being white and learning nature, knots, bushcraft skills, basic medical skills, cooking, self respect, critical thinking and so much more, when I think of it the list is too long to write, The Cub/Weblo and Eagle scouts just changed me for the better. I can be self reliant.

For me it was the skill/teaching of always leaving an area in better condition than it was in when you found it. It really hits close to a core part of being White. Even the coffee counter is cleaner after I've made my coffee than before.

> Not dropping the soap around Scout Master David Levine.....

I was in a church group. Making fires, gutting squirrel

I learned that anything will burn if your fire is hot enough.

I was in the Boys brigade. Same as scouts without the singing and drama and blanket. They taught me to drill before conscription, and some other things. "Steadfast and sure" was the motto.

Don't what what I "learned" per-say, but I was robbed of all my money on a scout retreat. Big deal as a kid without an allowance and I didn't get to even do the activity (spelunking/caving) because I didn't have money for the entrance fees/rentals (not sure what the money was for, but parents agreed to buy the uniform if I paid for anything I wanted to do) and none of the adults gave a fuck.... I think I was involved in that organization for less than 6 months.

I guess I learned that group events = a fucking miserable experience. I still won't willingly involve myself in anything that has more than 6~8 people involved. More than that and it's just a shit experience, every time.

I never made it past the cub scouts.

I was an Autistic retard with no friends when I was in the cub/boy scouts so I got nothing from it.