Being impartial with children

Impartiality

There is no better fodder than our children to push our ideals, our morals, and our political viewpoints on to. Outside the home we struggle to get our voice heard. We have little impact on the political scene and make very few changes to the way things are run. However, we have keen recipients of our thoughts around the dinner table every day. We can make the most of it. Who checks to see if the information we give out is complete and balanced? It is extremely hard to be completely unbiased. It is unavoidable. However, some are frightened of giving children the opportunity to build their own moral framework. This fear casts doubt on the robustness of what they practice. If it is as good as you believe, then they will follow it too for sure.

There is likely to be untold critics and dissenters of this text and that is a positive. Can you present your beliefs with counter arguments? Sure, we can, but why bother for we are always right. We think our political persuasion suits the most, is the fairest and we are therefore keen to promote it.