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WATCH: Raising Generation Next – #SolutionsWatch

In this important and wide-ranging conversation, James Corbett and Ernest Hancock discuss parenting. From corporal punishment to home schooling to protecting children from indoctrination, this edition of #SolutionsWatch explores the question of how to raise free, sovereign, independent human beings.

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Howard
Howard
Feb 20, 2025 5:19 PM

If would be parents are waiting with baited breath for some authority to tell them how to raise a child…maybe abortion is a better choice.

les online
les online
Feb 17, 2025 10:41 PM

At 60 minutes i took a break from listening to two guys chewing the fat
over how to raise baby… The first 20 minutes or so was mostly devoted
to whether to use physical punishment, but i was delighted when at the
46 minute mark one, then the other, mentioned “love” is part of the mix…
Anyway, ‘how to raise baby’ seems to be a topic for today ’cause in this
morning’s post was,

Rigid Adults Take Control, What Happened ?
https://darcianarvaez.substack.com/p/rigid-adults-take-control-what-happened

The army breaks an enlistee’s spirit with three months Boot Camp: it makes
the new recruits pliable and obedient, and not question Authority…
Schooling is the Boot Camp process stretched out over the young attendee’s
vibrant years… Schooling Is Obedience Training…
Schooling Is Corporal Punishment of vibrant, energetic, enthusiastic, young
organisms… They are being trained to shut up, sit still, obey authority- being
processed to ‘meet the needs of industry’ or, “needs of an employer”…

As for the claims about schools “indoctrinating the young” – that’s a
Red Herring…

Sandra Locke
Sandra Locke
Feb 18, 2025 4:01 AM
Reply to  les online

Hard-working, devoted, idealistic teachers work their fingers to the bone “teaching your rotten kids,” as the teacher’s husband tells Jimmy Stewart in It’s a Wonderful Life before he punches him in the jaw. He has a point.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Feb 18, 2025 9:27 PM
Reply to  Sandra Locke

Absolutely. Its a two sided story. Maybe we have indoctrinating teachers, but we certainly also have awful awful parents. NO doubt about that!

Regarding “obedience training”: Excuse me but in real life, the fire brigade, the police, the doctor, the school, in any cooperation especially emergency situations you have to follow an order immediately.
As it can jeopardize not only your own but also other people’s lives not doing it.

“My opinion” and “my free speech” is not relevant in emergency situations.

Johnny
Johnny
Feb 17, 2025 9:25 PM

The two greatest barriers to raising happy kids these days are materialism and vanity.
Welcome to the age of $elf intere$t.

mgeo
mgeo
Feb 18, 2025 6:45 AM
Reply to  Johnny

(a) Pervasive marketing; this includes teaching children to use emotional blackmail.
(b) Poisonous additives in food, drink, medicines, clothes, furnishings, etc.

antonym
antonym
Feb 17, 2025 3:57 AM

James lives outside Tokyo: is there enough “next-gen” in Japan with its very low birth numbers??

In case of need: India has plenty of civilized youth who respect other cultures as much as their own.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Feb 18, 2025 9:35 PM
Reply to  antonym

Too many holy cows, plus rice and curry maybe ok once but not day in and day out. Excuse me for maybe hurting your feelings, but due facts cant be suppressed forever.

Ann in Oregon
Ann in Oregon
Feb 17, 2025 2:21 AM

Parenting.
Worth the time from beginning to end.
Thank you, gentlemen.

noseBag
noseBag
Feb 17, 2025 11:35 PM
Reply to  Ann in Oregon

As if you have a choice. The most difficult/rewarding task a person can take on.