The idea is to have adult leaders the same sex as the kids and not be sexually attracted to them. Why is that so difficult to comprehend?
Men(boys) have different interests and approaches to life than Women(girls). The percentage of young boys raised by single moms is very high. In addition, most of their elementary school teachers are female. Having ONE group where these boys was exposed to older males and how they do and organize things was just too much. Then these women wonder why boys gravitate toward computer games. They are just too self-centered and stupid to figure it out.
No woman can teach a boy how to be a man.
No man can teach a girl how to be a woman.
Modernist ideology holds, in contradiction to human nature, that men and women, boys and girls, are interchangeable. That false ideology is causing disastrous social consequences.
You don’t have to insult us women. Not all of us are what you painted.
I never said I have a problem with 1-sex groups. For that matter, why not have 1-anything group? But if blacks can have it, so should whites.
Generally I don’t see a problem though in integrated clubs. In fact, in theory the best thing about these same-sex clubs is they help those lacking the essential figure in their lives. My husband grew up without a father, except his mom’s dad heavily filled that role until age 14. I think his mom put hubby in scouts especially for not having a good dad.
And I assure you, the video obsession is not from no dads, geez, nor is every other Ill such as urban decay (do you really want those bastards in their lives? They’re not fit.). Everyone is doing that and it’s hard to fight, especially when we ourselves are making love to screens too much. This has been a complaint since the ‘50s and more since Atari came out.
Forgot to mention your not fully appreciating the history of Scouts.
TRADITIONALLY, CUB Scouts had Den MOTHERS. In the old days. My mother-in-law was DM for my hubby’s den.
So, it wasn’t all men.
Now they call the Den Leaders, etc. most of our Cub years was led by a woman in the den, and some the Pack.