If you have to indoctrinate kids through blindly repeating their allegiance to a country, that country is not worth pledging their allegiance to, and the kids will grow to hate both the country they were forced to swear allegiance to, as well as the parents and teachers that forced them to swear that allegiance.
I grew up reciting it daily and love being an American. I’m blessed to have been born and raised here. I’ve traveled a bit and am always happy to come HOME.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
As did I, and I also love this country too. But look at all the normies that were made to recite it and now detest everything about this country. Obviously it is not the only factor, but in a "perfect world" or atleast a better one than we live in, you wouldn't need to force kids to recite anything because they would have allegiance to the country based on the fact they love living there and love the people they live with. Even if the country was amazing, perfect in every way and all the people were gloriously happy, I still think it isn't right to force a kid to recite it.
Public school is the biggest scam. Send your kids to a glorified daycare till they're 18. Where they're taught nothing of value by people who you don't know, and know nothing. Where your kids are harassed and degraded, and teachers/faculty/board do nothing about it as long as your sweet sweet tax dollars keep flowing in. Sounds like an environment for thriving..... Until parents are completely involved, the public school system will continue to be broken
Not the parents, but step-parents, live-in boyfriends (and girlfriends, they do a lot of damage too), people who are not the children's biological parents. Cousins, aunts, uncles, family friends, etc. But the parents themselves is not very common, unless they're part of the alphabet soup crowd, then yes abuse is high.
Home school no matter what. I don't care if you and your spouse both work jobs. Find a home schooling group of parents you trust and start them there.
Told my son I wouldn’t let him into public school until they bring back the pledge of allegiance
If you have to indoctrinate kids through blindly repeating their allegiance to a country, that country is not worth pledging their allegiance to, and the kids will grow to hate both the country they were forced to swear allegiance to, as well as the parents and teachers that forced them to swear that allegiance.
I grew up reciting it daily and love being an American. I’m blessed to have been born and raised here. I’ve traveled a bit and am always happy to come HOME.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
As did I, and I also love this country too. But look at all the normies that were made to recite it and now detest everything about this country. Obviously it is not the only factor, but in a "perfect world" or atleast a better one than we live in, you wouldn't need to force kids to recite anything because they would have allegiance to the country based on the fact they love living there and love the people they live with. Even if the country was amazing, perfect in every way and all the people were gloriously happy, I still think it isn't right to force a kid to recite it.
No one forced me to recite the pledge. I was happy to recite it. I love the America I grew up in.
Most child sexual abuse happens at the home with parents
Probably not in the homes where the parents are concerned enough about their kids to pull them out of the shit hole hell that is public schools.
Public school is the biggest scam. Send your kids to a glorified daycare till they're 18. Where they're taught nothing of value by people who you don't know, and know nothing. Where your kids are harassed and degraded, and teachers/faculty/board do nothing about it as long as your sweet sweet tax dollars keep flowing in. Sounds like an environment for thriving..... Until parents are completely involved, the public school system will continue to be broken
I know a few friends who send their kids to private Christian schools, for $20K a kid…
Twenty Thousand per Kid, per year.
Can you imagine what they could do with that amount of money, at home, how they could restructure their busy lives?
Insanity.
Not the parents, but step-parents, live-in boyfriends (and girlfriends, they do a lot of damage too), people who are not the children's biological parents. Cousins, aunts, uncles, family friends, etc. But the parents themselves is not very common, unless they're part of the alphabet soup crowd, then yes abuse is high.
Mothers do too, I know this from personal experience.
Definitely, but I've found out that non-biological parents are the most likely to sexually abuse (or any kind of abuse) kids.