<I>Brown</I> needs more As an attorney, I am asked about
important court cases, including Brown v. Board of Education
[Cover story: "On Brown's 50th," April 4, 2004]. No one can
measure the monstrous impact of government schools imposing
racism and teaching racism as official policy for so long.
Government school racism did much more damage than private
enterprise could ever have afforded to do. It would have been
better if government had stayed out of the schools altogether.
The Brown decision ignores how government schools started the
problem that Brown ended. When government began socializing
schools in the late 1800's, it expanded government-mandated
racism. Brown is another example of government peeing on
everyone and then claiming that it was rain. The Pledge of
Allegiance was written (1892) by a bigot who was a self-
proclaimed national socialist and advocated that government
should operate all schools as a socialist monopoly and end all
of the better alternatives. The government forced children to
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