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Re: Boy Scouts of America
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May 22, 2024, 8:44 PM
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What... no girls? I can't believe they have screwed up another organization. Congratulations on your accomplishments with the "Boy" Scouts.
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Re: Boy Scouts of America
May 22, 2024, 8:54 PM
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They’re changing the name now and allowing boys and girls to join
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Girls have been allowed to join for a while now
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"As of July 2023, over 361,000 girls have joined the Boy Scouts of America (BSA), now called Scouts BSA, representing nearly 16% of the total membership. Girls have been allowed to join the Cub Scout program since 2018 and Scouts BSA since 2019."
I guess that's why they're changing the name.
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Re: Girls have been allowed to join for a while now
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We were all good kids and believed in the Scout oath and scout laws and even today the ones in my troop still living will do anything for you they can. But even with those beliefs, we were still all 100% red blooded American boys full of testosterone. If there had been girls in our troop at Camp Old Indian for a week, there probably would have been trouble. 😉
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Re: Girls have been allowed to join for a while now
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Yet another atrocity perpetrated by Left Wing Supremacists. The Left is the number one greatest enemy and encumbrance that America has ever faced. Second place isn’t even close. We really to get rid of these cretins and their intolerant Neanderthal beliefs.
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Re: Boy Scouts of America
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May 22, 2024, 9:42 PM
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Can they even define what is a "girl" and what is a "boy" these days? They don't know what they are.
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I have my father's 1940 50-cent Boy Scouts of America handbook... 33rd Ed.
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May 22, 2024, 8:52 PM
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Still a great reference.
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Re: Boy Scouts of America
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I was a Boy Scout as a kid and got my Eagle badge. My dad was one of the leaders, we had an outing at the lake and Leroy Brown a good friend of mine fell off his float & no one noticed until time to go when his mother was calling for him. He drowned that day & that was the end of our group.
I wasn’t there that day, my dad who was always involved told me he felt like we shouldn’t go and we didn’t. I’m thankful my dad listened to that small voice on not going.
His funeral was so tough for all of us.
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Re: Boy Scouts of America
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May 22, 2024, 9:48 PM
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Man what a tragedy - hate to hear that anybody had to go through that!
I’ve got great memories of Scouting back in the late 70’s - early 80’s, and lifelong friends I made there.
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Re: Boy Scouts of America
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May 22, 2024, 9:09 PM
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"Be Prepared"
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Re: Boy Scouts of America
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I am an Eagle Scout. BSA has been screwed by political correctness. It is now "Scouting America" and is a mere shell of its former glory. I won't let my sons join.
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Re: Boy Scouts of America
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The Scout Oath andS out Law are the same as they have always been. Rank advancement is the same as it has always been. Scouting is the same as it has always been but some parents want their daughters to have access to the God and country values that boys have access to. Girl Scouting values have changed and conservative parents do not want their daughters exposed that that Girl Scouting teaches. Young girls need the same values training in the form of a camping program that boys do. Do you really want to deprive them and your sons of that opportunity? If your answer is yes you are a very short sighted person and I feel sorry for your son!
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the same
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May 22, 2024, 10:31 PM
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I TD that as it is not accurate.
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This is the single dumbest, most woke, idiotic post I have seen in a while
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May 23, 2024, 7:57 AM
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Pathetic.
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Find a troop that is more traditional
May 22, 2024, 10:53 PM
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There are plenty of choices out there. Just like finding a church or any other group, some will align more closely to what you need/want.
It’s you and your son’s loss. You could also take a leadership position and help guide the troop instead of complaining about how things changed.
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Still lots of boys in Boy Scouts developing to be future leaders. If you don’t like the changes, then don’t join a troop that supports all those changes.
God is still in the scout oath. No clue what you’re talking about there
On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; to help other people at all times; to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight.
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Re: Boy Scouts of America
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May 23, 2024, 4:46 AM
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I was also an Eagle Scout and in the Skyuka Lodge. My sons were Eagles in Florida. In 1970, there were 5 million boys in scouting. Now, the total of all the youths in scouting is less than one million. Girl Scouts was taken over by Woke ideology. That is why so many girls have joined the Boy Scouts. My daughter hated her Girl Scout experiences even though she earned her Gold Award. She would have been an excellent Boy Scout. Now, scouts has decided to become "inclusive" with taking LGBT youths. Baden Powell would have not believed what changes the organization has adopted. He would have felt that the new scouting organization is no longer "morally straight." If I were bring up a son now, I would have him join Trail Life USA.
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Went all the way through the Cub Scout ranks, then the Boy
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Scouts via our church, First Presbyterian, in Rock Hill, finally obtaining the Eagle Award in 1964 at age 17.
One of the best leaders of our Boy Scout troop was a gentleman by the name of Dan McQueen, whose son became a close friend of my youngest brother. As my parents were friends of the McQueens, I'll never forget my Dad's admonishment: "You do exactly what Dan McQueen tells you to do, as he won't put up with any foolishness."
He was right, and as a result, I still credit Mr. McQueen for that Eagle Award, which to me then and now, was a high honor. Our troop was lucky, also, in that a Rock Hillian, allowed us to use his large acreage and hut as our home base. I credit the experiences learned in scouting with the self-confidence that helped me through Clemson, then the Army and on throughout my life.
I understand change, even the necessity for it at times. I don't understand why some people found it necessary to attack and demand a wholesale revision of scouting.
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I still credit
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May 24, 2024, 11:06 PM
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No kid can succeed in Scouts (and certainly not make Eagle) with out solid adults showing the way. I had that support.
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You can not like both things. Did you know that?
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The sexual abuse cases have been blown out of proportion and it was done so to destroy the BSA. Percentage wise it is a very small number. Odds are higher that a teacher is going to be abuse a child.
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Odd that you choose to defend child abuse***
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Re: Odd that you choose to defend child abuse***
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Actually probably not odd at all...
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Re: Boy Scouts of America
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May 23, 2024, 7:49 AM
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I too am an Eagle Scout, Order of the Arrow honoree and Philmont Scour Ranch alumnus. Sadly, I didn't plug my boys into scouting for the same reasons and my financial support ended years ago. Scouting "sold out", plain and simple for woke" corporate money. It's just another sad example of the crushing of something good and great for building people of character.
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That's your loss
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May 23, 2024, 10:43 AM
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Why not join a troop and help guide it correctly? Find one that is strongly supported by a church and you won't have all the 'political correctness' that you worry about.
Get involved and change it for the better. Most local troops haven't 'sold out' or gone woke for corporate money (or whatever that means).
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Interesting comments on this one. Some informed, some emotional only.
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Scouting is the same as it's always been with some updates for "the times". Scouts are still Reverent, and most units are sponsored by churches. There's a lot of changes in the world that kids have to deal with these days. You can't really control what they see or learn in school. In Scouting you can still select a unit that holds closest to your beliefs and volunteer your time to ensure it's success. It is still the best character and skills organization out there for kids.
As far as girls go they were involved in the Exploring side since the 60's I think. Certainly were when I was a kid. Do young women need Scouting? Sure they do. They need that outdoor experience and leadership training just like young men. The program as it is now allows kids to interact and learn in a manner that is managed by the leadership. It's like anything else. Some leaders are better then others, and you can either get involved and help or sit on the sidelines and whine away.
These kids learn a ton in Scouting and in the coed environment they are interacting with what they will in the real world: different people from different places headed toward the same goal.
Is national scouting woke for money? I believe so. I think they are mainly trying to keep their jobs. But local Scouting is controlled by the local council, and the local council board selects the professional scouters in their area. Again, you can get involved and have some say in how the local process works. Likewise units are different in their feel and implementation like always, so find the one you like and help!
As an Eagle Scout from Palmetto Council and member of Skyuka Lodge like many of you here I personally feel the local Scouting is doing great things for kids today.
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local Scouting is doing great things
May 24, 2024, 11:09 PM
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I hope you are right.
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Re: local Scouting is doing great things
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He is right. And so is the original poster. It's about the adult leadership.
I was in scouts as a kid in the 80s. It sucked. Looking back, it was because our adult leadership sucked.
I started my son in an all boys troop because I wanted him to have the traditional experience. It sucked. Because the adult leadership sucked.
I switched him to another troop, reluctantly picking one with girls. It was great. He had a great year. Why? The adult leadership was fantastic. Some men, some women, but all on the same page making sure the kids learned and had fun.
Like anything else, it's about the people.
OP--your experience in scouts sounds amazing. The people you were with and what y'all achieved is a great story. I'd encourage you to get back involved and share your wisdom and enthusiasm. Kids today aren't broken even if some institutions are at the national level. But at the local level someone like you could make a huge impact. Who gives a #### what some jerk in Washington thinks when you could teach a kid how to fish, camp, etc in your hometown?
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As the parent of a boy Eagle Scout and a daughter that was in Girl Scouts
May 23, 2024, 8:26 AM
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I would say that the failure is more on Girl Scouts. My daughter was in Girl Scouts for several years. Her troop wanted to focus on homemaking, table etiquette and most importantly... selling cookies. Selling cookies for $4 to 5 when the troop only receives 50-75 cents. She wanted to go camping, hiking, kayaking.
I am 100% sure that this is what has driven girls to pressure the Boy Scouts to accept them.
The boy Scouts were pretty much devastated from the sexual abuse lawsuits so they have no fight and have capitulated to every demand.
I believe there are options other than Boy Scouts for youth these days but are not prevalent.
I was a Scout leader but have retired from that after my son graduated. Scouting and moms do not mix. Scouting with boys and girls can work, but to me it opens up even more issues with overnight camping, etc.
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Re: As the parent of a boy Eagle Scout and a daughter that was in Girl Scouts
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Girls and Boys have been camping together in the BSA since the 1970's, when Venturing became co-ed. Most camp staffs these days are a generous mix of male and female youth AND adults. Camps are very careful and methodical about the rules surrounding camping where both boys and girls are present, and it's worked out very well. All of the youth understand what they are and are not to do, and it's reinforced constantly. Do boys and girls flirt and exchange numbers/snapchats/etc? Of course. But it's very rare for it to go any further than that. I always reinforce to my troops that Scouting is not a dating service.
Scouting has been co-ed in the rest of the Western world--in fact in the rest of the *entire* world save for most Muslim countries--for decades, and it has proven to be successful.
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Re: Boy Scouts of America
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Couldn't disagree more. I am an Eagle Scout '91, Santee 116 (now Muscogee 116) Arrowman, and a volunteer since 2010--including 9 years as Cubmaster, going on my 10th as an Assistant Cubmaster, and have recently volunteered as a Unit Commissioner. I've led 2 crews to Philmont. I helped found a girls' troop in 2019. My children have grown up in Scouting and I have one Eagle (now a Clemson rising junior) and a son working on his Eagle now.
Scouting was my source of father figures when my own father lived in a different state from the time I was 9 years old. It taught me so many good things--leadership, organization, planning, outdoors skills, a love and appreciation for nature. It still teaches ALL these things today. I feel that the leaders in my troop take the concept of being a parental figure for these kids very, very seriously. We want them all to grow up to be better adults and better citizens.
Scouting, in my experience, is the same program it was when I joined it 40 years ago. The biggest difference is that council-level activities aren't as plentiful because of personnel issues (both staffing and participating). It still instills the great, timeless values of the Scout Law and I couldn't be prouder to be a volunteer. It is still the finest youth organization in the country. And contrary to what you assert, God has NOT been removed from the program.
No, we no longer exclude girls and we no longer exclude people based on sexual orientation. That's forward progress, in my opinion. Stagnation leads to irrelevance and death. Although I personally have no daughters of my own, I believe strongly in the value of having girls in the program. What could be better for our country than having *twice as many* Eagle scouts in our society? After all we need all the principled leaders we can get.
Scouting is deeply ingrained in American culture, and now Scouting America is for ALL Americans who choose to participate. It has emerged from bankrupty and controversy stronger, leaner, and better. Though numbers have been declining noticeably in the last 5 years due to controversy and COVID, I--and many of the volunteers I speak with--feel very strongly that the program is about to turn the corner.
If anything I feel that my Eagle rank has been made stronger and more virtuous over the last several years, and I look forward to many years to come in the country's premiere youth program.
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Re: Boy Scouts of America
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You can see in this thread why scout ranks are depleting. Plenty of former scouts claiming 'things have changed' or 'gone woke'. Instead of getting involved locally and guiding a troop, they choose to sit on the sideline and complain.
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Re: Boy Scouts of America
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Exactly. And there's always grumbling within the ranks, of course, but it ALWAYS subsides after a year or two. In 2019 when they opened the full program to girls, plenty of Scouters proclaimed it was going to be a disaster. 5 years later they are almost 100% behind the change because they see what a difference it's making to these girls, to families, to communities, to the Scouting image at large.
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Thank you for this response. My brother is an Eagle
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scout. My troop disbanded when I was 14 ish, and there was not another close one, so I didn’t have the opportunity. My take is that those that are hating are not involved in young people’s lives, and are living by news threads.
I would not hesitate to allow my children or grandchildren participate.
If you focus only on the things you don’t like, that’s all you’ll see.
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Re: Thank you for this response. My brother is an Eagle
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They're not even going by news threads--they're going by sound bites. Sound bites that are rarely grounded in facts.
Earning Eagle is one of my proudest accomplishments--surpassed in Scouting only by the Eagle Mentor pins I've received from new Eagles (6 young men, 1 young woman) in the last few years. I can't think of a higher honor than to guide youth to Eagle. Volunteering for the next generation of American leaders is incredibly rewarding.
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Re: Boy Scouts of America
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I'm an Eagle Scout from Troop 45 in Orangeburg. Also a member of Order of the Arrow with 2 hash stripes. In my last 2 active years, I was a counselor at Camp Barstow.
Since you were honored by Indians around the campfire, I assume it was your Order of the Arrow induction. I don't know about your induction, but mine scared the devil out of me as Indians appeared through the fog and beached their canoe in front of our fire - then walked around behind and grabbed me. I didn't what what was happening - thought I had done something really bad!
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Decisions are made by those that show up!
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I agree with the positive commenters in this thread in regards to the “Boy Scouts of America”.
That said, I don’t love the name change. But the name needs to reflect the group that it serves. I am glad that the BSA program accepted girls into its ranks. My 2 children just finished up their Cub Scout/ Webelo Journey. My son does not want to move on, but my daughter does! The church that sponsors our scouting program supports 3 separate units. A Boys Troop, a Girls Troop, and Cub Scout Pack. So my daughter has loved the last 2 months with her new set of scout friends.
During these past 2 months my daughter has been working on her first rank. She has learned the oath: On my honor, I will do my best To do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; To help other people at all times; To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight.
She has learned that a Scout is: • Trustworthy, • Loyal, • Helpful, • Friendly, • Courteous, • Kind, • Obedient, • Cheerful, • Thrifty, • Brave, • Clean, • and Reverent.
Shes working on learning how to live up to the Scout Motto, of Be Prepared!
She is learning that as an American, she will do her best to - Be clean in my outdoor manners. Be careful with fire. Be considerate in the outdoors, and Be conservation minded!
She also knows how to tie a Square Knot, Bowline, Two half hitch and a Taut-line hitch, and when they should be used.
Shes has demonstrated how to safely use a pocket knife. Even the can opener function on a fancy multi-tool. I know several “country boys” that cant do that and have cut themselves pretty badly by just thrusting a knife through the top of a lid….
I am Eagle Scout. So it seems like the same content I had to learn.
I also have learned, experienced, and totally agree with Lakedudes comments that it’s volunteers at the council, troop, and pack level that make the programs go. You can have a lot of influence on how your program is administered by showing up and making the most of the program your kids/ community are involved in. One of my favorite quotes is “Decisions are made by those who show up!” That’s the truth in just about everything! So dont give up on Scouting. If you love/d, have found memories of scouting, then get involved. Help keep the ideals of teaching citizenship, service, leadership and character development to young people.
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Re: Decisions are made by those that show up!
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Could not have said it better! Thank you for continuing to support the program. I'm absolutely thrilled to hear your daughter is immersing herself in the program.
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Still better than kids playing video games all day
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May 23, 2024, 6:53 PM
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Creates friendships, prioritizes responsibilities and goals, and creates good experiences in the outdoors. Can’t really complain about too much myself. Didn’t grow up doing it but my son loves it and that’s cool with me.
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