Should Figliuzzi's Criticism of the Jan 6 Committee Questions Be Heeded As Sept 18 Approaches?

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10. CRT is a real thing in law schools and universities, and not taught in public schools, where systems

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cannot yet be understood by children. So they used a lie campaign as their ruse to again stigmatize the last remaining democratic institutional experience of children, and to intimidate higher education.

Sure they want failure, and the way they do it has been the same since the 70's:

1. Defund (e.g., PR against public schools as "in crisis," "failing the nation" )
2. Reform (as in 'deform' remaining functions; create a treadmill of "innovations" by outside managers)
3. Stigmatize (create PR campaigns of the worst failings of schools -- teachers unions, parents, 'criminal' kids & introduce police)
4. Privatize (turn over institutions to corporations -- subcontract military, transportation, schools as 'charters,' etc.

Get the public confused across a generation and then come in as their trumpcult corporate savior. It's the longstanding Koch model. He's quoted by Jane Mayer as saying, "If you don't have the courts, you've got nothing."