> Any honest examination of the destruction of the social family unit easily shows that this was not due to capitalism, but progressive and socialist legislation that encouraged disintegration of the family units.
Can you give concrete examples of legislation that "encouraged disintegration of the family units"?
> If anything, capitalism's endorsement of these holidays brings families CLOSER together, than they normally exist during the rest of the year
How so? Would Christmas have faded in significance if it weren't "endorsed" by capitalism"?
> Left policies and statements about 'patriarchal structures' and why they need to be disassembled have contributed far more to family unit disintegration than capitalism.
The canonical American nuclear family unit doesn't even include multi-generational housing.
Can you give concrete examples of legislation that "encouraged disintegration of the family units"?
> If anything, capitalism's endorsement of these holidays brings families CLOSER together, than they normally exist during the rest of the year
How so? Would Christmas have faded in significance if it weren't "endorsed" by capitalism"?
> Left policies and statements about 'patriarchal structures' and why they need to be disassembled have contributed far more to family unit disintegration than capitalism.
The canonical American nuclear family unit doesn't even include multi-generational housing.