has the world changed or have i changed?

blueedwards · Oct 31, 2006

young people dont respect anything anymore. they are rude and arrogant. they dont respect their parents, teachers, police, adults on the street...nothing.

i dont remember it being like that when i was young but, maybe it was and i just didnt realize it.

Fishhead · Oct 31, 2006

You are correct.

Went to two grocery stores today and i thought i was going to be mugged by the clerks..........either that or they were going to committ suicide.

TTinCO · Oct 31, 2006

It's just you-you were just on the other side of the counter.

mj23 · Oct 31, 2006

Nothing like OLD SCHOOL!!

Journeyman · Oct 31, 2006

I was at the library yesterday afternoon...it was amazing, the punk kids, cussing in front of everyone,being all loud, in a freaking library, showing no respect at all....I just shook my head, it wasn't that way when I was coming up, we didn't disrespect people like that.

Journeyman · Oct 31, 2006

And the kids or young adults that work in the service industry are absolutely pathetic....no manners at all....Its as if they are doing you a favor by waiting on you.

TTinCO · Oct 31, 2006

Who the hell respected their parents, teachers, adults in general, or God forbid the cops when they were a teenager?

You're just getting old.

uppy:

GreenDoberman · Oct 31, 2006

A combination of both, but the blame lies on the parents of the kids not the kids as much.

TomBrady#1 · Oct 31, 2006

You are correct. It is very different. Yes, I feel old. Kids are veryvery different. Lack of respect. I am in a school fairly often and I see it.

BetIt · Oct 31, 2006

seems like every generation (including our parents, their parents, etc) always think that the generation below them are disrespectful, rude, etc........

VIEJODINOSAUR · Oct 31, 2006

Nowadays kids get too much too soon.....they want everything now, not later....

GreenDoberman · Oct 31, 2006

If you thinks kids are bad, you should see the 21-25 year olds who come to Vegas.

docmercer · Oct 31, 2006

Cartoon channels on TV that border on "R" rated. Videogames more violent than any movie made up to 1990. Access via the internet not just to porn, but to rape videos, racist propaganda and snuff films.

I'm surprised the kids aren't more messed up than they are.

TTinCO · Oct 31, 2006

BetIt said:
seems like every generation (including our parents, their parents, etc) always think that the generation below them are disrespectful, rude, etc........

Exactly!!!!!!!

VIEJODINOSAUR · Oct 31, 2006

But there are thousands of great kids doing great things around the world...we just hear and see the bad and that's really too bad. The news and TV media has to take some blame...

Arodd · Oct 31, 2006

slapping the shit out of your kids has become less acceptable

bullshit
a good assbeating does kids some good...

gynecologist · Oct 31, 2006

GreenDoberman said:
If you thinks kids are bad, you should see the 21-25 year olds who come to Vegas.

Whats up with them?

Data · Oct 31, 2006

Blue Edwards, you come as an intelligent person, sir. You should try to reflect on why do you repeat after a gangster. I know you are a fun of the movie but that is not a reason for an intelligent person to make moronic statements.

Journeyman · Oct 31, 2006

Dsethi said:
slapping the shit out of your kids has become less acceptable

bullshit
a good assbeating does kids some good...

I agree, but now it is illegal...ya gotta get them early to have a chance anymore....parents are too lazy now a days, combine that with both parents working and kids just raise themselves.

levistep · Oct 31, 2006

ktvvegas said:
but to rape videos, racist propaganda and snuff films.

I'm surprised the kids aren't more messed up than they are.

Links for proof? I've seen people get murdered, but no raping.

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