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My motto is "don't trust anyone under 30" -- because in my experience they just don't know enough yet to have valuable opinions and also because the kids these
by jononomo 3y ago
My motto is "don't trust anyone under 30" -- because in my experience they just don't know enough yet to have valuable opinions and also because the kids these days have a value system that deifies mental illness and victimhood, and I'm just not interested in the opinions of people who operate from a mentally-ill victimhood stance.
- hutzlibu 3y agoBut do you actually interact with kids? If you would, you might find that there are differences, just like with old people.
- jononomo 3y agoYes, I've interacted with the kids. They decorate their desks with Harry Potter paraphernalia and they boast about their eating disorders.
- helboi4 3y agoThat's a wild generalisation and actually really shows how chronically out of touch you are because I can tell you as someone in my early 20s that Harry Potter is rapidly going out of mode because we care about the fact that JK Rowling is committing political suicide rn. Pro-ana was also a thing like 10 years ago. Hilarious how you managed to show how much you don't interact with young people just by making this comment
- hutzlibu 3y agoFirst, who did taught them about all that, that annoys you? Secondly, maybe try seeing more people under 30 regulary with an open mind. I am sure you will eventually find someone not engaged with that. Just like you can find people over 30, who are still open to the world.
- jononomo 3y agowhat?
- hutzlibu 3y ago1. If the youth is messed up, it is the fault of the older generation who failed to teach them right. That would be you and me. 2. Maybe you have distant memories left, when you yourself were young. Do you think, you would have liked to learn from someone, who thinks all young people are stupid?