No. What the father is doing is trying to protect his daughter from being indoctrinated into a learned mediocrity and a set of societal norms and that he does not agree with. He’s taking the time to impart valuable knowledge, a solid set of principals and sharp critical thinking skills to his daughter to protect and prepare her to live a meaningful life.
I haven’t seen this movie, but hopefully the father also understands the value of his daughter also being able to build social skills, form friendships and create bonds with her peers. I would hope that on top of giving her an excellent home-schooled education, he also makes sure to enroll her in team sports, takes her to public parks where she can meet other kids her age, etc.
After 4 AM, I am off to bed. I have been so busy today, but I wanted to at least make an Amelia post. All about COMMON SENSE. This is for the left. Night, God bless.
Men = Evil.
Women = Innocent.
That's the difference here.
Men are demonized, and their actions are always looked at through the lens of perversion, whereas everything a woman does, it is seen through the lens of a "cute gremlin" kind of framing.
When in reality, men and women are equally capable of being perverts and victims of abuse, just in different flavors and contexts. It's just more logically incoherent framing because our society sees women as the gender that can "do no wrong".
The gynocentric programming has completely corrupted our culture.
Healthcare in Maine is nightmarish. Almost as bad as Canada. Troy Jackson and Hannah Pingree and the billionaire leftists funding the Maine Democrat machine will blame it on Susan Collins, but that’s an insidious lie.
Maine’s healthcare system is broken because Janet Mills and Democratic lawmakers added able-bodied childless adults and non-citizens to MaineCare.
The massive expansion of Medicaid not only broke our budget, it broke our hospitals.
Medicaid and Medicare reimburse hospitals at such a low rate that they lose money. The losses are tolerable when 10 to 20% of the population is on welfare. But when 40%+ of the population is on welfare, and aging seniors are taking advantage of the Medicare benefits they’ve already paid for, and then you add tens of thousands of non-citizens to the welfare rolls — then your hospitals start to die. The non-citizens don’t just get free childbirth care and free everything until they are 21 (and usually older). They also get free translation services for Spanish, Portuguese, Lingala, Mandarin, and Somali, inter alia. All of these costs have made it impossible to run a hospital in Maine.
We also know, thanks to Maine Health Data Organization data, that the MaineCare population uses hospitals WAY more than people who actually have co-pays and deductibles. They also use the emergency room like it’s an urgent care clinic or a primary care office. This only exacerbates the cost issue and contributes to far worse health care experiences for the people who are actually paying the bills.
Now Jackson and Pingree are bleating about “Medicare for All,” but that’s just the same old tired BS. It means worse health care for everyone, more hospital closures, longer wait lines, and more talented doctors fleeing the state or moving into cash only practices.
President Trump has been in office for 1.5 years, but many of the most critical issues facing Maine precede his presidency and aren't chiefly tied to federal policies — the issues surrounding housing, electricity, education, taxes. The problems associated with these are primarily a consequence of state policies.
So why are some of Maine's progressive leadership attributing the issues to Trump?
Watch the full conversation with 2026 Maine Republican gubernatorial nominee @Bobby4Maine at the link in the comments.
.@iAmJoeSokol went to the Bangor Arts Festival to spread positive awareness and highlight the talent of local craftsmen and artists.
He was immediately met with hurled insults and unprompted hostility.
The following video is just another example of the culture of hate and violence that is spreading among the far-left in Maine.
(Full video linked below)
@libsoftiktok@penn_state Same Although mine Was in 2015 for a electrical and chemical engineering degree at UMaine. And yes I dropped out instead of doing what they wanted.
@alphafox The good men got married and had children. She wanted to do what she wanted to do until she's 53 and now she wonders why she can't find a man after we tried telling these people this is how it's going to be but they don't listen!