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To: rabidralph

Yes. That’s the approach I took. When the kids came home and said they had to watch An Inconvenient Truth in class, I took the time over the next several weeks to explain the fallacy of man-made climate change, and the reasons liberals were pushing the idea.

I never missed a chance to reinforce the case against the enviro-whackos, including copying articles linked from FR, on the issue.

I think my kids understand that it’s good to be a responsible steward of the land, without all the enviro-whacko extremism.


20 posted on 08/24/2013 8:28:10 AM PDT by PhiloBedo (You gotta roll with the punches and get with what's real.)
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To: PhiloBedo

Exactly! And I didn’t mean for my response to sound so strict and dogmatic. When any parent spends time with their children, they learn about each other. The point is that parents need to be involved in their children’s lives, every day. There, you will find opportunities to correct all the bad habits they’re learning in school.


27 posted on 08/24/2013 8:53:15 AM PDT by rabidralph (Gray State Movie)
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