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# [[Feminist]] theories - misleading students into thinking that there are no meaningful differences between boys and girls and they should be treated the same.
 
# [[Feminist]] theories - misleading students into thinking that there are no meaningful differences between boys and girls and they should be treated the same.
 
# [[Environmentalism]] - misleading generations into thinking that energy is running out and that we cannot have more nuclear power or oil drilling.
 
# [[Environmentalism]] - misleading generations into thinking that energy is running out and that we cannot have more nuclear power or oil drilling.
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# [[Gun free zone]]s - These are more accurately called "Free fire zones", yet liberals [[teachers' unions]] insist they prevent crime
  
 
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Latest revision as of 02:07, March 2, 2022

The Worst Liberal Falsehoods in School would include:

  1. The Piltdown Man - a total fraud taught for nearly 40 years in public school, including the textbook in the Scopes Trial.
  2. The population bomb - a completely false claim for population control that mislead an entire generation into thinking having children was harmful.
  3. Feminist theories - misleading students into thinking that there are no meaningful differences between boys and girls and they should be treated the same.
  4. Environmentalism - misleading generations into thinking that energy is running out and that we cannot have more nuclear power or oil drilling.
  5. Gun free zones - These are more accurately called "Free fire zones", yet liberals teachers' unions insist they prevent crime