WHAT TURNS INNOCENT KIDS INTO RUTHLESS KILLERS: Born to Win - Programmed to Fail

by Princeton H. Holt

The focus of this book is on the innocence of child. There is an adverse, rebel, gangster culture in America that's swallowing up INNOCENT KIDS without their CONSCIOUS CONSENT OR AWARENESS. No child comes into the world cursing being disrespectful or violent, these are all learned behaviors. If the first language that a child hears is profanity then that becomes the child's reality. To the child it's the way the English language should be spoken. All kids black or white, rich or poor, gang member or Harvard University graduate all come into the world the same way, pure, innocent, undefiled with a blank brain hard drive and no data entry. They all come looking for love, needing to belong, wanting to understand and needing to be understood. But many of these INNOCENT ONES are blindsided by a contaminated culture they did not sign up for. They are reaping a harvest that they themselves did not sow, they are caught in a web that they did not spin. This book explains how the toxic culture in the home and the polluted culture outside of the home turns innocent kids into deviant rebels of society.

105 pages, Paperback

Published February 12, 2019

Reviews

[Sylvia]

"What Turns Innocent Kids into Ruthless Killers" by Princeton H. Holt is a thought-provoking exploration into the complex factors that contribute to the transformation of individuals from innocence to ruthlessness. Holt delves into a challenging and significant topic with a commendable level of insight, providing readers with a comprehensive examination of the underlying causes.

One of the notable strengths of the book is Holt's commitment to tackling a difficult subject matter with a thoughtful and analytical approach. The exploration of various factors, from societal influences to psychological elements, adds depth to the narrative and encourages readers to reflect on the complexities surrounding this troubling phenomenon.

However, the gravity of the topic requires careful consideration, and readers might find that certain sections lack the depth needed to fully grasp the intricacies of the subject. While the book offers a broad overview, those seeking a more in-depth analysis of specific case studies or psychological aspects may find aspects of the narrative somewhat limited.

In conclusion, "What Turns Innocent Kids into Ruthless Killers" is a commendable attempt to understand a challenging and pressing issue in society. Princeton H. Holt's thoughtful exploration and commitment to shedding light on this topic make it a valuable resource for those interested in the psychology behind such transformations. While the book provides a solid foundation, readers seeking a more comprehensive examination may find themselves wanting additional insights into specific cases or psychological theories.

[Sue]

A profoundly important book that offers a deep dive into the adverse effects of a toxic and rebellious culture on the innocence of children. The author's powerful words unveil the harsh reality that children, irrespective of race, socioeconomic background, or future aspirations, all enter this world with purity and innocence. Yet, the influence of their environment, both inside and outside the home, molds them into individuals who deviate from societal norms. This thought-provoking book serves as a wake-up call, urging parents, educators, and society at large to recognize and address the corrosive elements that taint the innocence of our future generations.

[Suzan Ball]

What Turns Innocent Children Into Ruthless Killers

This is a sermon in search of a pulpit: an impassioned plea to reject much of our current US culture and return to more productive values and standards including a faith in Jesus Christ. What this is not is a complete and comprehensive statement about improving the state of affairs for our nation’s young people. While I agree with much of this I see some fallacies here, To be concise, the author is overstating and simplifying his theory,

I look forward to the next book in what looks like a series.

[Abigail L.]

From the very first page this book grabbed my attention with its compelling and provocative exploration of the impact of culture on children's innocence. The author's words are a wake-up call, urging readers to reflect on the environments in which children grow and the hidden influences that shape their behaviors and attitudes. This book confronts uncomfortable truths and challenges readers to take a proactive role in preserving the innocence of our children.