The School of Hate

[Ed Hurst]

I worked in public education for a while. I can tell you that the curriculum and teaching methods themselves are the primary reason for the rise of school shooters. The system was hijacked long ago and turned into a tool for destroying culture and social stability. The reason we have such strong differences between generations is that children are packed off to a huge warehouse where they are remote from their parents' social structure. So, they form their own social structure in isolation from the past, and it breeds radical changes in all the little things that combine to become big things. Meanwhile, it's also the place where they are force-fed a nihilist doctrine of life.

It's a meat-grinder. All children are damaged. Some who are on the margins get even more damage, and they are the ones who come back and shoot up the places where they were tormented.

[jaybreak]

That alternative social structure angle is likely worse now because of the internets. There's too many ways teenagers can get sucked into different things, most of which aren't the greatest to dive into.

[Ed Hurst]

Amen. The likes of Tik-Tok are worse than schools when it comes to helping generate a radical change in culture. It's all quite intentional.