Sorry, but I couldn’t disagree more. It was the first realistic depiction of the American Family. I swear, sometimes my father IS Archie Bunker.
And it really doesn't bother me too much.
It was unlike most families-—it was a promotion of Marxist ideology-—where children “know” better than anyone over 30 when they are ignorant as sh*t and no nothing. Adults are stupid. Çhristians are bigots and haters. Mothers are slavic-—and just used by the “father” as a house boy.
It was the opposite of my family and my husband’s and all my friend’s families. The Fathers had respect for their wives and children and we never talked back to our parents. We had total respect for our fathers—who deserved it.
Didn’t they have the kids living with the parents?????????after getting married. NONE of my brothers and sisters EVER lived with my parents after they were married-—in fact, it was rare then——it became common, since TV forms perceptions (Normalizes anything it shows—especially to children who watch). It was important for children to think adults are dumb so they remain dumb and resistant to their advice—so the kids become immersed in drugs/sex/addictions so the State has slaves/dependents/useful idiots.
The deconstruction of the Natural Family began with All in the Family. Pitting group against group-—discrediting parents. Elevating utopianism/ignorance.
With the destruction of the Natural Family, children are warped and emotional cripples, easily addicted, followers, and made into useful idiots-—not being raised in the way God Designed for optimum mental and physical health which gives strength and character which leads to men like Lincoln and Patton.