When I say:
Public education is Marxist.
Social Justice is Marxist.
DEI is Marxist.
People comment mockingly, “LOL show me where it’s Marxist.”
Why do people think Hitler was the worst tyrant of the 20th century? Why don’t they know about Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong, and the multiple other Communist dictators who killed a vastly larger number of people.
Why do people use the term McCarthyism as a disparaging term? Why do we refer to the hunt for communists in the middle of the 20th century as a joke?
Because Communism is not taught. Oh, a skim milk version of Karl Marx’s theories are introduced, and even hailed as a fair solution to the problems that plague society. But they are not taught about the deadly dictators who put Communism into practice over the 20th century, killing over 100 million people by executions and starvations.
James Lindsay says, “In every communist society in history, there is one thing in common (besides the Communist rulers themselves): the people being put through it realized they were under communism one day too late.”
Friends, you have to recognize the cancer in order to get rid of it. You need to know what’s all round you, and educate your children to do the same.
I recently taught a class on communism to local high schoolers. Parents repeatedly told me that when they or their husbands mentioned to co-workers or friends that their teens were attending a class on communism, they were universally asked, “WHY?”
It’s not just politics or economic theory. Karl Marx, Lenin, Stalin, Mao, are all over America today – in culture, in education at all levels, entertainment, government, and even in many churches.
Beneath Sheep’s Clothing – the film
There’s a very informative documentary on all of this that I beg you to watch: Beneath Sheep’s Clothing. It’s perfect for parents, churches, homeschool groups, school boards, and any American who cares about our country and its future.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Julie on my podcast, and I want you to watch or listen.
Watch Beneath Sheep’s Clothing
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