Thread: Losing all hope for humanity...

I was Just stood on my front doorstep having a cigarette when a young girl who could only have been 4 or 5 walked mast and said "what the **** are you looking at knob head."
Firstly should she be walking the streets on her own at that age? Bear in mind that the houses around here have no gardens so there is only pavment and road. Our house is 10 meters from a branch road and lony 100 meters from a very busy main road.
And seconly where dide she learn language like that? when i was that age "boobies" was the worst swear work i knew, and i wouldnt dare say it infront of an adult. Let alone use it as an afront to one.

Seriously what is the world coming to?

Did you say anything back to her?

Originally Posted by RareBreed

Did you say anything back to her?

no to be honest i was in a state of shock.

And i think your right Stu, when i was a kid i had the fear of god put into me by my father, i wouldn`t dare let him catch me doing somthing i wouldn`t.

And i think the nanny state we live in is to blame, parents are to scared of beilng locked up rather than punishing there children

I just think its because parents cant be bothered to bring their kids up some times. They rely on the schools and the police to do it, but those guys are ham-strung by more rules than you could ever read in a lifetime so they cant do anything either.

So you end up with this perpetual cycle of kids who grew up with no boundaries, growing up to have kids who live with no boundaries.

Discipline starts at home, as they say!

From her parents .... using the term loosely .... With the internet and mass media's loosening of standards I am afraid there is very little innocence left in childhood. I was about 12 when I found out how babies are made and I didn't believe it.

In my opinion...it's called lack of parenting!! Seems to be a great problem in todays society. I have a five year old myself and if I ever heard him say something like that it would be the good old bar of soap..and not one of my nice shaving soaps either...lol. But then again i'm kind of old school.
It's all about respect and I think too few parents teach their kids that now a days!

It really is quite upsetting, that the scum of the earth can spawn 5 "off spring" by the time they`re 20, then proceed to ignore them. Whilst they spend all there benifit money on fags and lambrini.

Yet I have gone back to university to get a degree so i can provide for my family BEFORE I start one.
a family friend had just spent 5 years trying to addopt a baby before finally being allowed one.
and just before xmas a member of our family lost a child, shortly after giving birth.

Yet scrotes are allowed to pop another one out when they want a bigger council house!.
How is aqny of this fair?

Originally Posted by BigIan

It really is quite upsetting, that the scum of the earth can spawn 5 "off spring" by the time they`re 20, then proceed to ignore them. Whilst they spend all there benifit money on fags and lambrini.

Yet I have gone back to university to get a degree so i can provide for my family BEFORE I start one.
a family friend had just spent 5 years trying to addopt a baby before finally being allowed one.
and just before xmas a member of our family lost a child, shortly after giving birth.

Yet scrotes are allowed to pop another one out when they want a bigger council house!.
How is aqny of this fair?

I graduated high school about five years ago, the night of my graduation our valedictorian went into labor half way through. One of my classmates, I kid you not had 8 kids by the night of graduation. It's a sad state of affairs but it's becoming more common place.

The problem with parenting is unfortunately between some not wanting to parent and the law stepping in on the child's behalf it seems to be harder to discipline, let alone to even want to. Why bother yelling at them if they can go to school and allege abuse?

To be quite blunt, My father beat me when I misbehaved. He did not do it without reason and, even though at the time I hated him for it, and it was never excessive.. When I misbehaved he would punish me as matched my behavior... If I did something to warrant it, he had a belt that he was not too shy to use, more often though, it was soap, or his palm. I'm 18 now, and I always try to hold the door, or speak courteously, I treat women right, and men fairly... I feel like I'm in the vast minority nowadays... It's not abuse to discipline >.<

Be damn sure that when I have kids -years from now!!- that I'm going to raise them as I was raised if it is at all within my power. I will do my best to see that they have everything they need, and some of what they want, but that they have the work ethic and drive to get the rest of their wants filled. And they will fear the belt... Actually... Maybe I'll have to just get one of those Zeepk strops... My belts are nice

Originally Posted by ShavedZombie

To be quite blunt, My father beat me when I misbehaved. He did not do it without reason and, even though at the time I hated him for it, and it was never excessive.. When I misbehaved he would punish me as matched my behavior... I

My father was the same, but by the time i was 10, he didn`t need to.
"just wait till your father finds out" from my mother or "were sending a letter home" from a teacher, either of those phrases was enough to have me in floods of tears and hiding in my wardrobe when i herd my dad come home.

I can`t remember a time past the age of 7 or 8 when my dad hit me but the fear was always there when i`d done somthing wrong.

And i have grown up a relativly well ajusted young man, I`m polite courtious, and respectfull. I work hard and try to get through life by upsetting the minimum amount of people.
my one flaw is that i can`t spell or use punctuation, But hey i`m dyslexic