Tinker:
The progressive movement in the United States started somewhere around
the1900. That is when the population of America started adjusting to a more industrialized economy. Factories were becoming the place to work at, so many of the people who was out looking for a job, could find a steady payday there.
Low and behold the industrial factory's work place became a cruel environment to the labors who were working inside them. Even the parents of American family's at that time sent there own children to go work in these factory, so as to increase the family income. Can you imagine that happening today, sending your own child to work in a grown up jobs, working long hours at hard labor around crewed people.
Hence the progressive movement was born in America. Washington DC politicians had a moral issues that they could ride into more political power.
People were glad that the federal government started controlling the excessive harsh factory abuse that they were working in. Of course the new moral control government in American was going hog wild restricting everything even the sale of alcohol, and installed the "Prohibition era".
As the Jazz age blossomed forth in the1920 from the people who were glad to have the federal government clamp down on big industry. The same American people also became frustrated with too much government restriction and went free into the night having fun, fun, fun with jazz music, drinking alcohol inside speakeasies, gambling the night away.
Oh oh! I'm starting to see a pattern, holy smoke!
You mean to tell me that the children who are not getting the right education today is because of the people themselves. That good teachers just can't do the children homework for them, and expect the child to learn. That the child has to learn to develop their own qualities that allows a child to learn the lessons the good old fashion way, by studying reading, writing, and arithmetic, that the good teacher were trying to teach.
Oh my goodness the politicians running Washington DC has taken over the public school system now with the same old worn out progressive movement from back then, and is now the Government school system.
The trouble is that the children of today are not receiving true history or unrestricted knowledge out of the humankind past history in our government school system. No instead they are being bull talked inside the classroom full of children by redressing social history of what happen back then selling mankind's mistakes in past history like the children today can do something about what happen then, when of course they can't. That the good teachers who try to teach pure history and knowledge leaving the bull talk out of what they teach to the children about the facts as best humankind learned about them back then. Good school teachers like that are simply being discourage to not teach without adhering to the present day progressive movement. Like they are going somewhere forward with that kind of bull talk.
The word "progressive"
adjective: progressive:
1.
happening or developing gradually or in stages; proceeding step by step.
Able body school teacher who don't see the today progressive way of teaching children as a motion moving forward, at all, are getting
turned away from the presently day run Government schools, and of
course are unavailable to the millions of children who need to learn and
grow into better informed adults.
If the present day school teacher don't play along with
what Washington DC decreases from the Washington DC political oracle.
Then they are fresh out of luck.
That giving fundamentals thing in our life over to the country federal government only make the people living today a social hostage to the corruption that big government creates. That if the American citizens don't refuse government favors from that big government, then like night follows day, the government corruption will only just gather to become more harmful to our world with a greater number of corrupt people inside the system of government in 2013.
People must now start telling the politicians working in Washington DC, "No"
Or they will simply keep pushing the addicting substance on the people again and again. Until something very bad happens. Like a calamity of some kind.
World War, Economic collapse, or a meteor striking the earth from outer space.
Stop wasting your time trying to redress the history of humankind past, and start thinking for yourself, determine not to fail yourself now. Your time is now. Because in reality you can't redress history. What the people did then was what they did then. What we do now is what we do now. Carry your own weight and don't load up on something that you can't now do anything about.
And tell the big government addiction pushers to go peddle their dope somewhere else.
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