More than half of primary schools are holding non-competitive sports days that fail to announce ‘winners’, according to a new survey.
They host events where individual children are not singled out to compete but instead work in teams and are recognised simply for taking part.
The findings have been revealed in a poll by Families Online which warns that youngsters must learn that ‘losing is completely ok’.
Fifty-seven per cent of parents surveyed said their children’s infant and primary schools hold sports days with a ‘non-competitive theme’.
However, 82 per cent wanted ‘old school’ competitive sports days back on the basis that children must realise ‘you can’t always win at everything in life and sometimes you have to lose’.
Seventy-six per cent did not approve of ‘non-competitive’ events, with parents believing that ‘healthy competition helped children individually to strive to improve and challenge themselves’.
Rabbits instinctually abhor the competitive, K-selected environment. Wherever they can, they eradicate it, because they are programmed to get really uncomfortable when they see it.
In a state of nature, where that competitive environment cannot be changed, rabbits would become so uncomfortable they would migrate out to a more r-selected area, but if they can control the environment, as in school, they will simply seek to eradicate the stimuli by banning competition.
Rabbits are gonna rabbit.
Tell others about r/K Theory, because it will help liberals learn what it is like to lose
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We had some stuff like this when I was a kid. The kids always just kept score in our heads. We always knew who won or lost. It was kind of confusing at the time.
“What does a trophy mean if you don’t win, Dad?”
It’s a funny world. Today I was in a vibrant area that was white only ten years ago (not London, they’re in the quaint suburbs and countryside now) and witnessed an inbred Paki woman r-type so enraged at a contented white mother and her child going about their business quietly that she loudly physically threatened them, after trying to tell the white woman how to parent. The white woman, surprisingly, had politely stuck up for herself. It was clearly racially motivated, to blow off steam but the white woman simply said the standard ‘don’t tell me how to raise my child’ although I could tell the enrichment was a redpilling experience for her. Nearby, an unrelated white elderly (and I mean OLD, like eighty?) year-old woman in a wheelchair tried to tactfully defuse the situation by distraction, because these people are animals. The 30-something r-type turned, stood enraged and looming over the disabled women, and loudly shouted that she’d “drop-kick” her too. I can’t help thinking, this would never happen under Hitler. Can you explain this feature of r-behaviour because some of us live it and need to know how to get away from these people alive. Inbreds in particular, that liberals don’t live around. This is when the Government is chucking more money than ever at them, btw. They simply hate us, they are totally anti-white. They are legally untouchable. What are they going to do when the money stops? More importantly, what do we do, they outnumber us? The immigration stats are wrong by at least 10x. The end of the story is that the elderly woman firmly looked her aggressor dead in the eye and ordered her to leave, the coward did. I don’t think that will be the future pattern, because the r-type had been threatening to attack the mother, and presumably her child, were it not for the hundreds of witnesses (most of them the same race). What happens after appeasement?
I’ll do a post on it.
http://www.europeancivilwar.com/how-to-buy-a-gun-in-the-uk/
http://www.europeancivilwar.com/the-crucial-role-of-gun-clubs-in-the-approaching-civil-war/
There will be much more of this, as the rabbits panic at encroaching K selection. They still have access and jurisdiction over our children, and will use that power to rabbitize as many of them as they can, to create beachheads against K.
The UK. Of course. It will be interesting to see if this trend spreads or not.
Don’t worry about winning the race… and all I hear is, “you can’t outrace the bear but can outrace the other guy.”