All my nieces and nephews went to a Waldorf Steiner school. Rudolph Steiner was spiritual but was not a satanist. Love, acceptance, kindness was all I ever saw taught at that school.
My kids went to a Waldorf school. I can't say anything negative about it from the perspective of the occult or Satanism. I haven't seen anything like this. There are some ideas that I really like, such as they do practical things before they start studying things from a theoretical perspective. For example, they do field trips and study the soil, rocks, and plants in their natural environment, and later they start studying geography as a theoretical subject. This way it's not an empty, abstract subject to them.
Another thing that I like is Waldorf architecture. They don't believe in straight lines and right angles, and so their buildings are very interesting and organic-looking. I have a pet theory myself. I believe that the onset of the modernist, minimalist, box-like Corbusier and such architecture was Satanic-inspired. When you look at straight lines and empty surfaces with nothing to rest your eyes on, no pattern to scan, you experience sensory deprivation. Surrounding people with drab, boxy buildings makes them less human.
Disgusting. Classic pedophilia sympathizing defence, same as justifying rape -- 'she wanted it.' I didn't research the author (Josh Pettitt) but I can speculate that he is sympathizing by the general wording of the article and how it is presented. Another 'virtuous' pedophile. It seems even his peers were trying to negate his act by referencing his history. Filthy...
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Piscina ago
All my nieces and nephews went to a Waldorf Steiner school. Rudolph Steiner was spiritual but was not a satanist. Love, acceptance, kindness was all I ever saw taught at that school.
AugustaJulia ago
My kids went to a Waldorf school. I can't say anything negative about it from the perspective of the occult or Satanism. I haven't seen anything like this. There are some ideas that I really like, such as they do practical things before they start studying things from a theoretical perspective. For example, they do field trips and study the soil, rocks, and plants in their natural environment, and later they start studying geography as a theoretical subject. This way it's not an empty, abstract subject to them.
Another thing that I like is Waldorf architecture. They don't believe in straight lines and right angles, and so their buildings are very interesting and organic-looking. I have a pet theory myself. I believe that the onset of the modernist, minimalist, box-like Corbusier and such architecture was Satanic-inspired. When you look at straight lines and empty surfaces with nothing to rest your eyes on, no pattern to scan, you experience sensory deprivation. Surrounding people with drab, boxy buildings makes them less human.
1223344556677888 ago
Rather unusually high concentration of participants on this thread.
kekistocrat ago
That's what I thought. You must be hitting a nerve... Have you seen this? http://www.lohud.com/story/news/education/2014/08/09/teacher-linked-child-porn-became-waldorf-rock-star/13849859/
1223344556677888 ago
How very interesting and completely in line with this cult school
Hampstead teacher walks free after sexually abusing nine-year-old girl http://www.hamhigh.co.uk/news/crime-court/hampstead_teacher_walks_free_after_sexually_abusing_nine_year_old_girl_1_1669170
kekistocrat ago
Disgusting. Classic pedophilia sympathizing defence, same as justifying rape -- 'she wanted it.' I didn't research the author (Josh Pettitt) but I can speculate that he is sympathizing by the general wording of the article and how it is presented. Another 'virtuous' pedophile. It seems even his peers were trying to negate his act by referencing his history. Filthy...