Either someone told her she is confused about how the world is
functioning, or she discovered the bitter truth all by herself. In any case,
instead of making the effort to rectify what's wrong with her way of thinking,
she instantly responded by accusing others of what she realized was deficient
in herself.
She is Kaylee McGhee who wrote: “Colleges are turning young people
socialist in a few ways,” an article that was published on October 30, 2019 in
The Washington Examiner. McGhee began her discussion by asking the question:
“Who's afraid of socialism?” and she immediately answered by asserting that
college students are not. But how does she know that? Well, she knows it, she
says, because “a new poll reveals that 70% of millennials are likely to vote
for a socialist candidate.” This is euphemism for saying that today's students
are woke instead of being educated.
But if she considers that to be a fault, whose fault is it? Aha,
that's where the confusion begins and ends. You see, my friend, Kaylee McGhee
does not even pretend having firsthand knowledge of what's happening on the
campuses these days. But there is a poll which says that 70% of millenials are
inclined to vote for socialism. That suits her just fine because she dwells in
extreme right wing circles where they howl the aching they feel in their
bellies about the colleges and universities going to hell in a hand basket,
which suggests that the way to save the misguided young, is to hand them to the
Jews, lock, stock and barrel … even if she doesn't come right out and say so.
As it happened, the Jews began their drive to take over the system
of education by enlisting the likes of Fox News and the rightwing print
tabloids that responded by launching a coordinated blitz on the system of
education. They did it by slandering the system’s personnel, such as the
teachers, professors, counselors and administrators. Thus, it looked safe for
Kaylee McGhee to join the crowd and blame the ills of education on the
professors. She wrote about it, and here is the condensed version of her piece
of work:
“Given the state of higher education, students become moldable
because they have little conviction. Colleges and universities teach them to
accept shallow knowledge. They do not train them to ask how this knowledge
relates to higher principles. I doubt college socialists could tell how the
government would seize the means of production under a socialist economy or how
property rights would be eliminated. But they don't need to because Sanders and
Ocasio-Cortez have done it for them. It doesn't help that almost all professors
at public universities lean to the political Left. In some cases, professors'
political opinions have so infiltrated course material that the majority of
student respondents in a recent poll said they felt intimidated into silence.
Higher education is becoming little more than an indoctrination camp. This is
the norm on today's campuses: Hundreds of Young Democratic Socialists of America
clubs have popped up on college campuses over the past few years. These
students are eager to see change happen. They're attracted to radical proposals
and candidates that are just as idealistic as they are”.
So then, what does all this boil down to? It boils down to saying
that the teachers, professors, counselors and administrators of schools,
colleges and universities should abandon the role they have been playing since
the invention of classroom education hundreds of years ago––and stand as a firewall
to prevent the political movement that's developing around them in the society
at large from affecting the students.
In other words, Kaylee McGhee wants the teachers and the
professors to stop teaching and start pushing back against the leftist trend
that is taking roots in the country. She also wants the counselors and
administrators to do likewise. If this is not being confused, what is? And here
is another pertinent question: What will happen if and when the paradigm shifts
in America, and the rightwing trend takes over the nation, including the
campuses? Should the teachers, professors, counselors and administrators of
schools, colleges and universities then abandon their traditional roles and
stand as a firewall to prevent the rightwing political movement that's
developing around them in the society at large––from affecting the students?
Is this what Kaylee McGhee wants? Or is it that she only wants the
leftwing messages to be banned while leaving the door wide open for the
rightwing messages to invade the schools and universities? If that's her
intention, there is a serious question for us to ask, and for her to answer: Is
this the kind of respect she has for the intelligence of her people? When it
comes to assessing the value of the United States as a member of the
international community, what should the rest of the world make of that view?
Having displayed total ignorance of her country's Constitution, it
now seems clear that if someone needs to be given a remedial education, it is
Kaylee McGhee and all those who dwell in the same rightwing circle of
ignorance.