How Should Children Be Trained and Raised To Be Strong People?

Millennials will be quick to say "Children Need To Be Given Advice On How To Make Good Choices!" But this betrays Millennial stupidity. If a child trained like that does not have an acceptable number of "choices" to think about, or if the child does not like any of the choices, they will whine and become hissy. They will become just another Millennial.

Or, a mindless Parent may think "Every Chold Has A Right To Find And Achieve Their Inner Potential!" This is laughable. No child has any innate potential other than to be self centered and rebellious. All children test their boundaries, if they have any, to see what they can get away with. As well, they learn very quickly how to do the "Blinky!-Blinky! I'm So Cute!" Routine to manipulate their parents.

Then, there is the crying, flopping, drama Brat. Everything is an emotional crisis, and they learn to be a constant Victim. They learn to blame other people and circumstances for all of their little problems.

Guess what, Effete Nabobs? There is a solution for all of this.

1.) Spank uncooperative children whenever they mouth off or rebel. That is why they are so small, they are easy to spank.

2.) Give them token rewards only for success, not for just showing up or "trying their best."

3.) When you have their sincere attention, let them learn how to think and act like an intelligent Adult who is observant, creative, resourceful, kind to others, and kind to animals not being killed for food. Explain to them there exists a Genius Solution for every problem in life.

4.) As soon as you see a glimmer of intelligence in their eyes, introduce them to the idea of Principled Behavior. Teach them feelings are useless unless the feelings contribute to egalitarian and constructive success.

5.) Teach them to by first intent trust the Family which supports them, and by first intent to distrust all other people out in the World. People out in the World must earn their respect and loyalty.

6.) Demonstrate for them the value of failure. Force them to choose to use failure as an opportunity to learn, to review the task, to make the decision to persist, and to work like a rabid dog to succeed without hurting other people.

You Idiot Snowflakes in here have never heard this before, have you? Nope. Lol.