content: I think it goes beyond this too. It's almost like you have to cultivate your children's friend group. Unless you keep your children in a quasi-bubble, this shit really is the new collective mind. They'll be exposed to it one way or another, whether it is from their friend group or from having a phone and using any of the fang sites.  So, short of actually pulling a The Village experiment, I think a major part of things is trying to educate that child as young as possible and trying to bring a religious structure in as early as you can. That's fraught with its own troubles. It's just hard, there's no two ways about it. It is one reason I really resent all of the tolerant, progressive arguments about rugged individualism and "you do you". That's not how culture works, especially in this era. If it were our culture, we wouldn't have to feel like everything around us is an enemy to our children, that's just a brute fact. The only real solution to this problem is obvious to everyone. Getting them out of the educational main vein is just one piece of the puzzle, the difficulty being that when a child hits that naturally rebellious stage beginning around puberty, natural inclinations will cause them to want to do just about anything different than what you'd like for them. Lo and behold, who is waiting to lure them in right about at that moment? The Communists who have been targeting kids for a few centuries.