Well, our pal William Bennett is at it again, preaching about “moral clarity” in this new war on terror. But I found the questions asked in an interview of him on the National Review web site even more repulsive than his responses:
Q: What is it that needs to be drilled into Americans so they can be behind this war effort for the long-term? Is there some kind of mantra we can teach schoolchildren?
This is scary stuff, especially because there’s such a market for it these days. As they said, after all, Mussolini made the trains run on time.
The question asked definitely highlights a “teach what to think not how to think” kind of attitude that I don’t agree with.
ew ew ew ew ew ew ew ew ew…
too scary.
Does anyone else get the feeling that, following the fall of the Soviet Union, the United States have been taking up the slack in terms of totalitarian behavior?