How Well Did You Know Your Teachers

 Did you know your K-3 teachers? I mean really know them? I grew up on the farm so my neighbors were up to a mile away. My kindergarten and first grade teacher lived on the next farm over; my second grade teacher lived about 4 miles away, and my third grade teacher lived about 8 miles away. Did I know them? I sure did my kindergarten/1^st grade and my 2^nd grade teachers. My dad helped out all the neighbors on the farm and they helped him. Once a month all the people in the neighborhood, which included about about a dozen farm families, would get together and spend an evening doing what adults did back then; us kids would hang out and play together leaving the adults to do their thing.

That was way back in the stone age though and in a farm community. I'd say that the town kids would not have been so unlucky as to have teachers that spent a lot of time with their parents.

What am I getting at here, you ask? Just this: even though my first teachers were people I grew up around, I did not know everything about their personal lives. Town kids knew even less. Most teachers way back then kept their personal lives just that – personal. They did not share their weekend adventures or last nights dinner with any of their students; and that's what we were – their STUDENTS. We were not their kids or their children. Their job was to educate us with things that were age appropriate.

Now, there is a liberal kindergarten teacher that is afraid that he won't be able to share everything about his personal life with his 'kids'. Including that he is gay. Is it appropriate for a 5 year old to know that his/her/its teacher is gay and that he and his partner went kayaking over the weekend? What else does this so-called educator share with his students? From the interview I heard all his students know that he is gay and that his partner is someone that he sleeps with. My opinion? Totally inappropriate for 5 years old minds to be told.

If your children know anything at all about their teacher's personal lives it is no longer being educated but, indoctrinated. I still don't know the political beliefs of any of my former teachers but teachers today make sure that their students are indoctrinated into the liberal way of thinking. The really bad thing about it is that there are a lot of school boards that don't think parents should know anything about what they are teaching those kids. Parents standing up to school boards have been branded as domestic terrorists and had the FBI called in on them. All because those parents are tired of their kids being forced to listen to liberal bullshite like CRT and anti-American propaganda.

Why and when did we, the People, allow the government to totally take over our lives and the lives of our children? Government-run schools are nothing more than indoctrination centers, especially if the parents aren't allowed to know what is being taught. There are things that should be left up to the parents to teach their kids, not the job of the school district. Things like sex, gender, politics, religion, morals, and values. Not only do we need to take our government back, we need to take our schools back as well.

FARO- Free America Resistance Organization. Remember Red Dawn!