Dibbons
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Kids are not supposed to be happy. Just loved and cared for.They took away my saturday morning cartoons and my greasy happy meal. No wonder kids now a days aren't happy.
They took away my saturday morning cartoons and my greasy happy meal. No wonder kids now a days aren't happy.
There are days I could chock the google maps gal.I know things have changed a lot for the better some worse but I remember when I left the office maybe with 1 folder and no cell phones etc when work was done that was it .
Now we are connected 24/7 as well as our kids growing up .
We had to have patience back then you waited for your Favorite tv show , project , what ever now everything is instant .
Remember having to know how to read a map ?
Navigation in a car is quite cool though .
I agreeCartoons they have now are looking really stupid.
The pandemic put us closer to that way of life. Daycares were closed and parents working from home. Parents had to cope with raising their kids. No where or no one to pawn them off on.We survived because our parents, not the system, taught us how to live properly. Kids these days are raising themselves at best; at worse the schools are all liberal indoctrination centers that preach globalization nonsense as opposed to stout patriotism and doing what's best for your community, your country. Furthermore, social media and technology brainwash kids while they're not at school and parents spend their days working and then are too tired to do their jobs when and if they finally see their kids.
If the love of god and country and a solid parental presence at the house all returned, the world, well at least in America anyway, would be a better place. Sadly, I dont ever see us going back to that way of life. Where this goes is beyond my guess but I will say that any desires to live forever are gone. When my time is up, it's up; I shudder to think where this is headed to and where the world will be in the next 20...heck 10 years...