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THAT was what we called reality of the time and era they lived in.That is an impressive word salad you've concocted.
Tell me, when kids were being shipped off to factories and coal mines to work for 10 or 20 cents on the dollar in order to help provide for their families, do you think that was about strong values and hard work? Or was it about a society that claimed to value life, but not the quality of said life?
Heres a better more realistic example for you...10,11, 12 year olds today raised on farms and ranches still getting up and working...learning the value of hard work...and developing strong family values that sustain them through life. that is still something that happens today. Or a dad and mom that expect their kids to do chores at home, provide an allowance, teach the value of work, budgeting, money management.
Yeah...that stuff still happens.