The Health & Wellness Show: Precious Snowflake Syndrome: Cry ins, safe spaces and microaggressions

Why 1 ????

Why 1 safety pin when it takes 2 to hold the diaper in place?

Irony

It's kind of ironic that the one group of people who are hysterical and crying about a potential psychopath in power, as well as an attending totalitarian fascist state, are the one group of people who were actually ENABLING it!

That's not to say it couldn't happen under Trump, just to say if was definitely more likely under Hitlary/Killary oh well, you know who. They are completely oblivious to the disturbing facts surrounding her, and make complete idiots out of themselves because their response is so disproportionate to reality.

Good points brought up in the show. I too think that childcare is not at fault for all of this. It doesn't take into account other factors as well as an individual's free will.

man Im losing respect for SOTT at lightening speed. time to stop coming here to waste my time reading such drivel.

I FEEL; don't think anymore

American's have been conditioned to go on 'feelings', how something makes you feel, removing any thought process. It's a pretty big phenomena. I've read a few articles that touch on the subject. Some examples:
"Most people are able to see the connection between events that occur in their lives and the moods they feel. When a setback occurs, such as losing a job or gaining weight, they take on a bad mood. When something they enjoy happens, such as a big social event, success in an endeavor or praise from their peers, they find themselves in a good mood. Seeing this connection, many conclude that moods are simply byproducts of recent events.
However, the key that most miss is that moods are NOT caused by the events—they are caused by your responses to the events—by what you think about them.
Realize that emotions are actually reflections of your thoughts, not the other way around. If you are angry, it is because you think that some injustice has occurred. If you are happy, it is because you are thinking about enjoyable things.
It follows then, if you are “in a bad mood,” it is because you have been thinking about things that upset you. If you are “in a good mood,” it is because you have been thinking about good things. There is no mystery to this.
If you know someone who is often angry, you do not need to wonder what the person is thinking. He is thinking about some injustice—perceived or real. If you know someone who is often sullen, you know the person is thinking about difficulties and how hard his life is. Again, if you see someone who is often happy, it is evident the individual is thinking about good events or how much he enjoys life.
A Simple Solution
Those who allow themselves to be ensnared by moods do so out of habit. They habitually think about things that upset them—and so they are often irritable. But like any bad habit, the solution is to stop doing it.
The real problem with a mood is that a person is emotionally reacting to his thoughts rather than responding with correct emotions toward what is actually happening." that's a piece from an article.

This one talks about "Microaggressions", etc, article title: "Why Hyper Political Correctness?"

[Link] I know how anti 'religion' this website is tho. I'll risk it.

Hmm..

At the beginning they come up with past names for this same phenomenon... cry baby etc... another term that seems more to the point, is like encouraging them to become fat in their bodies, they are also encouraged to become fat in their minds, and if they were cows, they would be called veal... so whose meal are they being prepared for?

wow!

We have become a nation of drama queens!