Data show that “socially transitioned” children [i.e., those indoctrinated by the schools] are far more likely to go on to medical interventions. And perhaps this is the point: After all, transgender is big business. Gender-transition surgery can cost upward of $100,000. The US gender-surgery market was valued in 2021 at $1.9 billion, with predicted annual growth of more than 10%. And when hormone therapy costs $1,500 a year, for the rest of a patient’s life, no wonder entrepreneurial medics want kids on the treatment treadmill as young as possible. [You have to see this to believe it. Yale is "helping" children as young as three-years-old to begin transitioning.] Clinics are popping up like mushrooms to take advantage of this new business opportunity: The first American pediatric gender clinic opened in 2007, and there are now more than 50 nationwide.
Are your children still in the public schools? Do you know what they are being force-fed in the classroom? Think about that principal in the Project Veritas video who made sure no conservatives or Catholics were hired. He wanted only "progressives" who would promote the satanic Democrat message. How many others like him fill the public schools of America?
THEY WANT YOUR KIDS!
Are all public schools and teachers evil?
Of course not! But the system is evil. Better keep a close watch on your childres's public schools, because they are poisoning your children. It is nothing new, just much worse every year.
I remember back in the 1980s when Fairfax County was already indoctrinating kids to disrespect their parents, keep secrets from them, and turn them into little sex pots. A filmstrip for 6th graders had a man in a white coat (a trenchcoat and brimmed hat would have been more appropriate) told the children the way to avoid STDs was "not to change sexual partners too frequently." SIXTH GRADERS!
Today that advice is mild. Children are learning how to "pleasure" themselves with sex toys and dildos and masturbation. (I'm 75-years-old and I've never even seen a sex toy!)
The culture is killing our kids, both body and soul. If we don't fight this, we will be accountable to God for the children whose innocence is destroyed. If you vote for Democrats (and some Republicans), this is what you support! Pray and fight!
A Catholic will think differently about this topic than secular. A Catholic knows that the primary (#1) purpose behind marriage is not friendship, love, relationships and fun ... before God, it is not, primarily, about the man and the woman. All this is secondary. The primary purpose of marriage is the rearing of children *to know, love and serve God and get them to heaven - to the best of our strength and purpose.
ReplyDeleteAnd so, based on this dogmatic fact of the Sacred Magisterium (as told to me by my SSPX Priest), there is nothing more important - literally nothing - than educating your children *YOURSELVES*.
Perhaps, if you find a good Catholic school, you can send them there. SSPX schools are a guarantee. FSSP has a good on too, I'm told. Diocesan ... caveat emptor. But the best, absolutely the best option, is to home school the children for whom we *will*, guaranteed, be compelled to give account before Jesus Christ our Judge.
Never, never, *never* give your kids to the public school,system. We now know too much about what they do behind closed doors to ever let them have our children again. *Any* sacrifice is worth it. As Jesus said (Matt 18: 7-9) -
"7Woe to the world because of scandals. For it must needs be that scandals come: but nevertheless woe to that man by whom the scandal cometh.
8And if thy hand, or thy foot scandalize thee, cut it off, and cast it from thee. It is better for thee to go into life maimed or lame, than having two hands or two feet, to be cast into everlasting fire. 9And if thy eye scandalize thee, pluck it out, and cast it from thee. It is better for thee having one eye to enter into life, than having two eyes to be cast into hell fire."
Paraphrase: "It is better to go through life impoverished, living in a small house with no money in the bank ... than it is to have a beautiful castle on the golf course, a Porsche in the driveway, admiration, acclaim and millions in savings and then be cast into everlasting fire".
We used to send our kids to public schools. In our ignorance, in more innocent times, we did this - and we've been educating multi-generational kids for almost 25 years. Never again. Now we adapt curriculum directly to the needs of every child in their personal development climb, and we do it in a way that precisely matches our will for what we wish them to know both secular and religious.
The bonus, beyond all of this ... relationship. The kids bond with each other and with us and we become a little team of sorts, dysfunctional, no doubt ... but it is what it is. You get one crack at the most important thing God intends Man and Wife to ever do. You look back at the end of days, and all of the frivolous melts away into smoke and dust; but the eternal things impose themselves on the spirit within the aging body - for better or worse.
Forgot where I read it, but we should henceforth stop calling them public schools, but government schools.
ReplyDeleteAqua, my parents pulled me out of public school when I was 16. I was determined I would never send a child of mine to government schools. As my mother was involved closely in government, I was able to tell the head of public instruction that very thing.
ReplyDeleteI raised my children on my own, homeschooled them, cared for my aging parents and became an RN. My sons helped throught much of that and I have few regrets. I help as often as I can with homeschool of their children. I am close to both sons and their dear wives and families, and they know I'll drop everything to help them.
My point: trust your instinct! If you do everything you can, you won't fail! And you won't live a life of regrets.
Mary Kay, Thanks be to God! I love hearing stories like that. The organic reality of life within the family, resolved and worked through as Christians, working, suffering (for the sake of Christ), loving ... living life to the full.
ReplyDeleteSlightly off topic, but to me it is of the same material, this little 35 minute video "Off The Grid", by Freshman Congressman from KY, Thomas Massie. I always liked him - he seems like a wise, free, independent thinker. But what he says in this video really hit me hard. It relates to what you say here. Life is meant to be lived, to the extent we can, in a self sufficient and independent way - responsible for all the details in every possible way.
What this does is connect us to your own humanity, through the gifts God give us both in our mind, soul, strength, but also in the infinite and regenerating (because God reigns) world around us. He shows us, in this video, how important it is to take responsibility for everything - not because we have to but because anything else is limiting us in our short span of earthly years.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18_yXt1s2yc
Big recommend - he does *everything* ... even the closing credit bluegrass song is written and sung by he and his wife.