I learned about racism, slavery, segregation, Jim Crow, and the Trail of Tears in my K-12 education. I never learned about the Holodomor, Cultural Revolution, and 100 million dead from global communism. American schools haven't "whitewashed" history; they've "redwashed" it.
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Or they teach U.S. History much more than World History, so they focus on the United States.
The United States fought decades-long cold and hot wars against the USSR, CCP, and Marxist-Leninist satellite states in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The history of global communism *is* American history.
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I'm pissed the commies haven't reintroduced this to our science education: "Since witches were believed to have spurned the sacrament of baptism, it was thought that the water would reject their body and prevent them from submerging." Let the innocent sink and the guilty float!
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I don't think that makes much sense. Take your example of the Holomodor. When did it become known in the U.S. that it had happened? If it wasn't even known in the U.S., how could The Holodomore be an example of American history?
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Well, American schools should definitely teach that New York Times reporter Walter Duranty covered up the Holodomor and shilled for the USSR—and won a Pulitzer that is still hotly debated today. As I said, the history of global communism *is* American history.
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You mean when we replaced lawful governments in Guatemala, Iran, etc.?
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Ah, while we are at it, why not teach about global terrorism exported by the USA & the Latin American countries totally fucked up by American imperialism - under the guise of bringing democracy to these countries. And the raid of the Capitol by home grown Republican terrorists?
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