“Be more than you appear to be” was the motto of the National Political Educational Establishment of Nazi Germany. It sounds like the U.S. Army stole their “Be all you can be” slogan from the Nazis.
It’s a good slogan for educators and much needed in modern- day America where:
- Hispanics on average have a 9th-grade education (even after being in the U.S. for 3 generations)
- Blacks on average have an 8th-grade education when they graduate from high school
Just last week it was announced that 80% of all high school graduates in New York City are illiterate.
How is that possible?
How can you even graduate from grade school (6th grade) without knowing how to read? Only in America.
What? That’s not a good image to show with this whole “gun control” debate going on – school violence and all that?
Hollywood’s Little Soldiers
Truth be told, this is just the kind of person that sulks inside every teenage boy and girl.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer is the top TV show of all time!
Half the rest of the top 10 shows are ultra-violent “superhero” animated cartoons for preschoolers.
Every 18-year-old, boy or girl, has killed 20,000 people in video games and witnessed 200,000 murders on TV, in the movies, and in the news.
And not one thing is being done about it in this whole “gun safety” debate.