Albanese: Government Education Keeps Kids From Becoming “Far-Right”. By Caldron Pool.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has suggested that children educated outside the government system are more likely to be influenced by what he describes as “far-right ideology” and to learning attitudes of “hatred and division.”

Addressing the Australian Education Union in Melbourne, Albanese said children educated by the state are less likely to see religion, race, and gender than children raised in non-government schools …

“With the rise in some of the far-right ideological positions in recent times, one of the things about — and it’s the same, particularly if it’s an early learning centre, or in a primary school — kids don’t see race, religion, gender, anything else. They just see other kids,” he said.

“You know. Hatred and division is something that’s learned and so public schooling is so important and that engagement I think as we go forward can make a big difference.” …

What a big lie. Identity politics is taught in government schools and university, which sees NOTHING BUT race, gender, religion, and sexual preferences.

Hatred and division not taught in public schools? Where do you think much of that anti-white, anti-male, and antisemitic bile is coming from? Straight out of our schools and universities.

Evidently, for the Prime Minister, government schooling is not merely about academic instruction — it is about ideological gatekeeping. the “far-right” label is consistently used. …

The “far-right” label … has come to encompass everything a left‑wing government disapproves of and seeks to suppress. It’s how they’ve long treated all political opposition. Brand them “far-right,” brand the “far-right” dangerous, and then they have for themselves a pretext for banning anyone and anything they want.

hat-tip Stephen Neil