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IM Kathy, I figure the "dad not really wanted" was probably an area issue. I don't even mind the extra protective view of young girls and adult men leaders. My basic concern is structure of organization. In BSA, i believe goals are to make boys into adults that make responsible decisions. Learn life lessons. To become leaders. I would like to have my daughter in a program that will do the same. Not a program that may or may not. Also, i would like to know the profit percentage from cookie sales that reach the acutal troop. To here a rumor of 10%+ percent, tells me the fundrais

Not to create a firestrom, but i would love to have my daughter join cub scouts and then boy scouts. when she goes with her brother she enjoys it greatly. She gets it. She would be a great scout and probably would make Eagle. We tried the GSA program but was not impress (let alone got the direct implications that Dad's were not welcome to be involved in leadership, serve as a laborer to haul cookies and gear, but not in any leadership capacityn), the organizational structure burdens the leader (no centralization like in cubs and BSA) and the most shocking of all (and i hope someone will tell