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The American Education System

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I did some investigation into the

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derivation of the American public

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education system and found out that it

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was based on the Prussian model and the

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prussians produced a universal education

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system in the late 1800s because they

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were afraid they were losing military

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superiority and they wanted to produce a

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Cadre of mindless obedient soldiers that

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was expressly the purpose and then that

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model was adopted by prototypical

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fascists in the U.S again in the late

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1800s is before Mussolini and all of

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that time corporate types mostly who

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wanted to produce cadres of obedient

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workers and that's why the desks are in

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rows and that's why there's Factory

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bells and that's why it's top down

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leadership what was really stunning

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about that wasn't only that that was the

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model but it's it's worse than that

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because the people who built the schools

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were consciously aiming at eradicating

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the will of the students who were part

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of the system because they wanted them

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to be obedient

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