Italy is going to include sexual and emotional education at school.

[tesla8520]

Hi everyone!

It really looks like italy is going to include sexual and emotional education at school.

I noticed that Sweden, for instance, has had this in place since 1955.
Yet, statistics show higher divorce rates in Sweden (the "educated" country) compared to Italy (the "uneducated" one).

Furthermore, I am absolutely convinced that it will be taught from a "blue-pill" perspective.
Given the feminism we are currently inundated with, there won't be any mature men left out there.

Essentially, beyond just a mother telling her child not to become the "bad guy" (the father) but rather a good, obedient boy (the son), now imagine that same brainwashing taking place in schools as well..
That doesn't sound good.

What do you think about this phenomenon?

 

[BaronOfHair]

Hi everyone!

It really looks like italy is going to include sexual and emotional education at school.

I noticed that Sweden, for instance, has had this in place since 1955.
Yet, statistics show higher divorce rates in Sweden (the "educated" country) compared to Italy (the "uneducated" one).

Furthermore, I am absolutely convinced that it will be taught from a "blue-pill" perspective.
Given the feminism we are currently inundated with, there won't be any mature men left out there.

Essentially, beyond just a mother telling her child not to become the "bad guy" (the father) but rather a good, obedient boy (the son), now imagine that same brainwashing taking place in schools as well..
That doesn't sound good.

What do you think about this phenomenon?

For quite awhile now

We've all believed that primary-secondary ed's mission is not just to familiarize kids with their ABCs and arithmetic, but to "build better citizens". The results of such a strategy have been questionable

To say the least

 

[BillyPilgrim]

Hi everyone!

It really looks like italy is going to include sexual and emotional education at school.

I noticed that Sweden, for instance, has had this in place since 1955.
Yet, statistics show higher divorce rates in Sweden (the "educated" country) compared to Italy (the "uneducated" one).

Furthermore, I am absolutely convinced that it will be taught from a "blue-pill" perspective.
Given the feminism we are currently inundated with, there won't be any mature men left out there.

Essentially, beyond just a mother telling her child not to become the "bad guy" (the father) but rather a good, obedient boy (the son), now imagine that same brainwashing taking place in schools as well..
That doesn't sound good.

What do you think about this phenomenon?

What's up Jhonny