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Subtle Ways Your Kids are Taught to Embrace Socialism (PDF)

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There are many subtle ways that socialist ideas are being introduced, taught, and reinforced directly to your children. Our e-book walks through several examples to help raise your attention to this agenda so you can help your children avoid being indoctrinated to support the state.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sebastian J. ★★★★★

The chapter breakdown makes it easy to skim through each example at my own pace, which I really appreciated during my lunch break. I found myself nodding along by page three, and it’s definitely opened my eyes to conversations I need to have with my kids.

Leo ★★★★★

The downloadable format is perfect for reading on my phone during lunch breaks, and the specific examples it gives are eye-opening once you start noticing them in everyday media. It’s a quick read but it definitely made me pay closer attention to what my kids are exposed to.

Steven D. ★★★★★

The examples in this e-book are laid out so clearly that I found myself nodding along by the second chapter. It's a quick read, around the length of a long article, but it gave me plenty of specific situations to watch for in everyday conversations. My wife and I both read it and it sparked a much-n