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2LaneCruzer said:
I doubt it's an experiment; I think it's all by design and they know what they want to accomplish and are going about doing it.
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My polar opposite sister in law told me about 6mos. ago that "transing" will be normal for our grandkids.
I then said, Not if I can help it.
 
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All I know is there isn't anyone living or has ever lived who wasn't born of a male/female union! Of course things happen but the insanity now is instead of teaching "the 3 Rs" as they used to say kids are brainwashed and indoctrinated which is why so many young parents I know home school their kids.
In all things there is a right and wrong and there's an enormous difference between understanding and embracement.
 
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ultrarunner said:
The nurses do a good job and I believe it's because a lot of family pride goes along with being a nurse.

From a young age Ive heard daughters and even sons encouraged plus there is a network to know who is hiring, etc.

What shocked me is a nurse in California can gross as much in one day as the same nurse working in a rural setting makes in a month in the Philippines and that nurse might be making more than her father farming.

It's a game changer for sure plus with English taught in the schools and a general high regard for America makes it work.

There are accredited nursing schools there that take the same test and exams as here in the states.
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My wife was Director of Nursing (Ret) at a Naval hospital. A high percentage of Philippino nurses work in military hospitals. While individually they were good people, as a group they were her most problematic. It was a strange situation.
 
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