Love that tweet by JULIAhoop at 2:14Luckily, someone decided to make a song. It's hidden due to strong language.
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Love that tweet by JULIAhoop at 2:14Luckily, someone decided to make a song. It's hidden due to strong language.
If you guys think it's just the language that's the problem here, I think thats sad.
I grew up with a bunch of friends that would never complain or speak badly of their parents. And we are not religious or anything like that.
I now live in a place where there is almost total respect for one's elders, and most of them are not that religious. They basically get "Love your parents and love your teachers." drummed into them at school and at home.
I'm Asian. It's not drummed into your head. It's beaten into your head at times. You do not diss the adults. Doing so brings pain on your brain. Literally.
+1, it also doesn't need to be an 'elder', just someone that's older and 'higher' in status/rank than you in the family hierarchy. An older cousin, brother or sister DEMANDS respect from you and you will get an earful or sometimes a beating for showing any form of disrespect.
The only thing different with this generation is that they have social networking to publicize their thoughts. Other than that, it's just the same old stuff. There are always going to be some d-bags in each generation, and there are always going to be decent people in each generation. I haven't seen anything that really indicates the proportions have changed any.
The only thing different with this generation is that they have social networking to publicize their thoughts. Other than that, it's just the same old stuff. There are always going to be some d-bags in each generation, and there are always going to be decent people in each generation. I haven't seen anything that really indicates the proportions have changed any.
The only thing different with this generation is that they have social networking to publicize their thoughts. Other than that, it's just the same old stuff. There are always going to be some d-bags in each generation, and there are always going to be decent people in each generation. I haven't seen anything that really indicates the proportions have changed any.
And I think you summed it up quite well...Disrespectful little shits.
And I think you summed it up quite well
I agree with what you said, I never really felt disappointed or anything growing up (90's kid) and I sure as hell never expected anything too grandiose like these kids. I wasn't a part of the "sir" or "ma'am", but if you backtalk, you got either a swat or a slap. Nothing extreme, but enough to teach you right. These kids really make me feel lousy... like "blaah" (vomit sound).
And I'm thinking, this isn't 'first-world problem' as much as it's "spoiled-asshat problem"
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