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Re: Have we done a Good job with the next generation???


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Posted by showcrop on February 01, 2014 at 07:01:51 from (75.67.231.80):

In Reply to: Have we done a Good job with the next generation??? posted by Ultradog MN on February 01, 2014 at 04:20:24:

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I agree with the TV problem but will go one step further in that I believe that TV taught us about all the things that we NEEDED that we never even knew existed. This led in turn to the need for two incomes to be the norm, which led to kids raising them selves. I have a hard time with so many saying that today's kids will work out just fine. Didn't any one else see the results of tests a few months ago that said that our educational performance had fallen in about twenty years from around number two to around number twenty two in the world? Another big problem is the self esteem movement. Everybody loves a humble person, yet we have been teaching our kids to know that they are better than the other kid. This doesn't work out so well once they don't have parents and teachers around to shield them from disappointments. What happens when you put two young adults who each esteem themselves highly into a marriage? Has anyone noticed that? I don't recall in anytime in the past so many kids shooting people. Get your feelings hurt? somebody doesn't treat you like you deserve? go shoot them. Some twenty years ago I read a news article that told that kids that are active in a Christian youth group are EIGHT-TWO % less likely to get into trouble than their counterparts. NO I DID NOT SAY 99%. Nobody else is going to offer you odds like that. Not even FFA or 4H. We are seriously on the wrong path. If parents ditched self esteem and taught CONSEQUENCES and CHRIST they would get way better results, but who has time for that right?


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