Teach your children well: Barbara Simpson urges parents to communicate importance of privacy

WND ^ | January 20, 2013 | Barbara Simpson

[Perseverando]

What did the man who is president say last week?

Barack Obama unleashed on the American people his list of 23 so-called “executive actions” that are supposed to make us a safer nation.

In his dreams.

And he did it using little children as props to milk the sympathies of the public. What made it worse is that the children were the survivors of the massacre at Sandy Elementary Hook School in Connecticut.

Does anyone really believe all those little children, on their own accord, wrote letters to the president asking him to make children safe?

Please.

I know the American public has been dumbed down, but really.

The more disgusting part of the charade is that the parents and the schools were party to this, and politician that he is, Obama used it. No doubt, it made him feel good.

But feeling good has nothing to do with the reality of safety.

His list does nothing to prevent such shooting incidents.

He does not address the influence of violence permeating the world of so-called “entertainment.”

He does not address violent video games that make such mayhem easy and fun for younger and younger children and teens.

He does not address the role of mental health issues that afflict so many, or the prevalence of drugs that affect behavior and which, all to frequently, have deadly side effects.

But what Obama does quite well is lay the groundwork for turning us into a nation of snitches – whether referring to parents role in reporting activities of their children, requiring law enforcement to report suspicious

[tbw2]

Another point for children to have drilled into them: you do not tell everyone in the world everything you are doing in a public forum.
Who needs household spies if kids are conditioned to describe everything from what’s for dinner to what Mom just said on a public forum where anyone at any time can read it?

[tbw2]

Another point for children to have drilled into them: you do not tell everyone in the world everything you are doing in a public forum.
Who needs household spies if kids are conditioned to describe everything from what’s for dinner to what Mom just said on a public forum where anyone at any time can read it?

[GOPJ]

Worth thinking about:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2980282/posts

If Obama really wants to get serious about gun violence, then all he has to do is turn to the man standing next to him. But Obama, like every Chicago politician before him, don’t want to end the violence. The death toll is profitable, not just for rappers writing bad poetry about dealing drugs and shooting rivals, but for the politicians atop that heap who score money and gain power by using the problems of Obamerica as some sort of call to conscience for the rest of the country.

That’s what Obama is doing now. Hiding behind Newtown and adorable little kids is the grim specter of Obamerica’s death toll. It’s buried inside the gruesome figures of how many Americans are shot each year issued as an indictment against the entire country in general and gun owners in particular. But those numbers are not an indictment of America. They are an indictment of Democratic mayors and Liberal social policy. They are an indictment of Obamerica. They are an indictment of Obama.

This country does not need to have a conversation about how many bullets should go in a clip. It does need to have a conversation about how many parents should go in a family. It needs to talk about the ghettos of Obamerica and have a serious conversation about broken families and generational dependency. It needs to have a conversation about funneling new immigrants from broken parts of the world into areas already suffering from high levels of unemployment and street violence.