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06/18/2006 12:25 PM  

A CALL TO ACTION!

Fathers Day

            It’s difficult to say exactly when it happened, it probably goes back to the beginning of time, but war has been declared on the family. Most of you are aware of this in the back of your mind, but this is as stealthy a war as has ever been waged. Just as the people who worked at the laceName w:st="on">WorldlaceName> laceName w:st="on">TradelaceName> laceType w:st="on">TowerslaceType> might have been somewhat aware that there was a war going on, in was impossible to always keep up your guard, especially when they were constantly being lied to. I wouldn’t be surprised that over 90% of the victims of 9/11 voted for Bill Clinton for president. Odds are none of them were aware that he had passed on numerous occasions on capturing or killing Bin Laden. I am sure that none of them knew how ineffective the CIA and FBI had been rendered by his policies and the people he had appointed. In a sense they actually voted for their own death. Not that the opposition candidates would have done much better.

            It has become clear that during the 60’s the war against the family was really picking up steam. LBJ’s war on poverty was the greatest help these evil forces could have been given. Before the creation of our welfare state, black families were as healthy as any in the country. Soon after, crime, drugs,  illegitimate births and fatherless households became the norm. It has often been said that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. Certainly the destruction of the nuclear family has been couched in such. I like to think that I have become fairly sophisticated at seeing through the BS but I do find myself having new realizations pretty much on a daily basis. The best analogy that I can think of is when Neil is presented with either the Red pill or the Black pill in the first Matrix movie. Once you take the Red pill (knowledge of how things truly are and not how one has been conditioned to believe) there is no going back. I often meet people unwilling to even take a look they are so ensconced in their comfort zone that many would prefer mental comfort to the truth.

            Not that I am claiming that I have the ultimate truth. Only that I am willing to engage in a never ending search. The willingness to say, you know I could be wrong in this belief or what I perceive and am willing to take a closer look. What it really requires is a willingness to be wrong. I find things coming out of my mouth that I never thought in a million years I would be saying. Things including social programs and other government institutions work or they don’t. It is often said that a sure sign of insanity is trying the same thing over and over expecting a different result. Like the drunk who was down on his knees looking for his car keys when a friend came up and ask him where he lost them. He pointed over in another direction than the one in which he was searching. So him friend ask him why he was looking where he was. He stated that the light was much better over here than were he dropped them. How many of us are looking for a better way but refusing to go where the search isn’t as pleasant or easy?

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06/19/2006 3:05 PM  
the character's name in the matrix was neo.

about the family...should my mom have stayed with my dad to preserve our 'family'? i admit i have problems, but i grew up and am not on any government programs aside from a grant that pays for about 1/3 of my tuition. just because the definition of family has changed doesn't mean that is the only factor in increased crime/drug rates.
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06/19/2006 5:02 PM  
And the fact that you are doing "OK" doesn't mean it isn't a major factor. Having lived in "mixed income", mostly welfare, housing back east I have seen what happens with broken families. Drug use and crime were much higher in the children because nobody was supervising them. When they grow up it usually continues. If you want to see statistics try googling "single parent crime rate" and it shows it is higher.
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06/19/2006 7:31 PM  
There is no question that a single mother raising a child is far more likely to live in poverty, that child is far more likely to be involved in crime and drugs and drop out of school as well as have emotional problems. Try and not take things so personally. I grew up in a fairly dysfunctional family and wish that things had been different, but that doesn't change what was. We are all doing the best that we can, but if you cannot see that society is in real trouble then we need to have a one on one talk.
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06/20/2006 10:15 AM  

Most people choose the blue pill now days!

The family is under attack by the current public school system. A big Lib/Progressive, the "father" of current American public schools John Dewey made a statement long ago. I will paraphrase it until I get a direct quote for you. He said something to the extent of, "if schools could get more and more time from the kids in after school programs and so on, within one generation we could get children to turn from their Religion and traditions of their Parents."

This is just one of many ways in which the family is under attack.

"just because the definition of family has changed doesn't mean that is the only factor in increased crime/drug rates."

You are right feffer_kins, but you do have to admit that it is in the top 3 of major factors.

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