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Nancy Pearcey3 years ago

And literacy has historically spread wherever Protestantism went: See:

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Morena Gonzalez Castro de Hauser3 years ago

The best inheritance my dad & my grandma left me, after the love for God, were the love for reading & hunger for knowledge & languages. With education one can overcome all limitations.

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Sir Arnold Robinson3 years ago

Yes, linguistically, historically, numerically, scientifically and financially literate. I personally found the last one was the most difficult to achieve.

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The Freedom Report3 years ago

Makes one think the psuedo-education in public schools is a ploy to entrench public dependence on the state to inform them of truth and more nefariously, whats false. It's the same reason the plantation owners didn't want their slaves to learn to read.

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Paul Kluskowski, EA3 years ago

I attribute my life's accomplishments to two foundational aspects: my mastery of math and my deep love for reading. Each is a form of literacy.

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sidney hunsecker3 years ago

Learn not to be a paranoid loud mouthed bigot.

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Dr Moriarty3 years ago

get a life sir

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Doverfjell3 years ago

Se now this is just a awful comment section! It gives small dopamine kicks of frustration that helps me distract me from all the stuff that i cant have any control over. This melancholic bittersweet feeling of just watching human insanity manifest in real time. It´s beautiful.

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Pointy End (Gen-X) 🇺🇦 🇺🇸 ⚓RCN Vet⚓🇨🇦 🇮🇱3 years ago

Is this grammatically correct? You know when your throwing out racist tropes you want to make sure you get it right.

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