I knew a woman ( a dear friend of my Aunt's) whose husband was a POW in a Japanese prison camp. Needless to say, she despised the Japanese & would not buy products manufactured in Japan.
Today we are taught to embrace "multiculturalism" without any judgement. I think that's
so dangerous. The Japanese "culture" created beautiful poetry & works of art, but of
what value was that without a moral compass??
It's not politically correct to say that - even with it's faults - civilization based on Judeo-Christian principles/values is a better system. It IS better, but how long before we aren't even allowed to think it, never mind say it. What consequences are going to come from educators who continually devalue Western Civiization and elevate debased "lifestyles"
as role models. Brittany Speers anyone?
There was recently an article in my local paper, singing the praises of "Hip Hop Day"
for the town's 3rd graders. They brought in a Hip Hop group to illustrate the origins of HipHop in Africa. PULEEASE! With so many edifying things to choose to teach - this is indicative of what kids are being "taught" (indoctrinated is more like it). The article lavished giddy praise, but is music that 's largely vulgar, demeans woman, celebrates violence and disregard for law - is that what 3rd graders should be told to view as worthy of
emulation?
If everything of grace, dignity, honor, and high principle is removed from our way of life
& people are no longer able to discern what is real, what is praiseworthy, what has TRUE
value - I wonder what OUR culture will become.
There's a quote by Doug Patton "Great danger lies in the notion that we can reason with evil".
Is there any doubt that German & Japanese "Cultures" of the 30s and 40s were evil? Does anyone doubt that radical Islam is evil? What will WE become if we throw out all that has made us a great & good?
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