At this point, I think it's better to indoctrinate them with something, even something incorrect, and let them figure it out when they're grown, rather than telling them nothing.

Absolutely.

Kids need belief systems. This is a fact. They can't just not have an opinion on something. Regardless of the topic, they crave guidance, even if it's a cursory "x good, y bad".

Kids also will believe the first thing they hear from a trusted source. Also fact. So if your kid's teacher is part of the tranny death cult, and you haven't told your kid that trannies are mentally ill, your kid is now fully on board with cutting off his dick to cure depression. You lose, try again next reincarnation.

So much of what's wrong with society stems from the boomer attitude that kids "instinctively know right from wrong" and they'll figure it all out on their own. Nothing could be less true. Teach your child who the enemy is before someone else teaches him that it's you.