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We expect our schools - our government run, indoctrinational schools - to do far too much.
Teen Suicide Brings Wrong Call for Regulation - Warner_Todd_Huston’s blog - RedState 2009
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Furthermore, without insight into the fact that they have a psychiatric problem, they do not have the motivation to change anything -- especially in the realm of the PAS indoctrinational process.
Judges and the Development of Parental Alienation Syndrome 2007
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In every country they of course had to find glib, clever men like Edward R. Murrow who would sponsor invitations to students and teachers to attend indoctrinational schools in Moscow, exactly as
Prosecution of Edward R. Murrow on CBS Television's See It Now 1954
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Teachers should teach the rudimentary and necessary requirements of an education that will enable them to function as adults, get a job, understand our form of government, and even include the * arts* ... but this political/social/indoctrinational junk is insulting.
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The pathological authorities are convinced that the appropriate pedagogical, indoctrinational, propaganda, and terrorist means can teach a person with a normal instinctive substratum, range of feelings and basic intelligence to think and feel according to their own
Signs of the Times 2010
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A group of first graders were taken on an indoctrinational field trip to witness a gay marriage in California, according to
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's Evidence as to Man's Place in Nature (1863) general theory of evolution, and are committed to its teaching as an indoctrinational strategy.
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