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Edited by Mystic:
7/24/2017 3:39:09 AM
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Whose too blame? (Read first)
So im at wal-mart just looking and these two 5-6 years walk up, i ask if they're lost, they respond saying no were not, tone that a five year old should be able to make, and i swear as they were walking away they said pushy jackass.
Ive also seen five-seven year olds on Gta swearing up a sh*t storm with the parent in the background. Am i the only one that thinks the fu*ked up?
And whose to blame parents? Kids?
I have countless stories, some really messed up, it just seems to me that the next generation is really really messed up, theres kids around me talking about stuff most people dont know till their late teens (i let you imagine what).
What will the future be like with kids like this???
Anyone who has stories by all means share them
*Edit* wow im surprised how many voted wow
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3 RepliesEdited by SmokeyDragon33: 7/24/2017 10:13:10 PMIt's obviously not either's fault. Why everyone knows the parent is never to blame. And how could it be they're little angel's fault? No no no obviously it tv's fault. And video games. And their teachers of course.
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2 RepliesMaybe you should stop following 5 year old children about. People get put in prison for stuff like that.
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4 RepliesI don't understand how kids get away with cursing and calling people names, whether it is online or in real life. Hell, if I cursed when I stubbed my toe, I got basically slammed to the wall and my ass would get grounded.
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No thugs in our house, are there dear?
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1 ReplyEdited by BLEEHOW97: 7/25/2017 8:21:11 PMThem being 5 years old means it's the parents fault. At that age they can't decide for themselves what's right and wrong. Their parents have to tell them.
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Parents, if they don't teach them the ways of the Jedi, who will? But seriously, the kids look up to the parents and if they see the parents doing it, they will to
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1 ReplyIt's the parents fault. Although, to be fair a lot of those parents were latchkey kids so they're probably overcompensating for that. Too many shitty kid stories to even know where to begin. But I think a large part of the problem is now parents bend over backwards to make their kid the innocent victim, it's always someone else's fault or some outside circumstances like they were too tired..... Like once I took a kid to a sport practice at a gym, the gym had gymnastic equipment and made an announcement everyone stay off it. It was expensive and stay off it. Seems like no problem, right? There was a brother and sister abput 8-11, both kept running and jumping on the stuff. Someone who worked there politely told them to stop. As soon as she'd leave the room they were right back on it. By the third time she asked loudly "whose kids are these??" A mother says hers and is told they need to leave the room. So the mom tells them to go the basketball part and i hear the mom tell them the worker was "just being a bitch". Unbelievable. Then the lady comes back with both kids saying they keep turning the lights off in the basketball gym while people are trying to play and they need to leave. Again the mom talks to the kids like they were the ones wronged in all this, the lady just has some vendetta against her or something. Next practice there was a sign posted saying drop your kids off and come back, only coaches and players allowed.
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Edited by Hail Victory: 7/24/2017 12:20:28 PMThe Je -- I mean parents.
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1 Reply[i]Let a Hispanic raise them... They'll change for sure. [/i]
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I enjoy watching millenials shit on other millenials (thinking they are not) all the time.
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Every generation feels that way about the following generation.
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Edited by Ooh a panda: 7/24/2017 10:05:12 AMI think OP's school system is to blame for his bad grammar.
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1 ReplyI don't get how so many people have such a hard time with English.
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*Who's *to
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1 ReplyEdited by LegendLogan10: 7/24/2017 3:36:28 AMmaybe they don't have parents. [spoiler]And if they do the kids should know better[/spoiler]
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7 RepliesI had a sqeaker on xbox who suddenly brought up about how Trump is a racist, sexist, xenophobic, ughhhhhh, you get the idea. But how could a kid of this age know complex words like this, he was about 7 or 8, he shouldn't even be involved in politics. I don't know, I hate how liberal parents simply love to indoctrinate their kids under their belief system instead of letting the kids think for themselves.
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The parents
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Parents... Why is kids an option?
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7 RepliesEdited by Snow: 7/24/2017 3:16:50 AMParents for not teaching them manners, kids for being little -blam!-s.
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Parent or older siblings...kids learn by imitation
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Almost every time I enter a team voice channel in a game it's either empty or there's a kid talking.
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Parents. I assume as children they had mire strict parents that didn't let them do whatever they wanted. So because of this they're, i guess you could say, "hands-off" with the approach they're taking to raise their kids. My mom wasn't super strict with me, but she damn well let me know when i did something i shouldn't have. I'm glad she did. Kids these days got me fvcked up with their behaviour.
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So somehow my dad is younger than me
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Finally, someone agrees that people should follow the ESRB's ratings accordingly. But yes, that stories is messed up as -blam-.
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