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[–] optionalfrank ago 

Full disclosure: young adult with no children here.

I am afraid of the resentment that my children might have against me. If they are smart (I have a feeling they will be), they will start going to the library, start going to their friend's house with unrestricted WiFi access. As they get older and get more access to the outside world, they will try to outsmart and go around the rules you set out.

I think I am going to try to build a wall in my kids minds. Teach them what bullshit there is on the internet and show them the damage that can be done. My hope is to have a relationship with my children that is stronger than the sick fun they can derive from what the internet can offer.

I believe that something very sad is happening in the war for children's minds. The (((evils))) of this world are trying to fill the "knowledge slots" of our children's minds. "Knowledge slots" are very easy to fill if they are empty, or if you never heard a stance about this idea. When filled, it takes a substantial amount of effort to replace the idea with another one. Consider the following: for every idea, there is a supportive and unsupportive stance. For example: homosexuality is a good thing. This idea can either be opposed or supported. The role of the unfiltered internet is basically to place the supportive stance of that idea in your child's mind. What you need to do is fill that slot first and maintain a relationship with your children to keep that slot filled with the correct knowledge.

The sad part is that means you have to teach them about every fucked up thing there is in the world. You have to put an unsupportive stance on all the depraved things you think your kids might hear, and them some.

I believe that this is necessary, as faggots and kikes know as well as you do that children are the future. You have the advantage as you have complete control of your own children. You need to teach them and have them police themselves. A mistake early in life is less dangerous that a mistake later in life.

Anyways I would love to hear what you think about this. No kids yet, but I want to raise them right.