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Then people shouldn't have kids. Children arent really inherently innocent anyway. And even if they were, they need to be taught realism, not goody-goody two-shoes idealism about how things will get better.
Again, the laws of sociology in childhood arent different from adulthood. It's just Anglos take childhood way too seriously.*
Childhood is mainly social-physical development, not a sub-reality, but adults seem to forget that.
Just like how it's wrong to assume any people in the same gender or race are the same, children of any same age group are not exactly the same. You will have elementary-schoolers who can recite classic works with ease and others who cannot do basic math.
Adults forget this: children are people too. Just because they suck asss at some things doesn't mean they're useless at everything else. But no, children have to succeed at everything to be worthy of life. Meanwhile, adults can be illiterate and caligraphically-challenged and not have their maturity questioned.
If your average working class adult doesn't know much about abstract stuff, why is it young people are judged exclusively by their academic skills?
* this romanticism of childhood is responsible for the generation gap, and the arrested development that is nostalgia, which is hitting people like like puberty, except most never grow out of it. People over 35 now think 18 is "too young" for consenting sex and smoking, yet they expect same youths to die in war.
These same over 35 folks waste money on toys to feel like they're 18 again, acting like jaackass older siblings.
People whine about boomers, but the millennials are becoming even bigger boomers than their parents.