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To: Catsrus

The pre-K teacher?????????????


Pre-K huh? I didn’t realize that cradle to grave indoctrination was fully in force in our country. I thought it would be fully implemented after the election of 2012.

Looks like the modern American way of life is to be a single mother and immerse your extremely young child to social indoctrination by our school systems as surrogate parents.

Back in my day we had mothers called “housewives.” Stay at home real mommies who taught us right from wrong and raised us to be good Americans and respect life and property.

I guess those times will never return for the self-fulfillment and “Me” generation has come to maturity.


34 posted on 03/24/2012 4:34:50 AM PDT by DH (Once the tainted finger of government touches anything the rot begins)
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To: DH

“Pre-K huh? I didn’t realize that cradle to grave indoctrination was fully in force in our country. I thought it would be fully implemented after the election of 2012.”

Here in my area we had a lot of public school districts expand to full day pre-K just in time for the towns and state to run out of money. Some closed their programs, while others now charge parents separately for it; for a brief moment in time the teachers’ unions had swelled their ranks, then reality set in.

I couldn’t imagine what children are like after being raised from 3 to 18 by unionized state representatives (between the before- and after-care programs and such); very creepy...


51 posted on 03/24/2012 5:31:07 AM PDT by kearnyirish2
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To: DH

You bring up an whole other issue altogether.

How many young girls growing up today, see a major life goal as getting married and raising a family?

How many young girls growing up today see raising a family as more important than their job or career in their future? And how many would make the sacrificies, including perhaps not working outside the home, to make their family the main priority in their lives?

The way the culture has shifted, we may never see those days return.

On the other hand, I’ve heard some disturbing talk of some young girls today, growing up, and hoping to get on public assistance, and who don’t think about getting married. They think if they have a baby, they are taken care of, and it won’t even matter if the dad is in the picture.


74 posted on 03/24/2012 8:36:26 AM PDT by Dilbert San Diego
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To: DH
I didn’t realize that cradle to grave indoctrination was fully in force in our country.

It's really free day care. Mom's don't look after ther young children any more.

77 posted on 03/24/2012 10:08:05 AM PDT by Doe Eyes
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