Dems claim one of the founding principles of this country was "respect for authority and rules"??

For a couple of years now the federal government has been pushing the states to adopt a national program for teaching in grades K-12 called "Common Core."  Democrats and "progressives" have been touting it as the next great, cool improvement and absolutely necessary if we're to advance into...blah blah blah, but in fact it's socialist propaganda.

For example, here's a quote from the "New York State Common Core Social Studies Framework:"

Page 33, under "Civic Ideals and Practices:"
2.3a The United States is founded on the democratic principles of equality, fairness, and respect for authority and rules.

Students will explore democratic principles such as dignity for all, equality, fairness, and respect for authority and rules, and how those principles are applied to their community. 

Uh, what?  Have any of you ever heard before just now that one of the top three principles behind the founding of the United States was "respect for authority and rules"?

"We the people, in order to...secure the blessings of Liberty on ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States."

The proggies omit Liberty, freedom and personal rights altogether, substituting their totally fabricated notion that one of the main principles behind the founding of the U.S. was "respect for authority and rules."

See, the "Boston Tea Party" was just about respecting authority.

Declaration of Independence?  Respecting authority.

What total bullshit.  And yet they're succeeding in brainwashing naive, intellectually defenseless K-12 students with this crap.

Time for a second American Revolution.