Schools teach to memorize, not to think. If I were a kid forced to take this oath and listen to medical marijuana debates, I'd go stark raving mad. He is the one who helped lead the Japanese into the industrial revolution while American CEO's scoffed at him. He warned us in the business world that slogans provide a false sense of security and do more harm than good. These people are as unenlightenned as doorknobs in a closet.
Mantras work in meditation.
Jeannette MacDougal, a veteran drug education teacher in Minnesota, believes that the halls of schools have changed over the last 10 years as a result of drug prevention education. She has not been to some ofthe schools I have visited in Minnesota. But then racism is even more of a problem in those schools. This lady while a veteran has been discredited many times. She is not as good as the czar but tries hard.