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I don’t think these kids trusted their teachers very much. And they were right not to.

After grown-ups finish with the violence of war, the winners often turn their attention to the kids.

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Robby Berman


It would be great if more people knew about the “re-education” of kids after a war. It’s totally up to you, but this might be a good one to share with your friends.

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