In response to that, as quoted from my link (sorry for the length):
This may sound like a daunting task, and of course your diseased societies will tell you that it is an impossible feat to accomplish. The Truth of the matter is, this type of complete reform would be quite easy to achieve, as long as a society wanted to do it. Yes, in a large country a few billion dollars would have to be spent to build the necessary child-rearing enclaves throughout the nation, as well as to fund the hiring of expert staff and Primary Caretakers. And yet every economy could, if it was sanely structured, absorb this cost, and the return on investment, as far as less crime, increased productivity, better health, less medical costs, etc…, would easily make up for the entire initial expense and in fact result in an economic windfall, within 50-100 years of implementation.
Properly structured and developed, orphanages and group homes would be heavenly, blissful environments for children, and the malevolent societal labels of “orphanage” and “group home” would be replaced with a proper term, such as Child Nurturing Facility. Children would grow up surrounded and enveloped with love, from every adult they came into contact with. Despite the facilities being quite large, and the children being allowed to interact with all other children and adults, there would be dozens, if not hundreds of Primary Caretakers at each facility, each one specifically assigned to devote most of their time to nurturing a specific, small group of children. Therefore, all children will have consistent, ongoing, nurturing contact with a few adults, throughout most or all of their childhoods, and be able to form personal, one-on-one bonds with these Primary Caretakers that would be much stronger, on average, than the bonds that could be formed with a biological creator.
Each and every employee of these facilities will be required to take and pass the Mandatory Parental Competency Test. The way I see it, even the members of the maintenance crews that are hired to work at these Child Nurturing Facilities, would be required to pass the Competency Tests. Each and every adult that the children come into any sort of regular contact with, inside these Child Nurturing Facilities, will have passed the Competency Test. Every child would be surrounded by love, competence, and caring. If by some rare fluke an abusive adult somehow managed to gain access to a child at these Facilities, the child would know, unquestionably, that he or she could inform and seek aid from any other adult at the facility, even the janitor/custodian, and the result would be that the child would be rescued, saved, and protected from further harm.
Within a few decades of the implementation of this Child Nurturing Facility structure, jobs within these facilities would be the most coveted jobs within the nation. The salaries would not even need to be much higher than “ordinary” job salaries, in order to attract tons of applicants, and only the best of the best would be hired, all of whom having passed the Competency Test with flying colors. But even so, all employees at these facilities should receive a “premium” salary, in order to both initially attract and then keep them happily employed there, for many years. Children do benefit greatly from being able to establish long-term bonds with a fairly small number of adults, that remain consistently positive figures within their daily lives, throughout most or all of their childhood. Therefore, society would have an obligation to do it’s very best to make sure that each competent employee who is hired to work at these Child Nurturing Facilities, receives enough benefits, including financial perks, to make it unlikely that the employee will want to quit the job. In addition to financial benefits, the entire social structure would be such that every employee at these Facilities would be labeled as a “hero”, a true celebrity, someone who is performing the most valuable task that exists within society, protecting, helping, molding the lives of helpless children.
The maintenance man/janitor lucky enough to be hired to work at these Facilities would not only earn a 20-25% salary premium over all other maintenance men, they would also receive the best guaranteed health, life, and retirement insurance package of any janitor in the nation, and they would be true celebrities, publicly honored by the media, societal leaders, and the entire cultural system, for holding the most valuable, important garbage-handling/maintenance job that exists within the nation.
Under this properly structured system, children will be filled with pride over the fact that they do not have “parents” and that they do live in Child Nurturing Facilities. If anything, they would be far more likely to genially tease and feel sorry for other children who live in “private homes” with only 1 or 2 Primary Caretakers. They would be proud of the fact that they have not only 3-6 adults who serve them on a daily basis as Primary Caretakers, but they also have an entire community, at least dozens and perhaps hundreds of adults, whose primary job it is to protect, help, and nurture them.
Although to me that sounds batshit impossible.