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How teaching creationism in schools will benefit the American aristocracy

Now that we're seeing years upon years of raising false alarms about the stability of Social Security is finally paying off for the right wing, helping gather enought support to privatize Social Security, a plan that's only forseeable benefit is to the rich who will be able to watch their stock values soar out of control before they cash in and and do god knows what to those same stocks, but that's the point of my post. My point is that we on the left need to be in the habit of looking at how manufactured crisises might have long-term benefits for the wealthy. Especially those crisises that directly involve the non-wealthy members of fundamentalist churches who are being used by the wealthy to further their agenda.

The current fuss over the teaching of evolution in the schools comes to mind because of this thorough article from Salon on the subject today. Over and over and over again, working class Christians are being told by the right wing media that the best way they can strike back at those elitists is by slapping at elitist scientists by teaching Genesis, or some version of it, to schoolchildren. It's sort of a nanny-nanny-boo-boo moment, like well you have your degrees and stuff but we have control of the public schools kind of thing. And other parents are in a panic because if their kids are being filled with misinformation about science in the public schools, it hurts their kids' chances of getting into college and becoming scientists themselves.

With all this manufactured panic over what's going on in the schools (with not just evolution, but sex ed and history, too), it's becoming tempting for parents all over the place to just pull their kids out and put them into private schools. Which they can't afford. But the think tanks magically have a solution to that, too! Vouchers. Take the money from the public schools and give it to private schools.

There is no doubt in my mind that there is a long-range plan afoot to use these artificial crisises to turn working and middle class people on each other so that they run the public education system into the ground. Public education, of course, is the backbone of class mobility in this country. If you want to close the ranks of the true elite in this country, you'll get rid of public education.

Think I'm paranoid? Look at what they're doing with Social Security and tell me they don't plan for the long run.

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Blogger Amanda Marcotte said...

Brad, I said it was a long-term plan. The budget slashing, particularly in poorer neighborhoods, has been crippling students' ability to get a good education when they can't buy it themselves for a long time. It's a long term plan to make schools untenable so that people are open to ideas about shutting them down.

Artificial scandals about Christmas being banned, false rumors that discipline is out of control in ALL schools because kids are "different" or teachers are afraid when the issue is that some schools are just severely understaffed, and other manufactured crisises are all part of the long range plan to destroy public education, I think.

1/10/2005

 
Blogger annejumps said...

It's a long term plan to make schools untenable so that people are open to ideas about shutting them downI agree that this is what's going on.

1/10/2005

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I can't comment on the American school system, but your idea about the "controversy" over evolution being a backlash against the "intellectual elite" is a good one.

As someone who's trained in evolutionary biology, I can safely say that there are few things that piss me off as much as creationism. Especially creationist science teachers - what on Earth are people with so little respect for, well, science doing teaching the subject?

*Gets off hobby horse and stops hijacking your comments*

- The Birdwoman
http://www.birdwoman.co.uk/blog

1/10/2005

 
Blogger Amanda Marcotte said...

Brad, I don't think you do. I think the people who want to be our evil overlords dump millions of dollars into right wing think tanks to come up with arguments that everyday folks think sound reasonable enough and then manufacture crisises so that everyday folks think that we have no choice but to implement the plans that the right wing think tanks come up with. So you say "Vouchers are good," because you have heard the arguments. But I think they are obscuring their long-term goals so that their ideas are easier to swallow.

Private accounts=death to Social Security. People aren't going to buy that. So you manufacture a crisis, offer private accounts as the *only* solution and voila, you get to kill Social Security. And artificially inflate the market for a period of time until the wealthiest of stockholders participate in the massive stock dumping they'll be doing around late September/early October when their stock reach record highs. Sure, you don't want old people to starve. They're just casulties in the larger plan to solidify the classes in this country even more.

1/10/2005

 
Blogger FoolishOwl said...

I don't think the Republican Party or the Democratic Party want the best for anyone but the rich. (Ordinary people who support the two parties are another matter.) That's another long argument, though.

I agree -- there's definitely been a deliberate effort, for *years*, to destroy public education. How is it every president and every governor and every legislator runs on an "education" platform, and every proposition to increase school funding passes overwhelmingly, yet funding for schools keeps going down?

Why can't kids learn the three Rs? You can't separate math from science, and if kids aren't allowed to study real science or real economics, then real math isn't going to make any sense to them either. You can't learn to read and write if you're not allowed to read real literature. (Anyone else remember the "canon wars" of the late 80s, when conservatives tried to ban writing by minorities from schools?) And so on.

I suspect there are a couple of underlying reasons for the attacks on public education. First, it's "common sense" that there should be universal free education -- much like it's "common sense" throughout the rest of the developed world that there should be universal state-supported health care. There's a profound ideological hostility to the idea of socializing a valuable service -- folks might ask dangerous questions about other valuable services being socialized.

In addition to that, I think, politicians' and pundits' claims to the contrary notwithstanding, that the ruling class wants a less-educated workforce, that would be easier to control and easier to force to accept lower living standards.

1/10/2005

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

There are about a million things that need to happen to "fix" public schools, and a lot of it has to do with American culture and society in general. Part of improving public education is to actually value education instead of sniffing at "elitism."

Anyway, if we can't find one single way to "fix" public schools, we can certainly point to what isn't working. Teaching creationism--or even that evolution is just something some people believe, which, after all, is an odd lesson for Christians to favor, because it comes dangerously close to relativism and "God is just something some people believe"--is a step in the opposite direction, since it encourages indoctrination rather than education. Vouchers are a step in the opposite direction, since they automatically dismiss public education as unfixable. Cutting or refusing to increase funding is of course a step in the opposite direction; change isn't free, and neither is status quo, really.

And another thing: Is there anything disastrously wrong with public schools (creationism notwithstanding)--at least, anything new? I mean, it seems to me that there are a lot of really, really stupid grown-ups out there, and I know a lot of young people who are smarter than I am in a lot of ways. Which isn't to say that it can't be improved, but I'm guessing that the kids coming out of public schools today won't be fundamentally dumber than all the kids who passed through the system before them.

1/10/2005

 
Blogger Amanda Marcotte said...

To be fair, most people I know who complain kids aren't learning the three Rs are complaining that kids are being taught analysis and stuff. And I heard it all the time from kids in high school and didn't want to be challenged with harder stuff.

Fact of the matter is that education is a comprehensive thing. Conservatives are in love with doing stuff like multiplication tables and spelling lists, but spelling and multiplication is learned best by practice, i.e. doing all that controversial stuff like reading novels and doing ungodly science stuff. What they don't realize is that tables and spelling lists are assignments designed to break children's will and keep them from developing critical thinking skills.

Lesson plans that get kids involved are exactly the stuff that's frowned on by the three Rs crowd. Frankly, I think that the anti-school program has really screwed up people's common sense.

1/10/2005

 
Blogger EdWonk said...

Good post; thought provoking discussion.

As a classroom teacher, I can validate your mother's thoughts that those that are often the most zealous in the cause of educational reform are usually those individuals with little or no actual classroom teaching experience.

I believe that the thrust to implement creationism is a direct expression of America's tradition of locally controlled schools.

That is to say it is most often a locally elected school board that will desire to implement some variant of creationism in the classrooms over which it has jurisdiction.

1/11/2005

 
Blogger Amanda Marcotte said...

Brad, simply saying the Republicans are mistaken and that people are being misled by these small battles to work for a larger goal of destroying their children's class mobility is not "bashing Republicans". But we just don't have much to say to your "solution". First of all, you state that parents need to be more involved, insinuating that parents have slipped. Why? I guess they don't love their kids and want them to succeed. We can't discuss how conservative policies make it harder for the average family to get by and we can't talk about how de-funding the schools make them so miserable parents might give up since they are hitting a brick wall. No, they are just magically irresponsible.

But weirdly, your solution is something that won't work at all if parents are such slacker-losers. Vouchers require actually going to the school, making a case to get one, finding a new school, paying the difference in tuition out of pocket, etc.

Vouchers sound great as long as you look at them from a harumphing distance. In reality, they are a backdoor way of taking YOUR TAX DOLLARS

1/11/2005

 
Blogger Amanda Marcotte said...

(oops) and giving them to religious schools. The Repubs are playing you for a fool--convincing libertarians to spend taxes on private, religious schools! Your tax money should at least go to a service you benefit from. We're educating the generation that say, the doctor that treats you when you're elderly, is coming from. Don't you want her to know science?

1/11/2005

 
Blogger Amanda Marcotte said...

Except I would then ask where the equivalent infrastructure of think tanks that create and implement these plans is on the left. We don't have a Cato Institute or Heritage Foundation that has been putting together long-range plans aimed directly at Social Security and public education and just so happen to be involved in these evolution debates as well.

1/11/2005

 
Blogger Amanda Marcotte said...

And anyway, your alternate conspiracy theory makes no sense, because that's a plot that has hazy goals. Whereas the right has a very definitive goal of returning to former top-heavy power structures, ones that we are all familiar with from history.

1/11/2005

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

When I win the lotto I am going to create liberal think tanks and funnel ideas into the media.
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Anonymous Anonymous said...

It is a myth that inner city parents uniformly do not care about their children's education. True, some parents are uneducated. True, many or most parents feel intimidated by the teachers, assuming they can find the time to see the teachers, a difficult feat if working two jobs. True, some parents are psychologically impaired or have substance abuse problems, and can't fulfill an ideal parent role.

Peers are the problem. And you better believe that the suburban schools' "in" crowd ostracises the academic achievers - it isn't just a "black thing".

The balance is between parents and society on the one hand, and peers on the other hand. If society looks on the child as a future custodian or thug, if there are no local examples of educated people coming from that community and achieving middle class success, even the most firm parent will have a hard time convincing that child that the parent's ideas are right and the peers' ideas are wrong.

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1/11/2005

 
Blogger Amanda Marcotte said...

Brad, most of those are non-partisan, some are not think tanks at all, and none of them have anything on the right wing think tanks that I mentioned. Just because a group doesn't wear camo to meetings doesn't make them a liberal think tank.

Anyway, not as well-funded and not as influential and not as big and not as old and not as into long-term planning and especially not as into propaganda work are not small things at all. They are the difference between organizations such as you list, which are combination of PACs, special interest groups like AARP (those socialists!), and things like that. Think tanks are propaganda machines.

1/11/2005

 
Blogger FoolishOwl said...

In response to Larry's comments:

If, as Marx said, religion is the opium of the masses, a mere propaganda tool used by the rich to focus the attention of the poor on something other than their oppression, then how can we explain the emotional intensity shown by both rich and poor alike in religious matters?That's not what Marx said -- his "opiate of the masses" comment is too often taken out of context.

The foundation of irreligious criticism is: Man makes religion, religion does not make man. Religious suffering is, at one and the same time, the expression of real suffering and a protest against real suffering. Religion is the sigh of the oppressed creature, the heart of a heartless world, and the soul of soulless conditions. It is the opium of the people. The abolition of religion as the illusory happiness of the people is the demand for their real happiness.It's an apparent cure for real pain: that's why it has such a powerful appeal.

No, I don't think the left should embrace vouchers. Yes, there are all sorts of ways that the left can, and does, criticize the public education system.

When dealing with a political issue, it's not enough to read the official summary on the ballot form. Who is proposing vouchers, and why? The result of a voucher system won't be lots of different schools with diverse systems of instruction. Vouchers don't, and can't, pay enough to finance a child's education. The result of a voucher system will be that middle class and ruling class kids get an adequate education, and the rest get little or no education at all.

The only way the left could make use of this is if we all pitched in and volunteered our time and energy to make up the difference between the value of vouchers and the costs of an education. Which we can't afford to do.

And if the marxists have their critiques of liberals (critiques about the nature of class, not about "conformism," by the way) they also have critiques of anarchist "counter culture." Escape doesn't work. That's why we stick to collective demands.

1/13/2005

 
Blogger FoolishOwl said...

Sorry, I meant Lawrence, not Larry.

1/13/2005

 
Blogger Amanda Marcotte said...

Lawrence, those are interesting points. A couple of things--Bryan did well in an America of 100 years ago. While he is an instructive figure, we can't just take his strategies, give 'em a shake, and expect the same results.

Leftists pulling their kids out of school is exactly the elitist bullshit that drove populist-minded people out of the party. Sure, go ahead and fight the system if you got the cash to do it. The rest of us view education as a means to class mobility and are not going to be so happy to have it disappear for idealogical reasons from the left or the right.

1/13/2005

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

If, as Marx said, religion is the opium of the masses, a mere propaganda tool used by the rich to focus the attention of the poor on something other than their oppression, then how can we explain the emotional intensity shown by both rich and poor alike in religious matters?Um, Lawrence, the fact that X has a certain effect does not tell us what X essentially "is". If a religion benefits the conservative elite, that does not mean that it has no other effect. It does not mean we can stop thinking about "religion" (or any phemomenon), now that we know the One and Only Truth. This, indeed, seems like the major flaw in Marxism.
--Omar

1/13/2005

 
Blogger FoolishOwl said...

My point in bringing up the context of Marx's quote is that he wasn't saying that religion is simple propaganda. Remember, opium was used by doctors in that era to relieve severe pain. He was saying that religion eased pain without curing the disease that ultimately caused that pain.

The irony is that Marx, very early in his career, made a break with the left Hegelians, who were part of a tradition on the left of seeing religion as the root of all social ills. One of the troubles with that approach is that it quickly turns into a self-righteous elitism: it leads to the conclusion that people are stupid, deluded schmucks.

Marx's critique of that point of view was precisely a call to dispense with a superficial critique of religion, and to look more closely at the social role religion fills. That's why it's ironic that the books and articles Marx, Engels, and other marxists have written on the subject of religion get reduced to the "opium of the masses" comment, which, out of context, and to modern ears, sounds like exactly the elitist snobbery Marx was critiquing.

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