We Lost the Fight

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[–]WhiteZealot 3 insightful - 1 fun3 insightful - 0 fun4 insightful - 1 fun -  (2 children)

Homeschool your children and don't expose them to "woke" media.

Public schooling is over-socialization of children. It isn't healthy for them. It's like a prison where they have to do social battle every day. The stress of that for 13 years causes lasting damage.

Find a group of homeschooling moms and have your kids play together once a week. That's all the socialization they need, especially if they have siblings/cousins.

[–]Spicylikegumbo[S] 4 insightful - 1 fun4 insightful - 0 fun5 insightful - 1 fun -  (1 child)

Not everyone has the means to homeschool children. Some families will suffer under one income, and some already do if they are a single parent household. This burden always falls on the woman. You are basically proposing gender critical women all be stay at home moms. While I am sure some women may not have a problem with that, there are some women who would. And as someone who was not homeschooled and got to experience sports, clubs, proms, and other parties with my peers, I would want my children to experience the same social events.

[–]WhiteZealot 2 insightful - 1 fun2 insightful - 0 fun3 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

Not everyone has the means to homeschool children. Some families will suffer under one income, and some already do if they are a single parent household.

Yes, it's very sad. A combination of 1) women spending much more of their lives in the workforce, and 2) mass immigration, drove wages down and prices up, and now two incomes are often needed to take care of a family instead of just one. It's one of the greatest heists Big Business ever pulled off.

This burden always falls on the woman.

If one of the parents is going to stay home, it's most logical that it be the mother, because 1) the best food by far for the baby is the mother's breastmilk straight from the breast, and 2) since #1 has been true since the dawn of man, women have evolved in all ways to be more suited to caring for babies and young children and tending to the home.

as someone who was not homeschooled and got to experience sports, clubs, proms, and other parties with my peers, I would want my children to experience the same social events.

You can organize those things on your own or use already-existing private organizations. Anything that the public school system does better than you and your homeschooling network can do is far outweighed by all of the things they do worse.