Abusers ALWAYS create rules for their victims to follow. Rules, laws, guidelines, protocols, mandates, procedures, plans; their systemic oppression has many different names. The public school calls their abusive rules, “curriculum.”

Without question, Critical Race Theory curriculum abuses your kids. Some parents recognize the abuse. You may have seen videos of these parents pleading with school board members to stop the religious indoctrination. (Yes. CRT is religion. Anyone who tells you otherwise is either ignorant or lying.)

While I applaud you parents for protecting your children from abusive public school indoctrinations, I’ve got a rather awkward question to ask. Why are you fighting so hard to send your kids to a place where they are abused?

What if you learned that the teacher was crushing out lit cigarettes on your 1st grader’s forehead? You would be so upset that you’d write a full page letter to be read at the next school board meeting. You would post the video of your angry rant on YouTube. In the meantime, you’d keep sending your kid to class. You’d have to, right?

You aren’t equipped to educate your kids at home. You have no teacher experience! You don’t even smoke! Plus you (and your spouse if you have one) work full-time and still can’t make ends meet! You hate it, but sending your kid to be used as a human ashtray is THE ONLY workable option.

Have I got it right? I doubt it.

It is painfully pathetic to watch you beg your child’s abuser to stop abusing. “I’m a tax payer! You work for me! Don’t tell me my time is up! I’m gonna speak my mind…” You would immediately pull your kid out of a classroom where they were being physically abused. Why do you tolerate emotional and psychological abuse?

You are already educating your kids, whether you like it or not. You, NOT THE SCHOOL, taught the kid to walk, talk, dress themselves, bathe, use the toilet, and literally everything else they knew how to do before they went to Kindergarten.

If the public school is not already abusing your kid with the poisonous CRT religion, they’re getting ready to start. You can get really, really, really angry about it and demand the abusers “be better.” Or you can quit trusting the “professional educators” to do a better job caring for your child than you do.

But the earlier governors—those preceding me—placed a heavy burden on the people and took forty shekels of silver from them in addition to food and wine.

Nehemiah 5:15