They become indoctrinated in the cycle of abuse and violence.
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Are these your beliefs, or is it an indoctrinated thought?
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There are not enough indoctrinated voters in a general election.
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First take about 50 years, when people are being indoctrinated.
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I was indoctrinated by my mother who was impeccably dressed.
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Many are children who were indoctrinated with Islamic State ideology.
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Children were more deeply indoctrinated with every year that passed.
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Now it's the grandkids getting indoctrinated with my carols record.
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So here we have an entire community ready to be indoctrinated.
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Before being sent out into the world, the handmaids are indoctrinated.
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You see them indoctrinated, the passage from one civilization to another.
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He was just a man who was indoctrinated into a certain thing.
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Many cultures and religions prescribe the abstinence that was indoctrinated in me.
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Many of those residents are children who have been indoctrinated with bigotry.
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Your freshmen aren't indoctrinated and socialized into the jargon that you use.
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This is what indoctrination looks like when it's reflected back by the indoctrinated.
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Oh, and did we mention she was indoctrinated into the Kardashians' glam squad?
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There's a whole generation of children who have been indoctrinated by this ideology.
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Before long you come to feel you've been indoctrinated into a sinister cult.
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They're prevented from speaking in their native tongue and indoctrinated with Party propaganda.
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But he's prepared for the part with the fervor of the newly indoctrinated.
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"It's been indoctrinated that walls are bad, but they're not," Ms. Joyner said.
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We're indoctrinated to think of fat Elvis as lazy and pathetic and deluded.
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And it's easier to be religiously indoctrinated when you're existing in an information vacuum.
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She says Isabella and Connor Cruise were "isolated" and "indoctrinated" to hate their mother.
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And make some considered opinions on their own instead of indoctrinated by the press.
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I realized I needed to rip all of that indoctrinated nonsense out of me.
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Men are indoctrinated to associate power with predation, and women with seduction and submission.
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By then the audience may not even mind that it, too, has been indoctrinated.
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Do you think they are less indoctrinated by the Western media as they are here?
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This past weekend, commencement speech at Yale University the poor kids have already been indoctrinated.
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"Getting onto that board — it's like you're getting indoctrinated into the Taxfyle culture, " Lavina says.
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There's the question of what to do about potentially thousands of indoctrinated children left behind.
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He is thoroughly indoctrinated by Conservative, English class rules: a reverence that's practically an institution.
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Maybe we all are until we get it indoctrinated out of us like Westover did.
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I've been so indoctrinated that I completely forgot about the other kind of sloppy joe.
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"It&aposs incredibly alarming… especially seeing relatively young people get indoctrinated with this," Tenold continued.
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They have been so thoroughly indoctrinated that they are now complicit in their own repression.
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They were taken on their way to school or they were indoctrinated and forced to fight.
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The first is the group my brother and I joined after being indoctrinated by our father.
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In the States, we are indoctrinated into romantic love through the school of Romeo and Juliet.
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Many captives have been indoctrinated to hate their own communities, in keeping with ISIS' extremist ideology.
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EMMANUEL She knows how serious and indoctrinated these men are because of the abuse they've suffered.
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Relatives have said the mother and daughter may have been indoctrinated into an unspecified online religious group.
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"You're indoctrinated!" one of the protesters shouted at a woman at the end of a fiery discussion.
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It's already heartbreaking to see how this fanatical, criminal government has indoctrinated such an innocent young girl.
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"I took a long time to open my eyes, to understand that they indoctrinated us," she said.
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He believed the center-left controlled academia and "effectively indoctrinated political actors in both parties," MacLean writes.
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Then once you're indoctrinated into the cult, you can find all the albums I didn't talk about.
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Most of these militants were kids, right, indoctrinated and pushed to this stuff at an impressionable age.
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But locals are concerned that many are still ISIS-indoctrinated, requiring more than just a limited jail term.
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" He also describes public schools as "synagogues of Satan" — places where they're "indoctrinated into the homosexual political agenda.
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This mantra was so consistent that it felt like we were being indoctrinated in a cloud computing cult.
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We are indoctrinated into the Order of the Mouse before we are old enough to question its necessity.
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The terrorist group maintains an army of child soldiers -- stolen from their families and indoctrinated to their cause.
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Through my dad, I was indoctrinated with Michael Jackson, Lenny Kravitz, Seattle grunge and various iterations of rock.
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Nobody wants to see tens of thousands of ISIS detainees and ISIS-indoctrinated families break out of prison.
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Trees and lush greenery provided ideal cover from air strikes, so jihadists could become indoctrinated in relative safety.
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" Wade: When I was being indoctrinated on the foreign desk, Al Siegal said, "You know what "classified" means?
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Many of the killers are lone-wolf losers indoctrinated to hate through the internet, just like Islamic terrorists.
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Angry that I didn't even have to live in England to be indoctrinated into believing in its supremacy.
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However, he put in place a condition that I needed to get indoctrinated into voodooism, to bring about reform.
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And for members of al Qaeda who were indoctrinated with these propaganda videos, he means a lot to them.
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Hwang's department was in charge of making sure soldiers like the defector are properly indoctrinated and never contemplate fleeing.
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She says that we have become so indoctrinated to be data-driven that we have forgotten the human element.
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"We have indoctrinated Americans into thinking that dry paper is going to clean you, and it's not," she said.
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Nothing in Tarrant's manifesto suggests that he was indoctrinated in-person or was trained by a white nationalist group.
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Company town citizens suffer under horrific and draconian rules, too, indoctrinated by corporate propaganda to imagine a better life.
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When she insisted that it be returned, I—newly indoctrinated into the churches of Janet Jackson and Madonna—refused.
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Another is that young people, if properly indoctrinated, will see the superiority of the music and movies their parents loved.
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"They indoctrinated me in this way where I was a project for the community basically, as a child," Sprengelmeyer says.
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Watch "Single for the Summer" below and if you haven't been indoctrinated into the church of Hunt, there's still time.
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She has been completely indoctrinated by the mainstream media into believing that there are nazi's and racists around every corner.
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My parents didn't see anything wrong with me watching horror movies, so I was indoctrinated by the age of 5.
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He believed the university should be indoctrinating students; he just preferred they be indoctrinated in free-market capitalism and Christianity.
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I wonder what will happen as girls emboldened by the fall of male predators collide with boys indoctrinated by pornography.
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He sees "Wessis" — the people who live there — as having been indoctrinated into a form of hyper-moralistic mass thinking.
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"White supremacy has been indoctrinated," said Zakir Khan, who leads the Oregon chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
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"White supremacy has been indoctrinated," said Zakir Khan, who leads the Oregon chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
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Indoctrinated by his months with Nusra, he spent his leave in isolation with Ms. Rashid, who was then his fiancée.
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B indoctrinated a young, impressionable girl to believe she was half-alien and tasked to have his baby before turning 16.
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After the Prayvaganza, many older men were paired off with young girls, who are likely as indoctrinated into Gilead as Eden.
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Rather than Marshall Jefferson's "Move Your Body", my generation was instead indoctrinated with its Belgian rewrite, Technotronic's "Pump Up the Jam".
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She was indoctrinated into the good graces of the Tesla brand by her parents, who bought the Model S early on.
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His biggest fear was that his son, just eight years old, was being indoctrinated into the group's extreme interpretation of Islam.
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Tackling big issues like indoctrinated racism and religious fundamentalism, The Spire still manages to come off as light on its feet.
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During periods of quiet, anti-Israeli, anti-Jewish curricula in UNRWA schools have indoctrinated future generations of rejectionists and terror recruits.
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From cradle to grave the regime indoctrinated its subjects with the socialist ideal that the individual exists to serve the collective.
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I know because I was indoctrinated into that with hip-hop music, just getting money, hoes and clothes, getting that paper.
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These administrators have created a "shadow university" that advances the leftist political agenda in which they were indoctrinated in graduate school.
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"They've been indoctrinated all their lives to think that whatever they do for the state is a good thing," he said.
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So a lot of them are already indoctrinated into the Grambling marching and performing style and the Southern marching and performing style.
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Until that YouTube audience can get a little older and more indoctrinated — and become legally able to vote — Kataguiri has a plan.
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This was around the time I was watching a lot of Gilmore Girls and 21700th Heaven, being slowly indoctrinated by casual conservatism.
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He soon realized that his opinions were baseless and created from indoctrinated stereotypes that he had no evidence to believe were true.
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Victims are often lured to remote rural areas, where they live in closed communities and are indoctrinated with rags-to-riches tales.
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According to prosecutors, Roof was indoctrinated by white supremacist ideology online, and carried out his massacre as an act of racial hatred.
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The parents of the families had indoctrinated their children and every Sunday evening made them attend a prayer circle with adults, police said.
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They will be indoctrinated in extreme intolerance, taught that apostates and blasphemers should be put to death: the antithesis of freedom of religion.
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Farrar: You are now a Border Patrol trainee, and you're gonna start getting indoctrinated into our world and getting prepared for this profession.
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"At the camps, he recruited, indoctrinated, trained and equipped thousands of terrorists who subsequently spread throughout the region and the world," Davis said.
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Then the NRA indoctrinated GOP leaders, asking them to buy into the concept of armed political violence and spread it to their constituents.
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If Jojo represents the naiveté of indoctrinated youth, Elsa is a reminder that not all kids are lucky enough to be so clueless.
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"We see the danger of children who socialized with and were indoctrinated by jihadists returning to Germany from the war zones," said Maassen.
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We don't know that the students were indoctrinated by the university — the international students could have formed their worldviews in their home countries.
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I'm referring to the racist, anti-Semitic way gamers are indoctrinated to speak to each other in the depersonalized realm of online competition.
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) sent a complaint to Clemson in 133 because religion was way too indoctrinated in the football program.
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Most of my colleagues had been similarly indoctrinated by virtue of our proximity to white, western epistemologies, regardless of our individual identity markers.
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Chinese tech giant Tencent controls several messaging platforms, two of which include chatbot services that haven't quite been indoctrinated into the Communist Party ethos.
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When it comes to the deeply indoctrinated—as in actual Nazis—having a couple of frank chats probably isn't going to cut it, though.
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"You don't have to be indoctrinated by these loser teachers who are trying to sell you on socialism from birth," he said in February.
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Former camp inmates have described them as prisons and told Reuters that people could be held there for months, being indoctrinated in Communist ideology.
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This gathering of influential Western public figures, he insists, decided in 1953 to form the EU and has indoctrinated every British prime minister since.
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It's stranger still that the film barely mentions how Louis was indoctrinated into so many terrible beliefs, apart from grotesquely wallowing in the results.
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It's where black boys are indoctrinated into the world of men that look like them, through conversations about football, women and everything in between.
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"I was indoctrinated into a Democratic Party cult from a very early age," Ms. Pelosi said in an interview with The New York Times.
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We are so indoctrinated with these happy images of animals on farms, on the covers of meat containers, at restaurants and it's a lie.
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Another police source told Reuters the operation was sparked by intelligence information that both foreign and local children were being indoctrinated in the school.
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It is no secret that the militants of ISIS, al Qaeda and other terrorist organizations are indoctrinated in hate at a very young age.
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Sadly, on many college campuses, a new, impressionable generation is being indoctrinated with lies about Israel and efforts to delegitimize it, at taxpayer expense.
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"When we are young, we are indoctrinated to believe that the foreigners stole from us, but maybe it's out of context," he told me.
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However, even such grand cru-quality anecdotes are unlikely to surprise the portion of Ms Bosker's audience that has already been indoctrinated into sommelier subculture.
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"Actually the experience in Xinjiang in this field can be introduced to other countries," Jiang added, saying the centers help reintegrate people indoctrinated by radicalism.
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"At the time I was fully indoctrinated, so I did exactly what I was told to do, because I was a true believer," Alexander said.
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His floor manager is a white man with an anarchy symbol tattooed on his neck—a former radical now indoctrinated and interested in indoctrinating others.
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For too much of the Finals, Curry didn't or couldn't do that, and so now he will get indoctrinated into the hard part of stardom.
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Callimachi: And Jesse talks about how when you get them to that third stage —— Morton: Once they're indoctrinated to a certain degree —— Callimachi: That's it.
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The Muslim detainees are told that they are infected with an "ideological virus," and are indoctrinated in devotion to the state and the Communist Party.
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" The authors paint a picture of Obama as unwilling to confront the country's problems because he was "influenced and indoctrinated by many who despised America.
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Americans, it turns out, are indoctrinated to react differently to "public" spaces owned by private entities, even when truly public spaces are nowhere in sight.
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She fell into the common misconception that trans men are "really women" who don't like their bodies and have been indoctrinated into a hatred of womanhood.
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Having never been indoctrinated or otherwise mentally massaged by its politics, its culture, its system, Bellic's perspective of the United States is simultaneously subjective and authoritative.
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It was formed by conservative activists who claimed that Brazilian students were being indoctrinated by left-wing educators promoting gender and social equality, among other policies.
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Howe's character effectively shows that NHL players themselves become indoctrinated by the myths of the game rather than demand the rights and the money they deserve.
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Jughead even got indoctrinated into the Skull & Quill, a secret society which made him spill his darkest secrets — only to then get booted from the club.
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In all likelihood, PF was probably referring to the five new saints that had just been indoctrinated into the church ... and not NOLA's pride and joy.
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I definitely had strong points of view on building product when I went to Square that was very much indoctrinated in me by the Google system.
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Logan Paul's 50-minute satirical documentary exploring flat earth conspiracy theories demonstrates how someone open to an idea can become indoctrinated into believing something that isn't real.
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Especially for someone like me, an immigrant indoctrinated to take the path of least resistance, to literally resist seems to go against the grain of my upbringing.
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Instead of well-trained and highly indoctrinated foot soldiers carrying out shooting attacks or suicide bombers striking buses, individuals armed with knives began stabbing and killing civilians.
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"I have had the opportunity to speak to North Korean soldiers who have defected to South Korea — and you cannot imagine how indoctrinated they are," he continued.
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These are China's "re-education camps," established in the far-western Xinjiang region, where up to a million Chinese are reportedly imprisoned in order to be indoctrinated.
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Was it your fart and you've been so indoctrinated with flatulent Stockholm Syndrome that you don't even realize anymore when a foul odor is released from your anus?
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If you're partner's sibling is close to your age, you may feel "that's kind of your in or window into being really indoctrinated in the family," Boykin says.
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"As somebody born and raised on the reservation, it's indoctrinated into us … that you don't want to call the police, because they're not to be trusted," Hopkins said.
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In my view, Australian politicians have indoctrinated people's minds to believe refugee issues are all about protecting the borders, as if all refugees are some kind of terrorist.
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To think like that, you have to behave differently — and we've found that when you've been indoctrinated into the traditions of an industry, it's hard to break out.
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This, before newly-minted members can be captured by their respective party caucuses and indoctrinated into the culture of partisan warfare, never-ending campaign modes and endless stalemate.
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Among its membership is suspected former members of Atomwaffen Division, Sonnenkrieg Division (the British wing of Atomwaffen), newly-indoctrinated online neo-Nazis, and former members of The Base.
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To fight back, conservatives needed to develop new surrogates who could be "indoctrinated" in turn with right-wing ideas, and then "mobilized, organized and directed" to disseminate them.
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A State Department cable released through WikiLeaks reported that in Pakistan these extremist madrasas offered impoverished families a $6,500 bounty for turning over a son to be indoctrinated.
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"Every day millions of Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in China are being abused, drugged and indoctrinated in the government's concentration camps," Ilham told the religious freedom event.
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Since Breath of the Wild came out, slowly but surely, my kids—the other, another boy, is three and a half—have been indoctrinated into the ways of Zelda.
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In that hallowed space it was gradually indoctrinated in me that cool meant long glossy hair, tight leather trousers, male falsettos, sassy androgyny, expensive sounding drum-fills and cowbells.
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What's more worrisome than Gianforte is that the Republican Party has created an entire partisan infrastructure that is so heavily indoctrinated, they will defend a candidate no matter what.
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Not coincidentally, almost all of Maddon's machinations have involved young players or Zobrist, who was indoctrinated in his manager's tinkering in his formative years with the Tampa Bay Rays.
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I've heard anecdotally from people that they turn Uber or ex-Uber employees away because they believe that they're indoctrinated now with these aggressive attitudes and approach to things.
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Officials block the refugees from leaving the bay because officials fear that some may have been "indoctrinated" by the invaders, and might attempt to commit acts of terrorism and sabotage.
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Coming from Southern California, and being in this bubble of liberalism, I was indoctrinated with the belief that racism is over, homophobia is over or at least not as bad.
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In Iraq and Syria, activists say Islamic State took in children from towns it captures or recruited families to its territory, and indoctrinated their children in its schools and camps.
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This covert, low-quality footage that we've adjusted to reveal some details, and obscure others, gives us some rare insights into how people in this program live and are indoctrinated.
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He and his followers indoctrinated youngsters at Hizmet schools in Turkey, then encouraged them to find positions in the government, particularly the justice system — as police officers, prosecutors and judges.
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" He also added, "Regardless of the proximity of beneficial BW in your life, or being black yourself, we are all capable of subconsciously discrediting BW and their stories because its indoctrinated.
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Even those children who knowingly set off explosives attached to their bodies have been indoctrinated and are too young to be able to make informed and rational decisions about their actions.
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In reality, by not being truthful about any potential biases that the teacher might have they are leaving their student wide open to be indoctrinated through subtle tactics and ideological influence.
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That sounds like some hippy shit and it completely is but if The Blaze were going to start a religion then consider myself indoctrinated and ready to pray at their altar.
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MAGA hats are everywhere, Trump's former adviser Sebastian Gorka gave an impassioned speech about the Left stealing America's hamburgers, and young conservatives gathered to be indoctrinated into Washington's right-wing scene.
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In Indonesia, there are thousands of vulnerable children who have been indoctrinated by their extremist parents, according to Khairul Ghazali, who served nearly five years in prison for terrorism-related crimes.
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Shortly after driving over the dam, one coalition soldier pointed out a building where the Islamic State indoctrinated children as "cubs of the caliphate," the militants' version of the Cub Scouts.
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That silence spoke volumes to Zagury, who took it as a sign that while there was no doubt Abdeslam was a terrorist, he was not a particularly well trained or indoctrinated one.
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"As far as indoctrinated children, they need to be placed in well-monitored de-radicalization and psychological programs and closely monitored until there is very little doubt of potential threat to civilians."
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It's hard to simulate real social interaction with technology, even though [Far Cry 5] is getting closer, because most people who I spoke to were indoctrinated with really subtle social peer environments.
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Gaming websites could be spawning a new breed of cybercriminals, according to new research which claims that young people are being indoctrinated into hacking crimes via free and easily-accessible internet pages.
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He added that if a Tibetan had been cast, it would result in the stereotypical narrative of a white hero, Dr. Stephen Strange, played by Benedict Cumberbatch, being indoctrinated into Eastern mysticism.
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"Children of all ages are indoctrinated with police hatred and anti-establishment beliefs at school and online mobilised to conduct massive school strikes," she told the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva.
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His father is also the reason Rush is sent away time and time again, during which he becomes the drug test subject, indoctrinated by dealers, and, of course, is nearly killed repeatedly.
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Growing up in the New York metropolitan area, you are indoctrinated in the belief that this city is the biggest, the best, the greatest: Look, ma, I'm the capital of the world!
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Children are back at school, to the delight of parents who had kept them at home after the city fell to IS rather than send them off to be indoctrinated by homicidal zealots.
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Calvin, for his part, contended that he'd been indoctrinated by his family and anything he did was strictly out of obedience and loyalty to them, and not because of any understanding of Hamas.
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If we continue to laugh off Ocasio-Cortez as an ignorant and delusional radical, we will be blindsided by the soon-to-be largest voting bloc in America – a generation of indoctrinated millennials.
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The details of incidents like this, where abusive behavior is systemically kept quiet, vary, but they similarly bring to the surface the lessons that privileged students are indoctrinated with at a young age.
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Something might set her off, and "I just trigger into that indoctrinated kind of mindset," Brown said, her brain calling forth a racial slur, even though she knows that such thoughts are wrong.
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Either the individual traveled to the Pakistan, to the Middle East, the Syria, got training or they were in touch with another human being who indoctrinated them, who blessed their action against the infidel.
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Over the past month I've been indoctrinated into a cult, had my wife kidnapped by vampires, and been choked to the ground by a mad king while searching for a mystical land called Conscientia.
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One of the first principles a new employee was indoctrinated with is that the rate at which starch solutions retrograde (set back) is maximized at 40 degrees Fahrenheit, the temperature of a typical refrigerator.
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It offers insight into both the cultural fanaticism present during the 255's and 232's and how Germany produced an indoctrinated population both mostly unfamiliar with modern art and highly antagonistic toward it.
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Within 20123 hours Tay was taught to repeat an array of racist, sexist, and anti-semitic statements and was ignominiously shut down like a hate-filled Clippy recently indoctrinated into the Westboro Baptist Church.
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The difficulty of dealing not just with the state, friends and family, but before all that, of simply coming to terms with oneself, to overcome internalized, culturally indoctrinated homophobia: Hessler didn't reach that level.
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As a child in North Carolina, Sims was indoctrinated with racist beliefs, including one that Black people do not experience pain as severely as others — a belief that still lingers in the medical industry today.
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Though I enjoyed the reruns of The Original Series on the Space network as a preteen, it wasn't until I was began dating a lifelong Trek geek that I truly got indoctrinated into the fandom.
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But every so often he would appear at a government rally or alongside Castro, prompting criticism from anti-Castro Cubans that the boy had been turned into a pawn, or worse yet -- had been indoctrinated.
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Mr. Netanyahu complained of Palestinian children being "indoctrinated with hate" by leaders who talked of detonating a nuclear bomb in Israel, slitting the throats of Israelis and welcoming every drop of blood spilled in Jerusalem.
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An intermediate layer of flashbacks finds Offred, Moira and a class of future handmaids at a re-education center being indoctrinated, with homilies and a cattle prod, by Aunt Lydia (a coolly imperious Ann Dowd).
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There are also lots of observers expressing general alarm at what they see as an indoctrinated child being coerced by adults to make their political arguments with her youth as a shield from any criticism.
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Ali al-Amin, a Lebanese analyst and researcher, says Riyadh seems to believe the real threat comes from Sunni rivals such as Islamic State and a restive young Saudi population indoctrinated with Wahhabi prejudice against Shi'ites.
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I personally find it hard to talk to the majority of people about anything related to Syria because they're either indoctrinated by Western media narratives that feel disconnected from the reality there or are just uninformed.
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In 218, the federal government undertook a mass assimilation effort of Native children, creating Indian Boarding Schools, in which Native children were forced to drop their language and customs and were indoctrinated in white American ways.
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Like most left-leaning white people in my generation and older, I had been indoctrinated to believe racism was an external factor, rather than something that existed inside of me, dictating my actions, proficiencies, and perspective.
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"The guys who are trained and indoctrinated have their own techniques" to thwart an interrogation, Zagury said over a quick lunch in a busy Paris café across the street from the courthouse weeks before Abdeslam's Belgian trial.
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" Referring to Frank, Sarsgaard says, "What about the people that have a conscience, that feel they can't say anything — that have been so indoctrinated to think they would be a security risk if they did say something?
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Google tells us it can be done: Not only can jihadis be shut down, but the budding white nationalists can be un-indoctrinated, by means of the very same technology that created the networks that spawn them.
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He explained to me that these girls had been so indoctrinated, so brainwashed after three years of captivity at the hands of ISIS —— Falah: They don't believe what is going on on the ground, because they brainwashed.
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Experts have warned that indoctrinated children, who began escaping the clutches of Islamic State as its territory fractured last year, could pose an ongoing threat to security, both regionally and in the West, if they are not rehabilitated.
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In his memoirs, published in 23.54, he wrote that he had experimented with organizing primary schools for black children in the South, but that the white teachers he hired were too indoctrinated with racism to be effective educators.
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The film juror falls in love with Van Houten over the course of her trial, believing that deep down, she is still the all-American cheerleader and high school homecoming princess she was before being indoctrinated by Manson.
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The judge noted that Shin indoctrinated her followers and ordered them to give up their savings to move to Fiji, describing it as "the only paradise land written in the Bible" where they could avoid "the Great Tribulation".
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Monday roundup: State by state Va. House committee tries again for Medicaid expansion, with tougher work rules (The Washington Post) Indoctrinated (Texas Observer) Behind closed doors, Tennessee governor asks again: Can state expand health care for working poor?
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But I do think he shows, in a way we haven't quite seen before — at least in modern history — how people can be recruited and indoctrinated to do things completely contrary to their belief system and value system.
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" Some commenters did come to his defense, including one who wrote, "I find it funny that everyone here is indoctrinated into thinking that water should not be given free of charge and that this man is being cheap.
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That means Kappa Sigma brother Spiegel, whose company's public shares bestow upon their owners no say whatsoever in its affairs, will not be indoctrinated into a far larger and more important fraternity than the one he joined at Stanford.
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"Having been indoctrinated by family does not excuse membership in a terrorist organization," the member wrote in the decision, adding that Calvin remained a part of Hamas after learning about its nature, at least nominally, until he was 18.
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The General Political Bureau is in charge of making sure the armed forces were properly indoctrinated and educated in communist teachings, North Korea's state ideology of Juche, and the life and teachings of the Kim family, among other things.
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Mosul residents said they fear these young fighters as much, if not more, than other ISIS militants because they have been brainwashed, have no fear and have a great amount of zealotry after being indoctrinated and trained for two years.
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"I understand very well that after more than three centuries of being taught, conditioned and indoctrinated to hate the black man as your inferior, it is unrealistic to think that now you can just change to respect him," he wrote.
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The larger truth is that Arab regimes, the Palestinian movement and the Islamists do not care about the lives of Palestinian individuals who they claim to be avenging; they have exploited that community, indoctrinated many of them and exacerbated their suffering.
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Initiatives that have come to define Xi's push for China to become a powerful global force -- such as military overhaul and modernization, the ambitious One Belt, One Road Initiative and a comprehensive anti-corruption campaign -- were indoctrinated into the party's constitution.
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At least one million of them are believed to be living in what the U.N. described as a "massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy," while many Uighur children are taken to state-run orphanages where they're indoctrinated into Chinese customs.
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A 28-year-old Hindu woman filed charges against a yoga centre in Kerala earlier this month, alleging that she had been held there against her will for three weeks, abused and indoctrinated in an attempt to make her divorce her Christian husband.
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And these Americans no longer have to travel to some overseas training camp to be indoctrinated by ISIS -- the group is also specifically catering to English-speaking militants and encouraging them to carry out attacks in countries such as the United States.
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The French people have been indoctrinated that way for decades – we've had more than 30 years of a certain consensus between the centrist powers of the conservative right of Les Républicains and a right that's disguised as socialism by the Parti Socialiste.
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To be indoctrinated into PSL means you've covered three of the big pillars by spending time on: a now-defunct board where people complained about shady pick-up artists; the misogynist board people moved to after it shuttered; and looksmaxing (see above) forums.
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By the time he was of school age, he was being thoroughly indoctrinated, first in the Mangyo'ngdae Revolutionary School, and then Kim Il Sung Military University, named for the autocratic founder of communist North Korea and the current ruler Kim Jong Un's grandfather.
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Although the barbershop scenes show a sense of community, the scene where we see an older Thomas talking to Tony in his car, we see how young boys are often indoctrinated into toxic ways of thinking by what's often seen to be encouragement.
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Six former Nxivm members have taken the stand, providing a window into how the group indoctrinated people, undermined their moral beliefs and convinced them to blindly follow Mr. Raniere's edicts, even when that meant breaking the law or tolerating unwelcome sexual contact.
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Take the characters in "Square Go": Although Max and Stevie are just 59, they have been so indoctrinated to believe in violence as a solution to their problems that they get an entire hourlong play dedicated to Max's preparation for a big fight.
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The FT explains what's happening: Year after year of support from global central banks and their multi-trillion dollar asset purchase programmes had indoctrinated the BTD [buy the dip] moneymaking strategy: buy on any sign of a pullback, policymakers have you covered.
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In court, prosecutors depicted Mr. Merah as a radical Islamist who indoctrinated his younger brother and helped him logistically, notably by helping him steal a Yamaha TMax scooter and buy a motorcycle jacket, which were used by the gunman during the shootings.
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"Roy was the guy who really indoctrinated me into this culinary world and trained me for the film Chef, and then they're screening the film Chef, which is really fun because you don't really get a chance to see it in the theater," shared Favreau.
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Between sounding off about the Vatican and the fact that the establishment has indoctrinated us to believe all sorts of things, including that the Earth is a sphere, a third speaker suggested that cancer is caused by negative emotions and argued that dinosaurs didn't exist.
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"I realize you can't fight City Hall, and people have been so indoctrinated in this method of thinking about players that you have to accept it and work with it," said Luhnow, whose Astros front office is among the most analytically minded in baseball.
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Several urgent factors have propelled the debate: the steeper risks of terrorist attacks, the fact that monitoring the sheer numbers who have returned is overwhelming security services, and the difficulty of building cases against suspects who may have been trained and indoctrinated in distant lands.
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In 2016, Outlook ran a disturbing investigation by Neha Dixit, revealing that the R.S.S. had offered schooling to dozens of disadvantaged children in the state of Assam, and then sent them to be indoctrinated in Hindu-nationalist camps on the other side of the country.
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" And, once again, he references his skepticism about his view of the horizon (and about science itself): "I see only good things on the horizon, that's probably why the horizon is always rising, indoctrinated in a cult called science and graduated to a club full of liars.
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Obviously the people are indoctrinated, but the automatic conclusion that they have all been completely desensitized to become unthinking cogs in the state apparatus is an exceedingly simplistic analysis and typical of the kind of assumption one makes without having been there — I had made it too.
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A native Californian who spent only two years in New York (long enough to become indoctrinated with East Coast bagel and pizza snobbery) I complained bitterly about missing my blistery gold, crunchy salt bagel with a sun-dried tomato schmear from Ess-a-Bagel in Midtown Manhattan.
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The piece details his love for American comic book superheroes, claiming that it's okay for them all to be white because it's necessary to uphold the idyllic portrayal of a white hero for the hordes of boys who are waiting to be indoctrinated into the American Dream.
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Because the show's more radical elements were refracted through — and secreted within — an upbeat, candy-colored atmosphere, ''Playhouse'' could be consumed and adored not only by those who ''got it'' but also by ''squares'' (not to mention their children, whom Pee-wee indoctrinated into a cult of extreme acceptance).
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The Gunny pointing his finger in a recruit's face while shouting profanity, hurling insults at the recruits' manhood and mothers and posing questions and insinuations about their sexuality indoctrinated us with the idea that coded racism, physical abuse and psychological hazing went hand in hand with becoming a man.
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Moreover, it should be clear that tarring the children in the camps with the same brush as hardened Islamic State fighters is not right: Born of rape, into detention, indoctrinated into the Islamic State's cult of cruelty, these children have had little or no agency over their predicament.
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The key to all of this is the perversion of a very human desire for community; all together — the rituals, the hierarchy, the teachings — it amounts to the creation of a subculture, where a group of people have all been indoctrinated by the same teachings that are only comprehensible to members.
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LEVIN: We hear this propaganda day in and day out through the culture whether it&aposs the Democratic Party, some in the Republican Party, the media, as you say, you are indoctrinated through education, but it could also be that so many people in this country now rely on government.
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In both, parents are subject to external mind control, although, in "The 5,000 Fingers," Bart's widowed mother (the singer and TV personality Mary Healy) isn't brainwashed by Martians but indoctrinated by the mad Dr. Terwilliker (Hans Conried, who was the voice of Captain Hook in Walt Disney's 1953 animated "Peter Pan").
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My credentials are unimpeachable: Born into the Jesus People movement of late 70s California, raised in mega churches where clergy were more likely to wear Birkenstocks than robes, indoctrinated in the value of kissing dating goodbye in the 85033s while simultaneously falling in love with the man I would marry.
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China supported Kim Jong-nam financially for many years because if Kim Jong-un died, North Koreans, indoctrinated to venerate the Kim family, would look to Kim Jong-nam to step in as leader, according to Kang Chunnu, 51, a distant relative of the Kim family who lives in Britain.
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We spent a lot of time together, and he kind of indoctrinated me into that world, and I absorbed it by osmosis...He was totally down because he got the joke … He was my barometer, he was my true north in terms of 'Have I captured the feeling of the pageant world?
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The moment is reminiscent above all of the November attacks in Paris, carried out by European-born radical Islamists, most of them children of North African immigrants, who grew up in the Arab districts of Paris and Brussels, where they became indoctrinated in jihad and traveled to Syria to hone their terrorist skills.
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Gone are the bizarre hostilities, propaganda posters and anti-American venom that every North Korean has been indoctrinated with from childhood, replaced by friendly images of Trump and Kim and perhaps the highest possible praise in that country: dubbing President Trump as a "supreme leader" — effectively anointing him as an equal with Kim.
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The education system was established such that students are made to believe black people have not accomplished anything of merit (save the few greats that are mentioned), students learn nothing of Africa (save the fact that slaves were taken from there), and black students are thus indoctrinated into accepting their subservient status.
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"What's so clever about Miracle on 34th Street is it deals with a little girl who doesn't believe in Santa Claus, indoctrinated into thinking about that by a single working mother, rare for a 1940s Hollywood movie, who was all business and has not a drop of sentiment in her DNA," said film critic and historian Leonard Maltin.
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The reality of Israel was already decades old by then, old enough to be noisy with attributes and crisis, but still too young to achieve autonomy from the idea that engendered it, one that Israeli schoolchildren and soldiers are indoctrinated in: that the foundation of their state was an act of self-preservation after the Holocaust.
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On Facebook, where every user's experience is a mystery to all others — and where real-world concepts like privacy, obscurity and serendipity have been recreated on the terms of an advertising platform — users understandably imagine that anything could be happening around them: that their peers are being indoctrinated, tricked, sheltered or misled on a host of issues.
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At a time when the F.B.I. reports a 17 percent rise in hate crime incidents from 2016 to 2017, the most recent year for which there is data, white parents like me have had recent, terrifying reminders that we must prevent our sons from becoming indoctrinated by a growing racist movement that thrives online and causes real-life devastation.
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And yet nearly 211 percent of the population pulled the lever for a party advocating a brand of xenophobia Germans have been indoctrinated against since World War II. "[T]he AfD really dialed up its campaign very aggressively in the last week both on social media and on the street," said Constanze Stelzenmüller, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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Another part of me, though — the more important one — thinks that this is a case study in exactly the problem establishment editors are trying to address by widening their pool of writers: the inability of contemporary liberalism to see itself from the outside, as it looks to the many people who for some reason, class or religion or historical experience, are not fully indoctrinated into its increasingly incoherent mix of orthodoxies.
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Whether a person is exposed to these ideas sitting alone in her bedroom reading the latest issue of ISIS's propaganda magazine and gradually being persuaded by the violent words and images on the screen; by spending time with a cellmate, friend, or loved one who is already indoctrinated and is eager to spread the "truth" of his newly acquired beliefs; or by interacting on social media with strangers whose ideas and beliefs seem profound and exciting, the common element is exposure to the ideology.
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The Wrap reported last week that director Tim Miller walked away from the project due to creative differences with star Ryan... For 43 years, New York City's Village Halloween Parade has been showcasing the creative spirit of the city in the form of giant puppets, neon-colored floats, and thousands of participants in their... Over the past month I've been indoctrinated into a cult, had my wife kidnapped by vampires, and been choked to the ground by a mad king while searching for a mystical land called Conscientia.
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