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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think this is an interesting and relevant topic for discussion, OP, but so don’t think DCUM (or even most of the mainstream) is emotionally able for this kind of exploration. This goes into deeper questions of sovereignty, radical responsibility, and connection to self that are just outside of where most people are operating. [/quote] No, it isn't. "Breastfeeding education" is not relevant or helpful to the babies that need formula right now to survive. You just love the idea of starving babies you sicko.[/quote] As I said, most are not emotionally capable of a deeper level of thinking, only reacting by lashing out and making absurd accusations. Of course breastfeeding education isn’t the priority for non-lactating mothers whose babies are given formula. But longer term thinking about societal shifts, paradigm shifts, so that there isn’t a crisis of the same level every time a corporation or government agency fails the public… well, that’s not really something many are able or willing to explore. [/quote] So you're a prepper? The prepper answer to infant feeding is NOT breastfeeding. It's laying in a stock of 6-months worth of formula or homemade formula ingredients. [/quote]
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