[fubar12]

> I still strive to treat others with kindness and respect and have largely been successful at this.

Recall that you wrote this in a comment recently, and then reconsider what you wrote above, regardless of how you might feel about what the parent wrote.

[honkycat]

calling schools, which are just filled with normal-fucking-people "indoctrination camps" is ridiculous and ignorant and is a framing that attempts to justify violence. "indoctrination CAMPS", like "concentration CAMPs", implying teachers are nazis.

If you want to espouse freakish beliefs i am going to ridicule you. Sorry freaks.

To quote the same comment: "Learn to identify these types of people, and do not share your light with them."

[frankfrankfrank]

The level of self-deluded irrationality you exhibit makes my point. You are the one who seems to think on a base(nazi) level. Tell me, how many nazis is the weather today? Are the nazis everywhere? Please do tell.

In case you are not catching on; just because the word “camp” appears in “concentration camp” and you have been viscerally conditioned all your life to produce negative neurological signals upon association with the code/signal “concentration camp” like any other trained animal, does not make my use of “camp” any of what you associate it with.

So you can further understand; I used “camp” because it is a camp, an assembly and concentration of facilities, you know, the root of “campus”. It is a camp, campus (whichever you prefer) within which people are indoctrinated to the state/government/ruling class whims; hence, indoctrination camp(us).

Man, is there any education provided at all anymore? It’s starting to feel like talking to the children of the corn, who do not understand how anything works.

[honkycat]

Your inane ramblings defeat themselves.

> is a camp, campus (whichever you prefer)

It is not common vernacular to use them interchangeably. You arguing this shows how weak your attempt to backpedal is.