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Bucco 06-15-2020 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by petiteone (Post 1784705)
As a liberal, white woman, professional (Attorney and Surgeon), married parent of 2 sons and foster parent of 6 black children, I am aghast at some of the hateful or ignorant opinions/solutions I read on this thread. My sons were teens when we began fostering (northern state) and we were blessed by their lives. The local police, however, were after these kids from the day we invited them into our homes. (They were not the only black kids in our community)- Questioning them on where they were going, where they were coming from, how did they get those shoes, why are they walking into this person's drive way, why are they standing out in from of the local theater (along with my bio sons), why are you walking with this (white) girl, frisking their pockets? My hubby and I spend a lot of time at the police station trying to stop this behavior. Everyone should foster a black child so see what it's like and what these kids are up against. Thankfully our neighbors treated the kids with respect. It was the greatest education of my life time and we're still close to each of the kids we fostered. An yes, we put them through college....yes, we gave them free stuff. I'm so disappointed in my fellow whites who think they know the failing of everyone but themselves.

Beautiful and sad at the same time.

I can never get close to what you have done, but I did spend so much time at the Boys Club (mostly black) and coached and held positions on the board. I simply want to applaud you and validate what you say, because in my position, I found the same to be true of those boys who came to us for help.

Young boys at ages 12-16 do not understand first why they are treated differently than other young men and when girls and testosterone enter the picture they become very confused as to what has happened to my world.

I applaud your life

Byte1 06-15-2020 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by SouthJerseyGirl (Post 1784710)
So let’s shut down Planned Parenthood. That certainly helps the situation - not.

Keep it if you wish, but cut the funding from the Gov/Taxpayer. Maybe some feel it's great because it's primary motivation when created was the genocide of blacks. Since abortion is against many folks' religion, I do not think that we should be forced to pay for it. There is plenty of donated funds to keep it going. Ask Hollyweird for funding since they think it is such a great idea.

Byte1 06-15-2020 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by crash (Post 1784424)
Not just justice for this crime but all that have gone before without justice.

They really want something that I am afraid is impossible to give them an end to systemic racism in this country.

There is NO systemic racism in this country. The term is being abused.

jimjamuser 06-15-2020 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Byte1 (Post 1784226)
We don't NEED any more gov. especially more gov control. Sorry, but I do not NEED someone telling me where or where I cannot live, or who my neighbors must be. I see nothing wrong with gated communities, if one wishes to live in them.
"Racial Justice?" Is that different than any other JUSTICE? Why does Justice have to be segregated to race, gender, religion or sexual preference? Why can't one law fit all? Do some have special needs? I am an adult and do not need MORE gov control. The reason the economy did well in the last couple years was because of LESS gov control; less regulations.
The Constitution is color blind and gender blind, therefore if we are TRULY living and moderated by it, then there is NO racial justice, just plain old JUSTICE for all American citizens.

Gated Communities would NOT be needed if the US spent more tax money to upgrade society and quality of life. Same goes for Justice-if there REALLY were EQUAL justice (there is NOT) then we would NOT even be talking about protests.

jimjamuser 06-15-2020 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by 600th Photo Sq (Post 1784292)
So Gov. Cuomo has finally come up with a cure all plan for this latest fiasco that is taking place.

Well based on his Covid-19 track record which was a complete disaster. thanks but no thanks. :doggie:

Helen got it right. You go girl!

jimjamuser 06-15-2020 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Warren (Post 1784496)
The problem goes deeper than just two parents. It is basic education. Say what you want, but by-in-large, the largest majority of the sensationalized incidences involved persons of low education and low moral values. Yes, there are educated persons who are stopped because of the color of their skin but , it is highly unlikely the situation gets escalated to the point someone is hurt or killed. There are programs out there designed to work with our public education systems to fix this situation. The one I happen to be familiar with is "An Achievable Dream". I have witnessed it first hand, and it works. Children are taken from first grade through twelfth grade and given extra help to see that they succeed and graduate from high school and stay out of trouble. If they succeed they are guaranteed a free college education. Not only do they receive extra help with their studies, before and after school day; they receive education on anger management, proper manors, proper english communication, money management ...... just to name a few. On the weekends they are introduced to museums and other cultural events. These are the skills and experiences that your parents and mine taught us at home. These are the skills they are not receiving. These are the skills that help them function in society and help them make good decisions throughout life and succeed to become productive / contributing citizens.

The program is available for ALL races. The less likely an identified child is to succeed in life the more likely he or she is to become a candidate for the program. It cost the child and his family nothing. The cost is raised in the community through local business sponsorship and charitable contributions and is funneled into the school system to supplement the the teachers salaries and activities. It is a good investment. It breaks the cycle of illiteracy and teaches moral decency so we can live in peace and harmony with our neighbors. IT WORKS ! Check it out.

Good post.

jimjamuser 06-15-2020 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Warren (Post 1784496)
The problem goes deeper than just two parents. It is basic education. Say what you want, but by-in-large, the largest majority of the sensationalized incidences involved persons of low education and low moral values. Yes, there are educated persons who are stopped because of the color of their skin but , it is highly unlikely the situation gets escalated to the point someone is hurt or killed. There are programs out there designed to work with our public education systems to fix this situation. The one I happen to be familiar with is "An Achievable Dream". I have witnessed it first hand, and it works. Children are taken from first grade through twelfth grade and given extra help to see that they succeed and graduate from high school and stay out of trouble. If they succeed they are guaranteed a free college education. Not only do they receive extra help with their studies, before and after school day; they receive education on anger management, proper manors, proper english communication, money management ...... just to name a few. On the weekends they are introduced to museums and other cultural events. These are the skills and experiences that your parents and mine taught us at home. These are the skills they are not receiving. These are the skills that help them function in society and help them make good decisions throughout life and succeed to become productive / contributing citizens.

The program is available for ALL races. The less likely an identified child is to succeed in life the more likely he or she is to become a candidate for the program. It cost the child and his family nothing. The cost is raised in the community through local business sponsorship and charitable contributions and is funneled into the school system to supplement the the teachers salaries and activities. It is a good investment. It breaks the cycle of illiteracy and teaches moral decency so we can live in peace and harmony with our neighbors. IT WORKS ! Check it out.

And white-collar crime costs the taxpayer the most money. And they get caught less.

sloanst 06-15-2020 01:16 PM

If I were you I would read articles, books and essays written by Thomas Sowell, Walter E. Williams, Shelby Steele and Bob Woodson to start. These African Americans have studied this problem at length, yet their suggestions are ignored in favor of other solutions that to date have not worked.

jimjamuser 06-15-2020 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by PennBF (Post 1784555)
What a great list of ideas and suggestion and remarkable inputs to this overwhelming condition in the US and in a number of cases in the world. It's impressive to see some real concern and ideas to start to attack these terrible conditions. It would be interesting if all of the comments and inputs would be reviewed and categorized? Whether you agree or disagree with some of the ideas or comments you have to be proud to live in a community which is not afraid to express their views and a mechanism (TOTV) which is available to provide them to others for review and consideration! I know I am!! :ho:

True that.

jimjamuser 06-15-2020 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by ALadysMom (Post 1784560)
REMARKABLY US fresh water supplies now have alarmingly-elevated levels of female hormones from massive birth control pills being excreted in urine. It is suspected to be causing low testosterone levels in males. Are you aware that birth control hormones are a Class One carcinogen? There have been tens of millions of abortion infanticides and more black babies are killed than any other segment of our population.

If you want to see real change look at the man in the mirror & ask him to change his ways.

Max efficient population of the US would be 175 million. We overshot that by a bit.

jacksonbrown 06-15-2020 01:34 PM

So, here's the real problem, brainwashing the MSM crowd with

Dirty Laundry

jimjamuser 06-15-2020 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by petiteone (Post 1784705)
As a liberal, white woman, professional (Attorney and Surgeon), married parent of 2 sons and foster parent of 6 black children, I am aghast at some of the hateful or ignorant opinions/solutions I read on this thread. My sons were teens when we began fostering (northern state) and we were blessed by their lives. The local police, however, were after these kids from the day we invited them into our homes. (They were not the only black kids in our community)- Questioning them on where they were going, where they were coming from, how did they get those shoes, why are they walking into this person's drive way, why are they standing out in from of the local theater (along with my bio sons), why are you walking with this (white) girl, frisking their pockets? My hubby and I spend a lot of time at the police station trying to stop this behavior. Everyone should foster a black child so see what it's like and what these kids are up against. Thankfully our neighbors treated the kids with respect. It was the greatest education of my life time and we're still close to each of the kids we fostered. An yes, we put them through college....yes, we gave them free stuff. I'm so disappointed in my fellow whites who think they know the failing of everyone but themselves.

You go, petite. Impressive. Maybe couples wanting to adopt should get a child of their opposite color/ethnicity. Force society to become less racist.

Number 10 GI 06-15-2020 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by ALadysMom (Post 1784349)
Then we should outlaw divorce and incarcerate adulterers who have children, right?

Oh please, really?????????? Try a reply that makes sense.

Number 10 GI 06-15-2020 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by ALadysMom (Post 1784541)
Did you ever think that MEN are the source of this problem instead men are blaming single Moms?

Which parent is the “single parent” who continues to struggle with parenting and which one is absent?

Very few females are directly involved in these law enforcement problems on either side.

Last time I checked it requires two to tango. Unless all those fatherless children were the product of rape the mother has just as much blame as the man.

I probably shouldn't use the word "man" for these sperm donors but if the baby daddies were given the choice of pay for your offspring or be neutered, there might be a few less fatherless children and fewer living in poverty.

My wife volunteered at a church that had a food pantry and a clothes closet to aid poor people. There was a woman who came there regularly, she had 7 children and was pregnant with the 8th. All the children had a different father. The majority of women receiving aid were never married but had multiple children by multiple fathers. Birth control is either free or nearly free for low income women. They made the choice of having sex without birth control.

dkintzer1 06-15-2020 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by HelenLCSW (Post 1783917)
Actually, Governor Cuomo has come up with a very detailed plan and requiring every mayor to have implemented it by April of next year or they will not receive state financial aid. The plan includes most of the things we have just been talking about. There is no chance, however, that our Florida governor will follow suit🙁

And thank God that Florida won't follow New York.

UNEEDA BISCUIT 06-15-2020 04:27 PM

Thank you so much for sticking up for single parent families. So many of us are great with great kids. Im lucky to be one of them.

ALadysMom 06-15-2020 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Number 10 GI (Post 1784809)
Last time I checked it requires two to tango. Unless all those fatherless children were the product of rape the mother has just as much blame as the man.

I probably shouldn't use the word "man" for these sperm donors but if the baby daddies were given the choice of pay for your offspring or be neutered, there might be a few less fatherless children and fewer living in poverty.

My wife volunteered at a church that had a food pantry and a clothes closet to aid poor people. There was a woman who came there regularly, she had 7 children and was pregnant with the 8th. All the children had a different father. The majority of women receiving aid were never married but had multiple children by multiple fathers. Birth control is either free or nearly free for low income women. They made the choice of having sex without birth control.

Guessing the church didn’t have many reminders of the poor unwed mother who changed everything.

nn0wheremann 06-16-2020 06:50 AM

African Americans comprise 13% of the population. African American mothers obtain 40% of legal abortions. Black lives matter?

Byte1 06-16-2020 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by jimjamuser (Post 1784732)
Gated Communities would NOT be needed if the US spent more tax money to upgrade society and quality of life. Same goes for Justice-if there REALLY were EQUAL justice (there is NOT) then we would NOT even be talking about protests.

Gated Communities "needed" is not the point, is it? Gated Communities WANTED may be the proper term. Who gets to decide what we "need" if we are willing to pay for it ourselves? And does ANYONE really believe that there would not be silly protests if there was always a solution? There is protesting going on right now, even though the theme of the protest has been already worked on. These protests are just a means for idiots to act up, and any excuse will suffice. There is no such thing as "equal justice." No two cases have the same results in court. If you mean equal handling of suspects, then there is no argument. Although, each of those cases are handled individually too, based on the cooperation of the detained. There is no discrimination. One or two abuse cases per thousand or more stops is not systemic.

Byte1 06-16-2020 09:07 AM

Single mothers may be an instrumental cause, but most folks are taught by society the difference between right and wrong. I guarantee that most repeat offenders know their Miranda Rights by heart. Most individuals have a mind of their own and know the difference between right and wrong and make their own decisions on which actions they will make and what the results of those actions might be. Sorry, but the excuse that one did not have two parents to guide them and tell them right and wrong, is a cop out and not a defense for their illegal actions. If they are anti-social, that is their choice. The only excuse is a medical excuse. If one is mentally disabled, then they may have an excuse.

dewilson58 06-16-2020 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Byte1 (Post 1785219)
Single mothers may be an instrumental cause, but most folks are taught by society the difference between right and wrong. I guarantee that most repeat offenders know their Miranda Rights by heart. Most individuals have a mind of their own and know the difference between right and wrong and make their own decisions on which actions they will make and what the results of those actions might be. Sorry, but the excuse that one did not have two parents to guide them and tell them right and wrong, is a cop out and not a defense for their illegal actions.


Agree.


I think broken homes have an impact, but not the only root cause.

Stu from NYC 06-16-2020 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by sloanst (Post 1784752)
If I were you I would read articles, books and essays written by Thomas Sowell, Walter E. Williams, Shelby Steele and Bob Woodson to start. These African Americans have studied this problem at length, yet their suggestions are ignored in favor of other solutions that to date have not worked.

So very true, get rid of Sharpton who helps nobody but himself and look up to these men.

Trillions of dollars wasted on war on poverty and we keep going with wasteful programs

Steve9930 06-16-2020 09:20 AM

There are three things that bring people out of poverty, Education, Accountability, and Discipline. All are now lacking in society.

ALadysMom 06-16-2020 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by petiteone (Post 1784705)
As a liberal, white woman, professional (Attorney and Surgeon), married parent of 2 sons and foster parent of 6 black children, I am aghast at some of the hateful or ignorant opinions/solutions I read on this thread. My sons were teens when we began fostering (northern state) and we were blessed by their lives. The local police, however, were after these kids from the day we invited them into our homes. (They were not the only black kids in our community)- Questioning them on where they were going, where they were coming from, how did they get those shoes, why are they walking into this person's drive way, why are they standing out in from of the local theater (along with my bio sons), why are you walking with this (white) girl, frisking their pockets? My hubby and I spend a lot of time at the police station trying to stop this behavior. Everyone should foster a black child so see what it's like and what these kids are up against. Thankfully our neighbors treated the kids with respect. It was the greatest education of my life time and we're still close to each of the kids we fostered. An yes, we put them through college....yes, we gave them free stuff. I'm so disappointed in my fellow whites who think they know the failing of everyone but themselves.

What a difference you have made during your life! Thanks for sharing with us. All those little things that repeatedly happen contribute to & perpetuate the distrust so they really aren’t little things at all. I’m saddened to think we’ve made so little progress in so many ways. When we were kids, who would have thought we’d still be dealing with the same issues as seniors? I pray that a good & Godly person from the black community will come forward to lead the way forward. I don’t think any white person will be perceived as genuinely understanding. We can have a such a beautiful future if we can heal and grow together. If we continue along this path, our adversaries can just sit back & watch as we destroy our own country.

ALadysMom 06-16-2020 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Steve9930 (Post 1785229)
There are three things that bring people out of poverty, Education, Accountability, and Discipline. All are now lacking in society.

I agree those elements are critical from the individual but there are more complicated factors that extend beyond. What about love, faith, health, security, community fellowship, mentors/role models, individual intellectual, emotional and physical abilities...just to name a few. It would be a lot more difficult to get out of poverty if any of those is significantly lacking.

ALadysMom 06-16-2020 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Stu from NYC (Post 1785225)
So very true, get rid of Sharpton who helps nobody but himself and look up to these men.

Trillions of dollars wasted on war on poverty and we keep going with wasteful programs

Sharpton represents no one except himself. He is not elected. No one appointed him.

Many blacks also wish some powerful, brave person in the media would stop using Sharpton’s divisive rhetoric for its shock value. It only benefits them. He’s like addictive click-bait to media moguls.

ALadysMom 06-16-2020 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by D.C.Villager (Post 1784684)
Poverty can be avoided, by all skin colors, if you follow only 3 steps when you are young. Follow ALL of them and you have a 98% chance of avoiding poverty.

What are the steps? Finish high school, work full time, and ‘marriage before carriage’ (wait til you are 21, and marry, before having kids).

2 percent of persons in families that followed all three norms are poor, whereas 76 percent of persons in families that followed none were poor

Three Simple Rules Poor Teens Should Follow to Join the Middle Class

We all wish it were that simple.

Stu from NYC 06-16-2020 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by ALadysMom (Post 1785273)
Sharpton represents no one except himself. He is not elected. No one appointed him.

Many blacks also wish some powerful, brave person in the media would stop using Sharpton’s divisive rhetoric for its shock value. It only benefits them. He’s like addictive click-bait to media moguls.

Your right but when you see him show up all the time people unfortunately think he is a leader. Wish he would be led to the nearest prison for tax evasion.

retiredguy123 06-16-2020 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Stu from NYC (Post 1785291)
Your right but when you see him show up all the time people unfortunately think he is a leader. Wish he would be led to the nearest prison for tax evasion.

Al Sharpton is a leader. He's just leading people in the wrong direction.

Steve9930 06-16-2020 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by ALadysMom (Post 1785261)
I agree those elements are critical from the individual but there are more complicated factors that extend beyond. What about love, faith, health, security, community fellowship, mentors/role models, individual intellectual, emotional and physical abilities...just to name a few. It would be a lot more difficult to get out of poverty if any of those is significantly lacking.

Those automatically come along for the ride if you have the first three.

nututv 06-16-2020 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 1783691)
Just take that out of the equation. It is a disservice to single parents, and a disservice to kids of malfunctioning two-parent households.

I taught scouts for 12 years. Depending on the year there were 30 to 50 boys in the pack or troop. I'll be the first to say that there are ALWAYS exceptions but for the most part, the boys/young men who didn't have a mother and father in the household were real handfulls, sometimes just plain dangerous. We had to have 2 boys removed from scouts and it was no coincidence neither had a father at home. My mail was stolen just last year. I caught the little sh&^. A 14 yo being raised by his mother who was too busy working to give him the swatting he so nearly deserved. I got him put in jail... it was his 4th trip in. He doesn't have a snowballs chance in hell at this time in life.
A kid needs 3 things, a loving mom and dad. Remove any 1 of those 3 and it increases issues later in life more than you will ever know.
That's not a belief, it's a fact!

PennBF 06-17-2020 07:52 AM

Con Continues
 
The big con is alive and continuing to spread it's awful lies. Does anyone in their right mind believe that passing a few laws, allowing anarchy in some cities, reducing the budget for police protection will bring peace to the problems of rioting, black concerns, etc. That is an insult to the many who are looking for real firm and fair practices to bring this under control. It has now been baked into politics and rable rousers like the ilk of a Al Sharpton who makes his living stimulating riots and those who are mal contents. Lets see someone have the guts to form a Commission, independent of any political party or self interest group and provide it with adquate funding and support and challenge them to analyze all aspects of the cause of where we are and bring to the table recommendations to restore confidence and peace to the situations and the communities. :ohdear:

Steve9930 06-17-2020 02:12 PM

If I lived there the for sale sign would have been put out front long ago. These are the most incompetent elected officials I have ever seen operate. A box of rocks is far more intellegent.

John41 06-17-2020 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by HelenLCSW (Post 1783917)
Actually, Governor Cuomo has come up with a very detailed plan and requiring every mayor to have implemented it by April of next year or they will not receive state financial aid. The plan includes most of the things we have just been talking about. There is no chance, however, that our Florida governor will follow suit🙁

is it as good as his plan to put Covid19 infected patients in nursing homes?

jimbomaybe 06-17-2020 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by BS Beef (Post 1783705)
I’m not trying to stir the pot but it’s just a statistical fact. Of course there are kids that thrive in single parent households and kids that fail miserably in 2-parent families. But statistically 2-parent households have a big advantage.

If facts and statistics don't further your opinion you ignore them , thoughts, ideas and opinions are much like your children , to be defended at all costs

joseppe 06-17-2020 10:07 PM

maybe ..
 
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Originally Posted by oneclickplus (Post 1784443)
National repentance and obedience to the 10 Commandments. But, I don't see that as actually happening. Sin (violence, murders, rapes, abortions, thefts, corruption, lying, etc) is now the American way. It will take God's direct intervention to stop this. Feel free to slam me. It won't change a thing. This country will be taken over and destroyed in less than a dozen years based on biblical warnings and the current state of the world. If you can't see the decay in all human institutions and the complete lack of fear of God, you simply are not paying attention at all. Time is truly running short.

Maybe 'Rapture' will happen first.

graciegirl 07-04-2020 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by LoisR (Post 1784317)
What can you expect from people who have never had any type of social or economical relationship with a person of color? Having been a HS Principal and Asst. Supt of Schools (local and county wide), there is discipline in schools. Expect more of the same unless we, yes, all of us, change.

I was reading a post this morning and wondered about the poster. I think that too many folks make summary judgements about people that are incorrect. Also, our educators now HATE the old I.Q. tests. The Whoopsie, the Wechsler the WHO. We are all born valuable but not equal at all. Some of us are far better at things than others and some people have very few skills that can help them earn a lot of money. I have thought a lot about nature vs. nurture and believe that there is a lot more that is innate, inborn, fixed, than we were previously taught.

What does that mean? Probably that we all need to be a lot more open minded and accepting on a lot of DIFFERENT levels instead of pushing the trendy educational agendas. What if that the truth about people lies in another completely different way? What if we cannot fix Autism and mental retardation? What if really, really, really bright people are often social misfits and find it difficult to get a job???

What if certain personality traits are truly genetic and inherited?

GoodLife 07-04-2020 10:08 AM

Good kids can come from single parent homes, but odds are not good.

63% of youth suicides are from fatherless homes (US Dept. Of Health/Census) – 5 times the average.
90% of all homeless and runaway children are from fatherless homes – 32 times the average.
85% of all children who show behavior disorders come from fatherless homes – 20 times the average. (Center for Disease Control)
80% of rapists with anger problems come from fatherless homes –14 times the average. (Justice & Behavior, Vol 14, p. 403-26)
71% of all high school dropouts come from fatherless homes – 9 times the average. (National Principals Association Report)

71% of high school dropouts come from fatherless homes. [National Principals Association Report on the State of High Schools]
75% of adolescent patients in chemical abuse centers come from fatherless homes. [Rainbows f for all God’s Children]
70% of juveniles in state operated institutions have no father. [US Department of Justice, Special Report, Sept. 1988]
85% of youths in prisons grew up in a fatherless home. [Fulton County Georgia jail populations, Texas Department of Corrections, 1992]
Fatherless boys and girls are: twice as likely to drop out of high school; twice as likely to end up in jail; four times more likely to need help for emotional or behavioral problems. [US D.H.H.S. news release, March 26, 1999]

charlieo1126@gmail.com 07-04-2020 11:04 AM

Will the Rapture be on TV , I’m sure it will get great ratings !!!’

bgamble3 07-04-2020 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Bucco (Post 1783696)
If you have been reading this forum, and paying attention to the news of the day, then you know what the Big Con is.

This was bad when I recall being involved...now it's impossible, and promises to simply get worse. Each side of the issue have promised violence in the streets in November. It has been galvanized and the world watches as we wait for somebody, anybody to step up and at least try.

Seeing posts today with folks not even knowing about the various groups involved in the stress. And nobody is even trying.

When you hear foreign governments who are watching express sadness for what has been wrought (and by the way, was and is the ultimate goal of some, both inside and outside our borders, and they are not even shy about saying it now and listen to their words about the USA, you get the dRk picture.

We had cracks in our society. They are now huge, and again....the only words are promises of more grief for the future and again, nobody even try's to heal.

Taking God out of this nation founded by Christians is the real problem!


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