I've seen some similar but not that particular one.
I am religeous but not getting into that I do think what's happened is a bulk of parents don't raise their children well.
I suppose the religeon part of it is that parents maybe feel it is ok to dicipline their children and teach them "right from wrong" becuase the bible lays it out in 10 rules.
If "society" taught "right from wrong" and not that everything is OK if you feel good, or feel good about yourself then each would make wise decisions and raise their kids acordingly.
It's the same old thing, now everyone makes the team because we don't want to hurt Billy's feelings.
We can't tell someone they shouldn't do that, it may offend them.
hehe I just remembered something...
I did some work in a psychatrists home years ago in Evanston.
He had new granite countertops put in his kitchen.
I had them covered with clean drop cloths and was being very careful because, well, they were granite and I didn't want to buy one.
Anyway, he walked in and started to talk to me so I carefully set the paint can down on the drop cloth covering the countertop.
His response?
"I don't think that wants to be there"
:roll:
He wasn't joking either.
He wasn't mad or anything like that.
It was as though that paint can had feelings a was probably afraid to be on the granite.
I am religeous but not getting into that I do think what's happened is a bulk of parents don't raise their children well.
I suppose the religeon part of it is that parents maybe feel it is ok to dicipline their children and teach them "right from wrong" becuase the bible lays it out in 10 rules.
If "society" taught "right from wrong" and not that everything is OK if you feel good, or feel good about yourself then each would make wise decisions and raise their kids acordingly.
It's the same old thing, now everyone makes the team because we don't want to hurt Billy's feelings.
We can't tell someone they shouldn't do that, it may offend them.
hehe I just remembered something...
I did some work in a psychatrists home years ago in Evanston.
He had new granite countertops put in his kitchen.
I had them covered with clean drop cloths and was being very careful because, well, they were granite and I didn't want to buy one.
Anyway, he walked in and started to talk to me so I carefully set the paint can down on the drop cloth covering the countertop.
His response?
"I don't think that wants to be there"
:roll:
He wasn't joking either.
He wasn't mad or anything like that.
It was as though that paint can had feelings a was probably afraid to be on the granite.
