https://youtu.be/0PIKwv1_4e8

Hey you, out there on your own
Sitting naked by the phone
Would you touch me?
Hey you, with you ear against the wall
Waiting for someone to call out
Would you touch me?
Hey you, would you help me to carry the stone?
Open your heart, I’m coming home.

But it was only fantasy.
The wall was too high,
As you can see.
No matter how he tried,
He could not break free.
And the worms ate into his brain.

-The Wall – Flink Poyd

Too funny lol

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There is nothing wrong with frivolity, as long as it is balanced, and I feel sorry for those who didn’t get to enjoy the music of the 70’s and 80’s and are listening to (C)rap and music purposely designed to fulfill mk ultra for all and to initiate as many as possible into the dark occult.

Here it is with 27 million views and don’t forget the ice cream.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjyZKfdwlng

The education they refer to is the indoctrination of children into collectivism, the public fool system. Guess you just proved they were successful….

The Wall is a masterpiece, a genius indictment of the secret society Eisenhower spoke of; the military industrial educational complex. (The song Mother being one of these, which can help many understand all of their mommy issues and heal from them). I highly recommend you get a copy to watch and listen as part of the therapy you desperately need.

As for Alice Cooper, he is an interesting character and school’s out put into words what everyone felt when summer came and we got to get out of prison for a while.

In fourth grade my teacher told us at the year’s beginning that education was up to us, not the teacher. They were there to teach, but education was our responsibility as students. AND, she was brook no BS in her classroom. The message was reiterated by my sixth grade teacher. I believe it was no coincidence that it was also these two teachers who labored to look into the progress of each of their students and provided individualised assistance, instead of sitting on their asses like the rest of the teachers did.

I never did well in public education, except where the teacher made time to work one on one with me. When I took the college entrance tests they said I needed remedial English to get in. That, after studying Russian for three years and Spanish for 8, speaking it at home with my foreign stepmother. Well four years later after learning a third foreign language and living abroad, I just signed up for the classes I wanted in my major and managed to get on the Dean’s List for two consecutive quarters. When it came time to finish up those pesky “prerequisites” I bypassed the basic English course and took English composition needed to satisfy the major communications requirement. Passed with a B hardly even trying, and the department chair forced the English department to waiver their “basic English.” The upshot is people can educate themselves if they have the motivation. Public education, colleges and universities do not educate. They indoctrinate.

After attending only one high school reunion in my life a few years ago, I found most all those “bright” people are still just as clueless and full of indoctrination as they were fifty years ago. A few of them are quite wealthy, but not out of proportion to the population norm. They’re still going along with the cults they were raised in. To them it was always more important to fit in and be the system.

As for the music–at midlife my divorced peers were still looking for romance in that ridiculous puerile environment of lyrics considered music. You don’t find friends in that environment. One of the most popular songs of the 60s was No Man Is An Island. I laughed at it then and still do, because all those folks I know who find it endearing are the least likely to be your brother. They must have their fantasy.

Three principles public education fosters in people and they use operant conditioning /behavioral modification to do it.; in fact they train all public school teachers to have a lesson plan with a behavioral objective; the first principle is divorcing yourself from your own desires and the second is the constant need to consult “experts” instead of thinking things through, the third is the constant need for approval of other people.

Divorcing yourself from your desires- you have to forget what you like and concentrate on passing their tests…many people actually forget what lit their fire, and made their hearts sing, because they were slowly forced to stop paying attention to it it.

Expert opinion-if it isn’t in a book it isn’t worth knowing.If you want to know how to do something, don’t try it yourself, ask an “:expert” or look in books.
This fosters an almost learned helplessness.

Need for constant approval-obviously you have to cater to what everyone else MAY think avbout you which means you have to be not only a mind reader, but a slave to everyone else, because you now have to modify your actions to suit everyone else.