How do people raise their kids communist?
Especially in imperial countries where the kids have to deliberately go along with many wrong history lessons?
I don't have kids, Matt Christman having one just makes me wonder how he and other Communist parents do it.
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you ever read Jakarta Method?
edit: follow-up on the "make sure they don't understand basic economics", if you can read through section 1 of this Communist Economics book and explain to me how it's not basic economics with some effort that doesn't rely on buzzwords or insults, I'll consider not banning you. You'll have... lets say until around 9AM EST to figure out something before I get out the
What “actual history books” are you talking about?
A lot of mainstream history books overlook deeper economic and class conflicts. The Korean War is called 'the forgotten war' because many history books skip over it and the U.S. support for oppressive regimes, as well as the class struggles involved. Similarly, the fast transformation of the Soviet Union from a near feudal society into an industrial powerhouse that played a crucial role in WWII is often downplayed, reflecting selective storytelling in history education. We should teach kids to view history through the lens of class struggles and economic forces, helping them understand that history isn’t just about leaders like Churchill - it’s really a result everyday people, their collective actions, and their material conditions.
I didn't know Soviet Russia rose out from feudalism like China. That's so cool.
Bro just repeated
talking points verbatim, and has the gall to say we're lying.eat shit
When it comes to economics, it's worth mentioning that China has abolished extreme poverty. The US has always had extreme poverty which is only getting worse.
If you haven't heard of this you are missing phenomenal pieces of history in the making. The world's current superpower doesn't understand economics. Go jack off somewhere else.
Wow that's some funny projection you've got going there
