Critical Thinking Lives Through Ban

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Submitted by Gregg Jann on Sat, 2012-07-21 02:31

Teachers can say that politicians of the Watergate era blame journalists for President Nixon's resignation. Too much power to people not elected is one lesson taught. The critical thinking model taught from the philosopher Hegel is that of a thesis idea is countered by an antithesis and these two ways or principles are generated into a new synthesis between them. The resulting synthesis then becomes the new thesis for further change by another antithesis when it arrives. Inside the Beltway had to say something during the era. Their words were, "they are all like that."

From then expression was conservative. Newspapers took a dive. Newscasts became less liberal. Media was purchased by Corporate America. The biggest media moguls were from outside the country. Did Power retaliate and hurt people of ideas and imagination and who couldn't write? Has the leadership used medicine to ban ideology and opinions not furthering the objective of "what's in it for me only?"

Critical Thinking Fighting Suppression