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I didn't read the entire article and I do not have kids but to me the world seems more hostile than when I was a kid but I guess that's expected. People seem m
by dghughes 10y ago
I didn't read the entire article and I do not have kids but to me the world seems more hostile than when I was a kid but I guess that's expected.
People seem much more opportunistic and are proud of it when I point out it's not a compliment to be called such a thing.
Overall maturity seems really low I mean these days people act immature compared to when I was a kid. I don't think I'd see adults in their 20, 30 or 40s chasing Pokemons in the 1970s.
These days people swear every second word around kids, seniors, just in public gatherings as if it's nothing I'm sure I'll be mocked for thinking that's wrong. Then again breasts are censored on TV but not when I was a kid. Although contrasting that every now TV show didn't have "this show may have words or situations that may offend someone" warnings after commercial break.
Then you have the "everyone is a winner" or "you can do anything" drilled into kids in school I think that stunts maturity. If kids are going to be left alone they need to know sometimes they can screw up big time and it's their fault.