[MD] conspiracy theories

[pholden at davtv.com]

Quoting Ham Priday <hampday1 at verizon.net>:

> You make a valid point about the threat of "institutional dominance".
> Nowhere is this more apparent than in the institutions of higher learning
> where more than 80% of the History, English, Philosophy, and Social Studies
> professors list themselves as progressive liberals.  (A conspiracy?)  This
> intellectual environment produces teachers, journalists, sociologists,
> business leaders, and politicians with a distinctly anti-individualist
> perspective.  We see its affects starting in elementary school where
> children are  systematically indoctrinated to the "humanistic" ideology of
> multiculturalism.  According to this ideology, there is no "right" or
> "wrong", and even the most heinous criminal acts are justifiable, depending
> on one's "cultural background".  Instead of presenting the literary works of
> our culture as an introduction to moral values, they are used to demonstrate
> the relativity of truth and justice.  With everything from the Bible to the
> U.S. Constitution open to such cynicism and questioning, how can this
> generation's adults be expected to make decisions that will benefit the
> future of their society?

Well said, Ham, well said.

Platt


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