Dennis Prager argues the left wages war on truth through fabricated racism claims, banning classic books and films, corrupting schools, and restricting homeschooling in Europe. He cites hoaxes, Germany's homeschool ban, and mask disputes as evidence of ideological coercion.
The very fact that we have so much inanity and that there are so many hoaxes about racism proves how little racism there is. You have to find it and make it up. Movies from the 1940s are being banned. Kids aren't reading anything from the past. Romeo and Juliet is patriarchal. It's sexist. Your kid is not going to read Romeo and Juliet because it's sexist, and you allow that child to continue with that school? People are in denial about how morally and intellectually corrupt most schools are. They're in denial because it's a daycare center, and I totally get it. You want to be able to go to work and have your kid taken care of. I get it. Totally. You have, you have a challenge that I did not have, that my parents certainly did not have, that sending the child to school is to make them a worse human being. So you, you'll have to figure out something, another school or homeschool. By the way, not only does Germany ban homeschooling, now France is considering banning homeschooling. Did you see that? Yeah, take a look. I discovered that in a letter to the Wall Street Journal, and I looked into it. The ostensible reason is interesting. Can you think of why would France be considering banning homeschooling? Because of their fear of Islamic extremism. It's a— so it's, it's an understandable motive, but of course they can't just say you can't have it if you're an Islamic extremist. They have to say you can't have it, period. Another price paid for the massive influx of people from the Middle East. There are a lot of wonderful people among them, and there are a lot of bad people among them. Are you allowed to say the truth? No, because leftism is first and foremost a war against truth. So I was thinking about the parents today. Last hour I reported on, on the guy in the airplane yelled at by the next the person sitting next to him for not wearing a mask between bites. Man had the audacity to board an airplane knowing the rule is you don't have to wear a mask while you're eating. So what does the man think, this idiot? Oh, he said, you're gonna, you're gonna cause me to die, or you'll kill me. The ease with which people are brainwashed is one of the most disconcerting revelations of the last year, one of the most disconcerting revelations of my lifetime. I thought it could only happen in a totalitarian state.
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