From a recent study:
"Half of young Americans are either unsure of the Nazi Holocaust’s authenticity or outright believe it to be a “myth,” according to a recent survey that reveals a worrying trend in the U.S. across the younger generation.
One in five young Americans believe the Nazi Holocaust to be a “myth,” according to the survey.
A YouGov
/The Economist poll
revealed concerning levels of Holocaust ignorance among young Americans, with roughly 20 percent of 18–29-year-olds believing the horrific tragedy — the systematic genocide of six million Jews and millions of other victims of Nazism — to be a myth, even higher than the eight percent in the 30–44 age group."
In talking about where Taylor ended up, meaning Vandy, supposedly it is a highly rated academic institution like Northwestern.....but not as good. They do have a highly rated medical school, but like many institutions of so-called, "higher learning" nowadays you have to really take a close look at exactly what they are getting from these schools. When a healthy percentage of young people think that the Holocaust was a myth, you have to take a close look, and not just blindly accept a diploma from these schools.
At this time I could not in all good conscience recommend any one to go to the Ivy League, as this one comedian most appropriately called it, "The Poison Ivy League". These graduates from those schools are not welcome in some of the law offices in America and other business' are beginning to shun Ivy League diplomas, they certainly aren't what they used to be, and they have no one but themselves to blame.
How anyone of any good conscience call the Holocaust a myth is troubling, but that is all part of the "indoctrination theory" that has been instituted at many schools in America, they don't want people to really think for themselves, they just want good little warriors full of hatred that the professors indoctrinate them with!
I am sure there are some professors at UW that believe in the "indoctrination theory" of teaching, but I hope that they are few and far between!!!!!!!!!!! My experience at UW was excellent and I hope that you people that go to UW can still count on getting a good education, because if UW was like Penn. or Harvard or MIT I would be the first to say, no to sending any young person there. At this point in time, enrollment in higher education is falling, and enrollment in more trade type of schools is growing because universities and colleges have handed out so many useless degrees over the years, like a master's degree in Oriental basket weaving.....
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