Canadian Public Schools Education: The Road to Crime

Let us ask the current regimes in Canada: To whom do children belong from the moment they begin their schooling in public institutions: to their parents or to the government? When our children are deprived of an education and respect that is neither taught nor instilled in them, and public schools prepare them to commit crimes with the help of thuggish police officers, the burgeoning social services industry, and hellish courts, why do the regimes in power blame the parents?
The quality of education provided in Canadian public schools is racist: Canada's public schools educate students in segregated classrooms, giving preferential treatment to children of parents who perform administrative tasks over the children of parents who perform manual labour.
Canada Media: Back-to-School with Best Buy!
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." - Nelson Mandela
This is simply a suggestion of some of the educational resources needed to start the school year in Canadian public schools: a beginner's reading book and notebooks, the four basic math operations, a pocket dictionary, notebooks, and textbooks according to the grade level. Discarding the cold cuts as a secondary concern, and finally, maintaining respect and good manners, which are the heritage of our homes.
CANADA: WHO CONTROLS OUR CHILDREN, "META" OR THE GOVERNMENT AND ITS REPRESSIVE FORCES?

The greatest danger to children is not Meta, which keeps children on its platforms for most of their lives. It is the government and its repressive forces that have suppressed parents' rights to maintain strict control over their children. The media should not blame children's internet access, much less Meta. Instead, call on the government, which has granted children the right to control their parents under threat of having internet access for as long as they please because the government and its repressive thugs protect them.
"I am a Canadian, a free Canadian, free to speak without fear, free to worship in my own way."- John Diefenbaker
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