Questions: Society & Politics

I have two young kids and I am going to teach them left-wing political values and beliefs. I want them to be anti-MAGA because I disagree with most of their beliefs. I am also Christian, so I will teach them Christian religious values and beliefs. I want them to be anti-Muslim because I disagree with most of their beliefs. Is there any difference between this? I don't think there is because it's all just beliefs.

Throughout human history, most people are poor. Even today, much of the world languishes in abstract poverty. But what causes prosperity? That seems like the question was should be asking, and trying to answer. What do you think?

Which is proper?

Addictive?

Or addicting?

I've never considered myself a grammar Nazi, for all I know I could be completely wrong, but it irritates me so much when I see people using the word 'addicting'. In my mind, 'addictive' is the proper use of the word.

And so many other words are completely used wrong lately! Example: using 'loose' instead of 'lose'!

They complain about 'toxic masculinity' 24/7, yet imitate those very traits they call masculine.

They complain about men being dominant, yet model their same-sex relationships after that dynamic, with one partner even taking the other's surname.

They say women understand each other better, yet they end up having some of the shortest-lasting relationships. (https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4460604/ )

They complain that men are prone to violence, yet they themselves exhibit the highest rates of domestic violence.

They claim that two women can have children together, yet in the end the only thing they produce is the crap they defecate.

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