What Are Kids Learning In Schools?
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0:37As bad or worse than what I just said is happening in religious schools. And in Israel, there was recently a Rav that came out and discussed the new choveret, the new notebook or workbook study that they teach, you know, kindergarten kids, pre-first grade, for five-year-olds and four-year-olds. This is what they teach. This workbook has drawings on it, and one kid says: "My life is very interesting. My ima hasn't found an abba yet. So it already teaches the kid, if you don't have an abba, and you only have one parent, it makes your life interesting. Why? It's unusual. Then the next page says, 'My life is even more interesting. My ima has another ima, and I have two imas. One ima is a doctor, and one ima is a lawyer, and they're both my ima.'" My life is very interesting. My ima hasn't found an abba yet. So it already teaches the kid, if you don't have an abba, and you only have one parent, it makes your life interesting. Why? It's unusual. Then the next page says, My life is even more interesting. My ima has another ima, and I have two imas. One ima is a doctor, and one ima is a lawyer, and they're both my ima.
1:39And then a third kid says, "Oh, my life is even more interesting. I have two Abbas. One Abba is a mechanic and one Abba is a chef. I have two Abbas." Now, does anyone say, "My life is more interesting because I have an Abba and an Ima"? No. Why? Because the next part of the book says, "This is what makes life interesting, because if everyone had a regular life, life would be boring." Already starting to teach the little kids in Eretz Yisrael in a secular school, already starting to teach them from childhood before he even knows how to pick underwear, before he knows anything, that to be different is good. This is what makes life interesting because if everyone had a regular life, life would be boring. Already starting to teach the little kids in Eretz Yisrael in a secular school, already starting to teach them from childhood before they even know how to pick underwear, before they know anything, that to be different is good. Go against the norm. Go against the tide. Don't go for opposite-gender marriage. That's not normal. It doesn't make any sense. What? A guy marrying a girl? That doesn't make any sense. The publisher decided it doesn't make any sense. I wish his parents thought that also, because then he wouldn't be in the world. If he had two Abba's and two Ima's, he wouldn't be here. But this is what they're teaching in Israel.
2:58We think Israel is only in its own place. In Europe also. In some parts of America also. In some parts of Canada also. This is all over the world. They are brainwashing kids already at a young age. At an age where they don't know the difference between right and wrong. That same-sex marriage is a good thing. In Europe, in London, they have a special class. A special class where transgender... Disgusting individual comes to teach four-year-olds about life. It has become an obligation to teach same-gender marriage in every single school. The school gets closed down.
