What did you learn in school that carried over into your politics?

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School taught me white people are heckin bad

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Nothing.
I learned nothing in school that carried over to my politics other school lies and confesses kike bullshit, and thus is weaponized propaganda dispenser

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I learned I do not like niggers.

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i learned eternal ephebophilia

i never stopped being attracted to high school girls

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There's no business like shoah business!
Also I unintentionally btfo my teacher who was spewing wage gap bs when I asked 'if women are payed less than men why don't companies only hire women?'

her answer: because that is illegal...

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I was racist before I could be taught any "social constructs". It was a natural instinct for me to laugh at my nigger classmate's broccoli hair

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I learned I do not like wiggers

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>be 13 years old me
>geography class
>had insane amount of NATO and EU propaganda given by teacher
>I decide to introduce a bit of contradictory
>tell teacher about the USSR/communism greatest accomplishments and virtues
>pointed also the flagrant flaws of capitalism and western society
>teacher is getting notoriously pissed
>13 year old me continues with the onslaught
>"Anon, you must stop making questions!"
>mfw I won
>mfw it was all pointless

At least it was a good kek.

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The week right after Saddam Hussain’s execution: I remember my History teacher sperged the fuck out and kept dropping redpills on our unexpected asses for the entire class, I don’t remember he even a single line related to the today’s topic. It was all
> Israel and Iran had an agreement to kill off Saddam
> they killed him on the exact same day as of Eid, this is a dangerous message against us
> they are right on our footsteps , and we are next
> you are all getting soft, are you truly ready when they start knocking our doors?
Imagine an entire hour of only that said to 14 year old lads
It caught me off gaurd because the teacher was usually chill, that was the first time I’ve ever seen him exploded like that

That humans are strange, bend to authority not because they agree on that or certain line but because they can't think!

Very strange, I watched in disbelief.

I learned that children and adults are the same, clueless and easy to manage! Bht also dangerous because of their ignorance and especially in groups, and that they only understand Power primitvly, and that it must be used sometimes but it's best if it's subtle, when it fomes to kinetic it's important to have other forms of power to control the frankly subhuman unaware mania and frenzy they tend to fall in.

I learned to always, always know how to fight them on all fronts, and I was respected and feared equally but very very peaceful, most of the time! lol

I learned about what they are capable of and what I am capable of.

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I learned that history is written by the victors, and as such is at least 50% fake and gay.

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I learned to do my own research. Nothing has made me more skeptical than remembering the narratives they tell children to believe. The government mandates the curriculum and approves the books, so why not stick a few fingers in the pie to make the nation follow basic narratives that guarantee your power?
>one day for no reason at all, people voted Hitler into power and he killed Jews because they didn't have blond hair and blue eyes but not the pregnant ladies that gave birth in death camps
>the civil war was fought because the union were willing to sacrifice their own lives to stop slavery
>Africans never developed sailboats or buildings not made of mud even after being directly introduced to the technology by Europeans for hundreds of years because white people were colonizers

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Unironically everything Anon :)

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How to skip bullshit.

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My history teacher said "the winner always writes the history in their favour" when we were looking at WW1 and 2, and left that comment at that. If I had known what he was implying at the time I might have learned a thing or two sooner, but I was still young and naive.
What carried over is that I now know that there is what people say and what people mean, politics is full of people moving side-ways, pinging the room with subtle tells to seek out like minds. There are no united fronts which means there is no consensus on policy. Think upon what that means within the context of a democratic society...