I do have an obvious question. Not gonna ask it.

Now, if the dads could show up at home, maybe the culture would change.

(08-19-2023 10:17 AM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote:  Now, if the dads could show up at home, maybe the culture would change.

Definitely that would be an added plus. It's a happy story now maybe they can stop mob robberies.

Obvious question and there’s an obvious answer(s).

It’s not remotely close to counselors or whatever, who had even heard of most of this crap a generation ago?
Everybody’s gay now? Transwhatever?

No, it’s clearly mental illness and it started when discipline left both the home and our schools. Who was “mostly” responsible for that?

Anyone of us been told by Dad “you just wait til your Mother gets home”.

This is very good news and I hope it spreads quickly.


Oh, and sorry progs, this is largely what “conservative” means.

Family, faith, hard work and lawful.

Go watch Glory if you don’t understand.

Strong male role models and leadership = positive outcomes

Rocket flippin science folks

Its culture.

I had a junior high rated one of the 10 most dangerous schools in America. While I thought we were over-rated, there was one day when a friend and I lost track after 35 fights we personally witnessed. Next year in high school with basically the same group of kids, I saw one fight all year and the kids broke it up within about 15 seconds.

20 years later I saw my junior high on the news. The Hispanic kids were boycotting because there were too many fights. The neighborhood had totally changed. It went from a middle-middle class majority white neighborhood, to a majority black, 100% minority lower middle class neighborhood, but they were having the same problems. The only thing in common, besides the building? The principal. In HS there was a much more no nonsense attitude by the administration.