. . . . Way off topic, but might be of interest.
Check out # 8 , # 13 , # 14 ,
then, # 16 , # 18 .
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WELL, I never hated my mom and I am not fat. Actually, Attachment Theory predicts whether or not people will have successful relationships, or not. It is very accurate. There is a lot correct about early childhood development—and how it forms human beings and determines worldview.
It is why Lenin invented Day Cares-—for 9 month olds. To destroy that natural bond between a mother and child that is so crucial for emotionally healthy, independent adults. It is why zero wants homosexuality taught to 5 year olds—it will fundamentally corrupt them and their sexual/moral formation. Sex will be taught as an activity devoid of morality and it will become their worldview—Read the Brave New World to see how these children who are sexualized act.
Mother/child relationship is crucial, but so is father/child relationship in the toddler-young child. Miss out on the biologically natural modeling and interaction which is necessary for healthy future relationships—of parents and children and you end up with Charles Manson who never knew his father and his mother was a 16 year old prostitute who never cared for her own child.
All the men in prison and gangs had no fathers or abusive ones. The cultural Marxists knew to destroy America—you destroy the natural family. You destroy Christian Ethics—that which created strong caring families. Feminist and homosexual movements were founded by Communists to destroy the Natural Family, marriage, Christianity and the Patriarchy. Destroy America from within—destroy all its institutions—particularly marriage with no fault divorce and glorify behaviors to destroy all relationships.
Non virtuous cultures are reduced to chaos and tyranny. They need masters.
“All men in prison and gangs had no fathers or abusive ones” You are far too extreme. There certainly are people in prison who had very loving fathers and mothers, i’ve known several.
You are far too extreme.. and your soapbox is very large.
. . . . Way off topic, but might be of interest.
Check out # 8 , # 13 , # 14 ,
then, # 16 , # 18 .
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