When I read about this, I got this deep sinking feeling in my stomach. I don’t know how many times at this point I have commented at how difficult it must be right now being a teenager in High School who can see past all the lies, or a child in elementary school with a family who influences them with healthy discernment regarding the threat to our freedom. The divide isn’t just between those who do and do not wear masks in a grocery store, but it seeps through the cracks of the education system. Far left-wing teachers who teach about gender roles and the ‘importance’ of doing their part to get vaccinated.
In this case, we have a 15 year old boy – Nate Bronstein - killed himself due to a rumor escalating that he wasn’t vaccinated, leading many to bully him to a breaking point. The thing is, Nate was vaccinated and yet the false claims continued where his parents had to get involved to have other students stop targeting him. Now we see a lawsuit being filed against the Latin School of Chicago, for failure of protection and allowing this to continue.
I’ll admit, there’s this part of me that is glad I got bullied in school, because it has taught me to be stronger and how to defend myself. Life is full of bullies. However these are very different times. With the divide being so evident, so sinister and so precisely planned and coordinated, it is absolutely infuriating to see younger generations crumble and not know where to turn. I truly do not know who I would be as a teenager in this day and age and which side I’d lean too. Looking at my family and their lack of critical thinking, there’s a good chance I would have been vaccinated and influenced by media.
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I also briefed through some comments on this article and it’s outstanding the number of parents who are dealing with similar situations. Teachers are actually singling out their students by getting them to raise their hand in class, asking who’s been vaccinated and who hasn’t.
Being a woman, there is a very strong pull in me to be a mother someday. I want that more than anything else. But when I see headlines like this, I hate to admit that I am grateful that now is not my time. To all the parents out there who are teaching their children discernment, teaching their children about Christ and how vital it is to speak up for the truth – you’re warriors. Keep going.
