• 8 years 4 months ago
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    auggiesociety22 wrote:
    i think it's a really big problem with my/our generation (i'm 22) and especially with the generations just entering school now. parents just dont let kids learn from their mistakes and blame everything else in the mean time.

    i work for a company that doesn't electronic home monitoring (ankle bracelets and sobrietors for bad guys) and yesterday we had this one lady screaming at us on the phone because we didn't have the paperwork yet to put her son on our equipment, therefore he had to stay in jail. well she's threatening my boss saying she's calling her attorney (would have been a 1-888-ATTORNEY from the commercials i'm sure) and telling us what horrible customer service we have. well i see his intake today and i was expecting maybe a 17, 18 year old with some minor charge to be her son, but no, he was a 23 year old man with 4 charges of 2nd degree assault with a weapon and a few other charges. i was thinking, let him sit in jail and learn his lesson for goodness sake!! he's a grown man!!! and i'm sure if you asked her how her son got all those charges she'd blame them on someone else or on the cops or something ridiculous! UGH! that just really pushed my buttons because so many parents are like this these days!!

    ---i'm done with my rant now. thank you! :wink:


    Thats one thing wrong with our justice system they only serve partial time of their sentece, but lets get back to mcdonalds/blaming parents
    This isn't a surrender, this is what in the military we call a total a$$ kicking

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      • 8 years 4 months ago
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      Reaper wrote:

      Yeah, Isn't it funny how you need a license to drive a car, sell hot dogs, fix your home, etc. but you need absolutely NO credentials to become a parent. :evil:


      exactly!! it's scary that some of these people are reproducing, and often times they don't know how to quit!!
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        • 8 years 4 months ago
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        Its funny how it is never the parents fault. Its either someone elses fault or ADD or ADHD, something other that the lead cause. Every time that I am at a store I see some kid that wants a certain toy or something and the parent either gets it for them, or says no at first then the kids starts to cry and the parent gets it for them. Theres a good message for the kids. My other favorite is when the parent says "I am leaveing" and starts to walk away leaveing the kid, or when they start to count to 5 or 10 and only get halfway there and stop.

        This all sounds like the people that sued McDs for them getting fat. I still want to know who held a gun to there heads and made them go there to eat. I'll admit it, I am fat, but it is not the fault of anyone else but myself. I have no intentions of suing any one for it.

        I am sure that what toy is in the Happy Meal is the least of the problem, but just because they have it parents will have to buy it and blame the restuarant for there fat lazy kids.

        I ever have kids I WILL NOT let them turn out like me. (So I say now)
        " The last man nearly ruined this place/He didn't know what to do with it/If you think this countrys bad off now just what till I get through with it":D
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          • 8 years 4 months ago
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          I blame this on all of the parents who don't raise their kids right. Parents these days suck, I'm glad my mom raised me right. Some of them shouldn't be parents if they don't know how to raise kids. They need to stop blaming others for their own actions. Start spending time with the kids.
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            • 8 years 4 months ago
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            I don't get these parents today. Adults are bigger, smarter, and in a higher position of authority than children. So why let THEM push YOU around? Kids are the ones that should submit to adults, not the other way around! It just really pisses me off. My kids aren't going to be raised that way. I dread what this world is going to be like when these kids become adults...these kids who don't have to take responsibility for anything, who get whatever they want, and have no regard for others.
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              • 8 years 4 months ago
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              Yeah, well, let's say you have all these laws put in place where you can't spank your children or punish them without fear of getting the cops called on you

              what then
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                • 8 years 4 months ago
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                adventure_of_link wrote:
                Yeah, well, let's say you have all these laws put in place where you can't spank your children or punish them without fear of getting the cops called on you

                what then


                I guess I will be sitting my F.W.A. in jail then wont I?
                " The last man nearly ruined this place/He didn't know what to do with it/If you think this countrys bad off now just what till I get through with it":D
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                  • 8 years 4 months ago
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                  "No such thing bad child, Only bad parenting".
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                    • 8 years 4 months ago
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                    Reaper wrote:
                    "No such thing bad child, Only bad parenting".


                    i could not agree more.
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                      • 8 years 4 months ago
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                      Reaper wrote:
                      "No such thing bad child, Only bad parenting".


                      not unless you child is named "Mikey"....that kid was crazy...
                      This isn't a surrender, this is what in the military we call a total a$$ kicking

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                        • 8 years 4 months ago
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                        This is so sad that there won't be any more toys in Happy Meals. But in my mind the reasons behind it is ridiculous. Toys don't make kids fat, the food does. I think it's ridiculous that they think the toys are making kids fat. It makes me sick.

                        Here's an idea. You can put the happy meal toys for like 1.99 here as long as you buy one item menu here. It might be expensive, but get your kid a small salad and buy the toy and they'll be happy and eating healthier.
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                          • 8 years 4 months ago
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                          It would be wrong for McDonalds to do away with toys in their kids meals.


                          I agree too much fast food does make children fat. That's why the parent/or care giver needs to make the kids get up from the tv,computer,and video games. Make them go outside/or indoor play area run around,ride bikes,swim, or any other kind of physical activity. That away if they do have fast food before doing physical activity they'll burn off most if not all the calories they've taken in. Instead of taken them home a letting them watch tv,play video games for the rest of the day.


                          I've taken my little cousins to fast food places all their lives they're 6 1/2 and 8 now. I've always had them outside/or indoor play area to do physical activity. They are no means over weight what so ever.
                          It's OK, next time I'll make you listen. I wish that it were in the power of all children to say that to their parents and to know that indeed they would be heard as we were in those wonderful days on Waltons Mountain.Narrator The Waltons (From the Runawa
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                            • 8 years 4 months ago
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                            I hope they don't. When I have kids of my own I want to take them to McDonald's, buy them a Happy Meal, and watch how happy they get when they find a toy with their meal.

                            My parents did that for me; I want to for my kids too.

                            It would be stupid for them to "pull" the toy. :evil:
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