Falling To Communism: Can We Suck It Up And Resist?

Some of society's problematic population are beginning to awaken, but it is still a long road for those who have put themselves above everyone else for petty personal aggrandizement. In many cases they've been so monumentally ignorant of history, biology, climatology, and psychology that even have felt vindicated in their excess.


This case (above) worries me. A blind chaser of dogma, she may have merely found a new catechism to embrace for a time... up until she flips again running off in another direction. Shallowness is not a virtue, it is dangerous.
 
It's encouraging to see that some are making an effort to correct society in a more positive direction, emphasizing service and leadership over the debauched selfishness of the cult of feminism.

 
Jacob Petersheim said:
It can be chilling to hear a feminist condemning America and the family and men, spouting thinly-veiled Marxist dogma aggrandizing selfishness and a collectivist utopia.

Why So Many People in The Younger Generations Are Deciding Not To Have Kids

I have to wonder: If having children is "too expensive" how did humanity even survive after descending from the trees? The myths and lies circulated by these witches are appalling. This one even trots out "climate change" as an excuse for her selfishness.
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I would like this woman to give her opinion on what 'good' parenting is.
I have always felt badly for a man I knew who worked 2 jobs and sometimes helped on a family farm which kept him form being a good father according to his kids. In the end, at the death of his wife, his grown kids were dividing up her possessions while he was at work. The kids came to me angry with how their father was never there for them. He was devastated that these kids he had worked so hard to maintain were so disrespectful at this time, to come into his house and take things he may have wanted. He had done all a good father should do. His wife stayed home to keep the home. I think she did too well because these kids were spoiled by her mothering. Each family member spoke to me but apparently not to each other.
I came from a home with exceptionally good parents who did just as they were 'supposed' to do. They found purpose in the family. i think I was spoiled in that I was lazy. But i and my siblings were directed to get a job at 16, to save up money because if we went on to school, my father would not pay for my pizzas and toiletries.
I was not the best mother I could have been, in my opinion, and would like a do over. And probably would fail again in my eyes. But none of my kids became axe murderers or ne'er do wells. They have good days and bad days as did I and have complaints about how I and their father did things but we have some good memories too in just a single family household.
There is great joy and purpose to having children. The greatest day in our lives is probably the day we held our first born for the first time. Then all the milestones along the way. We made a commitment to the family and held it together.
I have seen families fall apart as well as stay together. For many reasons. The saddest is the death of parents, that I have seen. Families that come together being the next in line to go but wanting to hold on . Or ripping apart over estates....
My youngest did not want to have kids. But now she wonders who will look after her when she gets old or is somehow incapacitated. Yes you can be warehoused in a state home. But it might be nice to have a family to care if you live or die.
People have had children to work on the farm, or in the hopes that they will take care of their parents. I think a good parent prepares their kids to face life as it will come. Kids on the farm leaned skills in their work. Not sure how much kids learn to prepare themselves with Liberal Arts education.
 
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