on the huge dropout rate (>20%) of LAUSD students, there are clearly a large number of parents disinterested in their child’s grades or performance in class. I doubt they will be any more interested in or receptive to blatherings about the awesomeness of ObamaCare.

    Just another ObamaCare FAIL.

  7. happyfeet says:

    hmmm i did not know of this it looks like Los Angeles has a long and distinguished history of making competent and effective use of civilians in public service

    Griffith Park is a large municipal park at the eastern end of the Santa Monica Mountains in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles, California.

    […]

    Hired as part of a welfare project, 3,780 men were in the park clearing brush on October 3, 1933, when fire broke out in the Mineral Wells area. Many of the workers volunteered or were ordered to fight the fire. Foremen with no knowledge of firefighting directed the effort, setting inappropriate backfires and sending hundreds of workers into a steep canyon. When the wind changed direction, they were trapped. In all, 29 men were killed and 150 were injured. Professional firefighters arrived and limited the blaze to 47 acres (19 ha). Because of the disorganized nature of the deployment, it took weeks to establish the exact death toll and identify the bodies. The Griffith Park fire remains the deadliest in Los Angeles history.*

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