[tsol]

It's strange the level of distrust in the west over institutions that the majority of the world find completely uncontroversial. It takes a village to raise a child, and in a world without villages families are the biggest support system most people have. I have a feeling this is another instance of the minority being louder than the majority.

[beenBoutIT]

America lost most of those villages that raise children and families with two parents decades ago.

[terminal_d]

> institutions that the majority of the world find completely uncontroversial

Not even remotely true. And yes, as de-facto "management", most of the blame is on these "institutions".

[tsol]

Where in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, etc do they not value family highly? It's the traditional culture in most countries