The education system fails to instill patriotism from "summary" of The Death of the West by Patrick J. Buchanan
The failure of the education system to instill patriotism is a grave threat to the survival of the West. In classrooms across the country, the values and virtues that once united us as a nation are being eroded. Instead of instilling a love for one's country and a sense of duty towards its preservation, schools are now more focused on promoting diversity and multiculturalism. This shift in educational priorities has had disastrous consequences. Young people are growing up without a strong sense of national identity, without an understanding of the sacrifices that were made to secure the freedoms they enjoy today. They are taught to be ashamed of their country's past, rather than to be proud of its achievements. The result is a generation of citizens who are apathetic towards the fate of their nation. They have been taught t...
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