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Re: O/T Walmart trampeling and Toys R Us shooting


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Posted by tractormiallis on November 29, 2008 at 11:55:41 from (69.36.53.36):

In Reply to: O/T Walmart trampeling and Toys R Us shooting posted by Gary in Tx on November 29, 2008 at 07:53:39:

In reagrds to wal mart, i read the crowd broke the doors in or took them off the hinges. Which I guess it makes sense, bust through the sliding doors. I think what it all goes down to is the MATERIALISM that many young people have these days, the NEED NEED NEED attitude, at any cost, total lack of feelings for others, lack of concern for others, and downright selfishness. Materialism, having things, not just money, but the money and items over family, good friends, and happiness. Now it is "you need money, the hottest new gadgets,etc" to be happy.
I agree that, being a young person (25) and familiar with the teaching profession, kids are out of contol as the darn government tells society dont spank your kids, certainly teachers cant. Kids have now learned they can get away with just about anything in school. I can send them out of class, but they dont learn. Now, many parents just blame the school and teachers for their out of control kids. These are the kids who care nothing about others and think all the latest junk buys happiness. Not all students are "bad", just usually in any given class maybe 2 out of 30. Maybe if kids were fearful of real punishment in school and at home, things would be better.


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