We must establish parameters when it comes to knowledge.
The difference between;
1/Ignorance – does not know through no fault, but would like to know.
2/ Stupidity – does not know and does not want to know.
If ignorance is bliss, then American’s must be the happiest people on earth.
But if Knowledge is power, then they are a very powerless people.
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level of intelligence and then beat you with experience.
MrLiberty
October 5, 2017 5:19 pm
12 years of government monopoly “education” have produced the sheeple you see around you. If you control the knowledge input, you can easily control the recipient. If well-educated, independent thinkers were something the government didn’t abjectly FEAR, that is what government monopoly schools would be producing….but it isn’t.
james the deplorable wanderer
October 6, 2017 4:30 pm
I’m in favor of perimeters – you need to establish a defensible area!
OHHH, “parameters” – never mind!
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We must establish parameters when it comes to knowledge.
The difference between;
1/Ignorance – does not know through no fault, but would like to know.
2/ Stupidity – does not know and does not want to know.
If ignorance is bliss, then American’s must be the happiest people on earth.
But if Knowledge is power, then they are a very powerless people.
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level of intelligence and then beat you with experience.
12 years of government monopoly “education” have produced the sheeple you see around you. If you control the knowledge input, you can easily control the recipient. If well-educated, independent thinkers were something the government didn’t abjectly FEAR, that is what government monopoly schools would be producing….but it isn’t.
I’m in favor of perimeters – you need to establish a defensible area!
OHHH, “parameters” – never mind!