Food deprivation. Isolation. Electric shocks. Inside the taxpayer-funded program that treats American kids like enemy combatants.
Just in case you didn't get it.
Thomas Moore wrote in Dark Eros: The Imagination of Sadism , that in any culture that does not acknowledge it's skeletons, --it's sins, if you must-- will have that imagination played out in real life.
The ways of Sade are not limited to bedroom and scenes of bondage or porno theaters or forbidden books. Any aspect of culture, from the great to the small, insofar as it is engaged in issues of power has therefore Sadean qualities. Furthermore, since life is never perfect, every aspect of culture will know the split of power into torture and suffering, dominance and submission, or sentimentality and cruelty.
This school is nothing more than a pretty sick detention centre. Take a look this petition to a judgeto approve changes to a childs behaviorial program: Residential Program Treating Behavior Disorders and Developmental Disabilities
Theater of Cruelty.
Finally, Many are saying the reason Rotherberg Center's director is so committed to the GED device is Because the center's director invented it and the center owns the patent on it. He charges whatever he wants for those glorified shock collars because no one else can make them or use anything like it. I wonder how much of the $200,000+ cost per student quoted in one of the articles goes to pay for these devices?
This is a money making racket, pure and simple. It generates over $50 million a year in revenues, and he's hiring high school grads?
Let's see how dedicated to treating kids this guy is when the patent expires in 2011.
Ain't the free market grand kids!???
I and the public knowW. H. Auden, 'September 1, 1939'
What all schoolchildren learn:
Those to whom evil is done
Do evil in return.
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