In George Gilder’s mid nineteen seventies book, “Sexual
Suicide,” he clearly proved that men look to women to civilize
them. One need not recite proofs of this theory; one only needs
to casually glance at a kindergarten class to see boys behaving
and playing singularly and then glance at the girls creating
order, priorities and conversation. This type of separation by
maturity and the long-term concept of delayed gratification for
the good of the group as grasped early by girls is what
distinguishes mammals from lower forms of life.
What happens between that female biologically determined
behavior in childhood where propriety and behavior constraints
rule and then women behaving as wildly as immature boys s
indicative of a society that refuses to acknowledge the value
of women behaving responsibly. Freedom to behave badly is no
freedom at all.
As the envelope is pushed ever farther toward social chaos by
media outlets and the entertainment industries, ever in search
of the outrageous to capture market share, young women are
encouraged to deny their biology in favor of fifteen minutes of
fame, but end up attaching a stain to their names forever.
One wonders what generation of parents have permitted their
daughters to destroy themselves. In the end, a society gets
what it raises, and parental neglect does not always come in
the form of denying food and shelter. It is abuse of children
when the rules of decorum and self-protection are not taught
early and continually.
The debacle of this president’s administration is both a cause
and a symptom of the decline of American values. Unless Congress
impeaches him, that decline will go on unchecked. An eminent jurist
surveys the damage and assesses the chances for the recovery of our
culture.
The American Christmas, like the songs that celebrate it,
makes room for everybody under the rainbow. Is that why so
many people seem to be hostile to it?