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Asides from the phytoestrogen in soy milk feminising modern children. Soy children are angry and immature teens so far removed from hardship and perspective of their own privilege that have become the very caricature of the “entitled teenager”. Whereas a child of old may have been expected to milk the family cows and learn the value of labour and skills: The soy children’s only skill is their inexhaustible moral outrage at the society that has given them everything, the only labour they have done is to tie their own shoelaces and occasionally tidy their rooms. They virtuously drink colourfully labelled pristinely packeted soy milk their parents bought them despite ignorance of the labour, manufacture and logistics involved in it’s production. Humbleness is not a word a soy child would recognise.
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