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1) These kids aren't evil and certainly aren't beyond redemption. They do need to be disciplined (i.e. they need to see there are bad consequences for their ina
by gwright 14y ago
1) These kids aren't evil and certainly aren't beyond redemption. They do need to be disciplined (i.e. they need to see there are bad consequences for their inappropriate actions).
2) I can't understand why the wealth of the parents is a concern. I don't think this behavior is correlated with wealth.
3) Be a parent and not a friend to your children. Discipline them when they mess up (and they will mess up in big and small ways). Don't feel bad about it, feel good that you are reigning them in before they show up on YouTube.
- ebrenes 14y agoTo steal a quote from Forest Gump: "Evil is as evil does". I don't believe evil is an immutable property of an object; these kids were evil by virtue of their actions. I also believe that, yes, children can be evil. That they don't know any better is a testament to the lousy job their guardians have done in raising them.
- gwright 14y agoOK, but that isn't what you wrote. It is one thing to say their actions "are" evil. Quite another to say the kids "are" evil.