How to Prevent Violent Criminal Behavior in the Next Generation by Stefan Molyneux

How to Prevent Violent Criminal Behavior in the Next Generation by Stefan Molyneux

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“The child’s inclination to cooperation is challenged from the very first day. The immense importance of the mother in this respect can be clearly recognized. She stands on the threshold of the development of social feeling. The biological heritage of social feeling is entrusted to her charge. She can strengthen or hinder contact by the help she gives the child in little things, in bathing him, in providing all that a helpless infant is in need of. Her relations with the child, her knowledge, and her aptitude are decisive factors…. It may readily be accepted that contact with the mother is of the highest importance for the development of human social feeling…. We probably owe to the maternal sense of contact the largest part of human social feeling, and along with it the essential continuance of human civilization.” — Alfred Adler ¹
“Becoming a biological parent, parentage, is a matter of a few minutes; becoming a responsible parent, parenthood, is something else again, a matter of adequate preparation…. Every birth should be regarded as a contribution to society as well as to the family and to the child that has been born. A gift to be treated with gratitude and reverence, so that every child may be from birth assured of the optimum conditions for development and fulfillment. Anything short of this is to disinherit the newborn of his birthright and to deprive his society of a cooperating and contributing member.” — Ashley Montagu ²