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Comment by Cryptocurrency on April 11, 2011 at 7:54pm

You're response was quite predictable I must say.

 

I am many things. A professional is one, yes. You act like "professionals" don't swear on occasion or call a spade a spade. Don't be so surprised. Get out in the real world a bit and you may find it's different than the one you created for yourself inside your head. Or wherever it is dip-shits keep their brains these days.

 

 

Comment by Jude on April 11, 2011 at 6:17pm

@ KRYPKE - Dip-shit!? Really? That seems quite a bit childish for someone who is a "professional". Do you throw yourself on the floor and kick feet too when someone doesn't agree with you? 

Comment by Sweettina2 on April 11, 2011 at 5:52pm

"It takes a village"  is actually a socialist/marxist term, they WANT a hand in raising your children...so that their agenda is ingrained in them.  I did just fine raising mine with family and friends as good role models.

Comment by Nikki on April 11, 2011 at 1:24pm

Andy, Hillary's title came from African tribal villages.  This makes sense in small villages where everyone knows each other and everyone is dependent on the village for survival.  And while I do believe in helping your neighbor and looking out for the safety of their children, I don't want nor need them to raise my child nor do I want the responsibility of raising theirs.

Comment by Andy Anduer on April 11, 2011 at 1:13pm

I thought that was just a cliché "It takes a village", I never really gave it much thought as to what it meant or where it came from, But in the right way of thinking it is true, helping each other in a united godly way, in the right context of things.

Comment by Andy Anduer on April 11, 2011 at 12:31pm

It will be emotional with some but ,Maybe it is something that needs to be discussed regardless.

But it is best in a discussion like this to under-state than to overstate things, and help each other to be in balance . We can all learn from each other. Be Kind.

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0HhHLHLHaA&NR=1

Comment by Tara on April 11, 2011 at 12:21pm

Wow, this post has stirred up much emotion and rightfully so. I think this would be a great topic to discuss in an RT..... or maybe not. As long as members don't get overly emotional and remain civil to one another (which could pose a challenge), I think this would make a great discussion.

Comment by Nikki on April 11, 2011 at 12:20pm

And let's not forget who wrote the book titled, It Takes A Village.  It was Hillary Clinton and I do think she believes the government should get involved in anything to do with child rearing.  You the parent are responsible for your children and what kind of adults they become, NOT the village.  If you allow the  'village' to raise them, don't be surprised when they don't turn out so well.

Comment by Curt Linderman Sr on April 11, 2011 at 12:08pm

@ Isacc Dus. So you're basically a eugenicist. So who makes that call on who needs to be "exterminated"? YOU? Hitler? Staling? George Soros? Or maybe the village itself? We could all get together and decide who's the most gifted? The Most Beautiful? The most talented in the arts? Are you all of those things? Do you have a bad back or no artistic talent to speak of? I'm quite sure I could find some of your faults that would put you on the list as well. Give my regards to Ms. Sanger when that decision is made........

Comment by Curt Linderman Sr on April 11, 2011 at 12:03pm

It most assuredly does NOT take a village. Look at what the friggin village has done for society! The village can get the hell out of my business. Don't forget....more and more the "village" is becoming the NWO. That's what they want. That's why the schools have more rights than the parents at times. Just look into the case of Nate Tzeglin when you get the chance. Absolutely frightening. As far as sparing the rod goes, yes ...there's no doubt that these children need discipline but how far do you go? Pepper spraying an eight year old for God's sake??!! These children with behavioral disorders are BECAUSE of the village and their policies. They are the victims. Anyone thinking that these kids just need a good beating are moronic imbeciles that need the beating themselves. And if you said that to me in grocery store when my vaccine injured 9 year old was acting up, I'd be happy to oblige! Just my 2 cents.

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