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<blockquote data-quote="ChrisB" data-source="post: 58260" data-attributes="member: 122"><p>I spend a lot of time with today's kids and I don't think things are as bad as they are always made out to be. Most of the kids I deal with are just like the kids I grew up with, the just dress a little different and listen to different music. Of course I only deal with kids who's parents' actually are involved with their kids lives by taking them to church or getting them involved in youth sports.</p><p></p><p>Of course there are a few that drive me nuts, but looking back I remember some of those kids when I was younger also. I also remember kids that were overweight and never went outside to do anything, mostly because these great people that grew up in the 40's, 50's, 60's didn't know how to be a good parent and be involved in their children's lives at all. I remember my parents loading all the neighbor kids up in the back of the truck and bringing them to ball games, church, swimming, etc. Their parent's could care less what they did, now the kids kid's I grew up with are raising their own kids, some the same way they were raised and it shows.</p><p></p><p>I know Dun's message was just meant to be amusing, but I think today's kids as a whole are great, just the few bad apples that give them all a bad name.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ChrisB, post: 58260, member: 122"] I spend a lot of time with today's kids and I don't think things are as bad as they are always made out to be. Most of the kids I deal with are just like the kids I grew up with, the just dress a little different and listen to different music. Of course I only deal with kids who's parents' actually are involved with their kids lives by taking them to church or getting them involved in youth sports. Of course there are a few that drive me nuts, but looking back I remember some of those kids when I was younger also. I also remember kids that were overweight and never went outside to do anything, mostly because these great people that grew up in the 40's, 50's, 60's didn't know how to be a good parent and be involved in their children's lives at all. I remember my parents loading all the neighbor kids up in the back of the truck and bringing them to ball games, church, swimming, etc. Their parent's could care less what they did, now the kids kid's I grew up with are raising their own kids, some the same way they were raised and it shows. I know Dun's message was just meant to be amusing, but I think today's kids as a whole are great, just the few bad apples that give them all a bad name. [/QUOTE]
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