Evil America Is Taught In College

"Liberal Lies" made me laugh.

Read the guy's book! If you like Howard Zinn's People's History try this author's Patriot's History. An interesting contrast. Neither is more accurate they just approach the subject from different perspectives.

This is Fox News, people. A biased network talking about bias? How ironic.

Hmmm...Sean Hannity, vs. educated professors. Which should I believe? I just can't decide!

wow, i don't think that guy uttered a single compelling argument, only his interpretation of events, based on an overly simplified and decontextualized version of the events he's critical of. he didn't even counter any actual citations, or attribute the 'liberal bias' to anyone in particular. shitty, shitty journalism and argumentation.

we did hear of Russia's presence in the pacific towards the end of wwii as a factor for dropping the bomb. however, I never for a moment felt concerned over any zealousness or forceful attitudes in how this or other american shortcomings were taught or written about. in my class, opposing historical interpretations were also never labeled 'nonsense.'

I saw this on tv the other day, and most of what he was talking about i thought only conspiracy theorists said. i.e. "FDR new about pearl harbor before it happened."
People like Sean Hannity blame "liberals' for so much that even his followers would become suspicious. I think he counters their doubts by spreading lies like this to paint liberals as so evil anything is believable. The sad part is there are probably people out there these days who are telling their children not to be educated because the really believe that there is some world wide conspiracy to spread lies and only the most uneducated citizens in rural America can see the truth (nothing at all against rural America it's where I'm from). This man and his followers and O'riley and Limbaugh make me sad angry confused sick and a number of other emotions all at the same time.

so he'll sell some books by rewriting history from a non-traditional (or perhaps more accurate highly traditional) view point and he'll give the ...um...'less intelligent' members of our nation something with which they can feel intelligent and knowledgeable about.

Isn't it funny how the people who are the most educated (college professors) are the ones who are most critical of America.
Shouldn't that tell you something...

"Fundamentally racist, classist society, anti-women" That sounds like an accurate picture of American history. How can he dispute this?

And what's the problem? The more youth know about the evils of American history, the more power they have to change things.
America flourishes from criticism. Every step of progress made in this country has been paved by people who were critical of America.

Hannity is just playing off of people's ignorant patriotism that blinds them to the truth in order to sell ad time so he can get a paycheck.

Both Gorbachev AND Reagan were responsible for the end of the cold war. Let's face it, people in the USSR were hurting but, with some other hardliner in there instead of Gorbachev, Reagan could have never done it. Ronald Reagan was not Superman or an angel. Our national airport is named after someone who fired all the air traffic controllers. That's irony.

For the past thirty years our track record has been a little suspect. And with the war on the middle class since Ronald Reagan, only the rich kids along with a few token scholarship winners go to the good colleges.
I commend the the truth teachers for trying to teach these kids that their is more responsibility in being an American rather than rapping the world for yankee imperialism. And Sean Insanity can kiss my ass.

Exactly.