A Journey: From Socialism to Freedom

It has been said that a woman has been removed from her most powerful role in society. She has been duped.  She is now raised by the state through the public school system which embeds the ideology that raising a family is archaic, anti-feminist, and all together oppressive.  She has been successfully thwarted by the state to no longer have any power at all...she no longer builds society through the family. Rather she engages in less influential pursuits...like a career.  She fixes the singular problems of a thousand people rather than confronting and molding the thousand complexities of raising a single child.

We are indoctrinated to think that raising our children implies giving up control to the state through the school systems and to do anything other than this means we are sheltering and creating socially inept citizens...it is quite the contrary.  Young men no longer feel there is any responsibility on their part because the fruits of their loins can be raised by the state agencies or altogether eliminated through eugenicist groups.  These young men leave the women to feel trapped and unable to care for these children...some women heroically do their best to raise them on their own but they must work outside the home thus giving up control to the state.  Each time the state steps in...though it may have the best interests of the family in mind at first...has now inadvertently made it easier for the father and mother to give up responsiblity and furthermore it has taken the power away from the family. 

We ask ourselves why the world and our country are falling apart...it is because the building blocks have been weakened from being solid bricks (the family) to pebbles (the individual).  We are not a nation of God-fearing families we are a nation of aimless orphans raised by Godless socialists.

Please listen to this commentary by a man who saw the fall of society well before most people were even aware, G.K. Chesterton's "Uneducating the Educated": http://ewtn.edgeboss.net/download/ewtn/audiolibrary/gk05.mp3