Administrators who allow students to walk off school campus during school hours should realize it’s unfair to those students who are dedicated to learn.

If no reprisals are used against those students, they’ll use those tactics again against other causes; besides it’s more fun than being in class.

Those occupying streets or expressways are lawless and endangering others; disrupting traffic, especially emergency vehicles, just like this spring here in Fountain Hills when protesters blocked east-bound Shea Blvd. Luckily, local ambulances could travel west to hospitals, which did happen.

Our country was forewarned in the 1930’s how radicals will use re-education programs to accomplish transformation through confusion of facts, taking years and many generations of students to accomplish.

President Ronald Reagan wanted to abolish the National Education Department but was stymied by powerful forces.

Schools are known to graduate students who can’t spell, read or think independently and have no work ethic and rely on others instead of taking pride in their own accomplishments. Many become adrift, looking for direction, and turn to drugs or crime.

In some California cities, crime does pay. Criminals, once released, can receive up to $1,000 monthly and are treated to expensive trips or other perks if they promise not to hold up stores or break into homes. The program is overseen by ex-con mentors who have free rein and unlimited fund to implement.

It’s a strange way to restore law and order, but no different than pitting poor class – not working and expecting the government to support them – against the middle class through hard work, being successful, and strapped with taxation or re-distribution of wealth.

With thousands of new rules and regulations, plus unregulated border crossings (58,000 in October alone), Americans will lose their freedoms, making forewarned transformation nearly complete.