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Right now I'm attending university with a major in psychology and a minor in sociology.  Most people don't realize that psychiatrists don't know how medications work- they just know that they do work, so they administer them to unwarry patients.

I intend to use my knowledge to become a clinical therapist specializing in talk therapy not for the mentally ill, but as more of a trauma therapist.  While at that job I'm going to get my doctorate in evolutionary psychology and go into experimental and laboratory work.

how's abt burning the Talmud?....or, better yet, a bunch of kikez wrapped up in "Torah" scrolls?...that's an old fav' from Roman times!

The account you describe is from the Midrash itself.

From a kike website:

During the Mussaf service of Yom Kippur, there is a section which describes the death of the Ten Martyrs at the hands of the Romans. One of the ten was Rabbi Chananya ben Tradion. The Midrash teaches that he was executed on the pretext of teaching Torah publicly, a capital offense according to Roman law.

He was wrapped in the Torah scroll that he always kept with him, and the Romans set him and the scroll afire. To prolong his agony, they packed his chest with wool soaked in water.

The kikes have holiday "services" to spread their own propaganda to their children.  Don't trust anything written by a kike- consider it a kind of document "for internal distribution only" to motivate other kikes and fool the rest of the world.  As you can see, it's next to impossible to tell fact from fiction.  They made their history mythological to the point of fictitious.

When we have a domain that harmoniously sings an enchanting melody of joy, we will be ready to forge our exalted White Empire. Monuments of grandiosity will sweeten our landscapes; lush fields of natural elegance will freshen our spirits; beatitude will reign magnanimously throughout the realm. All this and whatever else our sapient minds can hope for, await our noble clan. Daily, our unifying numbers swell so that the sounds of our might increase and increase. Ever so faintly, the lighthouse atop our paradise can be seen as it caresses our cheek like a tender lover, and beckons us onward. The time draws near when our Racial Socialist ideal will come to fruition in our White Empire.

I thoroughly enjoyed the entire oration.  The final paragraph is incredibly beautiful and written by a magnificently talented orator.

The community has a massive impact on the growing child.  It influences their morals and values.  This emphasises the importance of Creators surrounding themselves with other Creators.  Perhaps a place could be chosen and those who are able can relocate their in order to further Creativity as part of a community

[It Takes a Village to Raise a Racist]

It Takes a Village to Raise a Racist

Researches have found that kids don't necessarily get their prejudice from their parents -- it is the community that fosters tolerance or prejudice.

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Shortly after white supremacist James von Brunn's fatal shooting attack this spring at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., his 32-year-old son issued a statement to ABC News in which he denounced his father's ideology and described the devastating impact it had had on his family.

"My father's beliefs have been a constant source of verbal and mental abuse my family has had to suffer with for many years," he said. "His views consumed him, and in doing so, not only destroyed his life, but destroyed our family and ruined our lives as well."

Erik von Brunn's repudiation of his father's [beliefs] runs counter to the conventional wisdom that... racists will produce children like themselves. Indeed, the movement has its share of parent-child notables, including neo-Nazi leaders Tom and John Metzger, white supremacists Don and Derek Black, and Klan/skinhead organizers Ron and Steven Edwards. But the younger von Brunn is hardly alone in rejecting a parent's beliefs — and experts say that's no surprise.

"Overall, there's not a lot of evidence that, at least in the long term, kids get their prejudice from their parents," said Charles Stangor, who runs the Laboratory for the Study of Social Stereotyping and Prejudice at the University of Maryland. "I would call it more of a community effect than a parental effect. The community fosters tolerance or prejudice."