Indoctrination

Indoctrination is the process of teaching a person or group to uncritically accept a set of ideas, beliefs, mores, and values, particularly when those ideas are harmful, or when the ideas facilitate exploitation. Indoctrination is a component of Toxic Socialization

Related Terms

Endogenous to the LP

Indoctrination > Power, System Agent

Exogenous to the LP

Indoctrination > Authority, Ideology, Master Narrative, Primary Indoctrination

Elements of Toxic Socialization

Toxic Socialization > Chaos, Destruction of Attachments, Indoctrination, Neglect, Parentification, Violence

Notes

Indoctrination is what agents of The System engage in, in order to create compliant and subservient cogs in their exploitative system of accumulation.

Indoctrination is most effective when undertaken at an early age (i.e. infancy and childhood) when the physical unit is most trusting and receptive. In this regards parents are the primary (though typically unwitting) agents of indoctrination.

Indoctrination is initiated in the home is carried forward by the school system and the mass media.

Primary Indoctrination is the indoctrination that occurs in childhood and adolescence at the hands of parents, teachers, authors, and so on. Secondary Indoctrination occurs throughout adulthood and is where archetypes learned in childhood are constantly reinforced.

The goal of indoctrination in any society is diminishment, disempowerment, and intergenerational maintenance/reproduction of The System.

Indoctrination comes in many forms. There is Spiritual Indoctrination, Social Indoctrination, Economic Indoctrination, Psychological Indoctrination, and Political Indoctrination

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