[P]eople historically known as “revolutionaries” or “communists” are best understood NOT by the ideological doctrine they espouse, but by the emotions they harbor—namely, resentment, a sense of grievance, and a desire to destroy institutions and people
Look at our families, and see the widening divisions that this war is creating. Especially the young, fresh out of college, or regurgitating the propaganda that they inculcate online. An entire generation or even two seems unreachable with truth and facts gleaned from the experiences of history. The older the history the less validity it has for the indoctrinated. All we can do is pray to receive the right words to reach them. Because our examples have already been disallowed as out of step with, or even at war with, their "reality".
Well said: "The older the history the less validity it has for the indoctrinated." Yes, one of the first steps in Marxist practice is to try to break up the family and respect for history and tradition. In some school settings, a mentor teacher or counselor will tell a student that school is their "safe space," and that their parents will not understand exploration of LGBTQ. I heard the administrator of the high school near me say in an online Zoom meeting that if a student isn't comfortable with parents knowing about their transition, the school won't "out" them. Prayer is definitely needed, along with practicing courage and speaking up instead of staying quiet.
Look at our families, and see the widening divisions that this war is creating. Especially the young, fresh out of college, or regurgitating the propaganda that they inculcate online. An entire generation or even two seems unreachable with truth and facts gleaned from the experiences of history. The older the history the less validity it has for the indoctrinated. All we can do is pray to receive the right words to reach them. Because our examples have already been disallowed as out of step with, or even at war with, their "reality".
Well said: "The older the history the less validity it has for the indoctrinated." Yes, one of the first steps in Marxist practice is to try to break up the family and respect for history and tradition. In some school settings, a mentor teacher or counselor will tell a student that school is their "safe space," and that their parents will not understand exploration of LGBTQ. I heard the administrator of the high school near me say in an online Zoom meeting that if a student isn't comfortable with parents knowing about their transition, the school won't "out" them. Prayer is definitely needed, along with practicing courage and speaking up instead of staying quiet.