Author Topic: Society today (Part 6 on Pg 8)  (Read 23559 times)

These people should not be allowed to have children. They enable them to act immature, and they aren't much better than that themselves.
Thank god my parents made sure I was going to learn to make a living, unlike these future McDonald's workers
« Last Edit: March 10, 2012, 09:08:16 PM by Counter98 »

One time my dad was playing a game on the PS3, and this kid kept throwing a fit about my dad killing him. My father told him "stop your whining. It's a video game, you die and come back, it's not the end of the world"

Then the kid said something like,

"be quiet you lil stuff, you think yo special??!!! you're dumb loving kid!!"

And my dad is over 30 lol.

My dad said "Excuse me? I am an adult, and how old are you? Hm? Man, if I were your dad, I would whup your ass and take all your games away"


And my dad only killed the kid once or twice.

After that point, the kid left lol.

One time my dad was playing a game on the PS3, and this kid kept throwing a fit about my dad killing him. My father told him "stop your whining. It's a video game, you die and come back, it's not the end of the world"

Then the kid said something like,

"be quiet you lil stuff, you think yo special??!!! you're dumb loving kid!!"

And my dad is over 30 lol.

My dad said "Excuse me? I am an adult, and how old are you? Hm? Man, if I were your dad, I would whup your ass and take all your games away"


And my dad only killed the kid once or twice.

After that point, the kid left lol.
This is the exact behavior I'm talking about.

This is the exact behavior I'm talking about.
I know.


I know that if I talked back to my father, then he'd make sure I wouldn't be able to sit for at least a day.

I know.


I know that if I talked back to my father, then he'd make sure I wouldn't be able to sit for at least a day.
My parents used a different approach. They rarely said no to things, so that I would realize I was being a stupid stuff. I think I'll raise my children in a different way, but I learned through experience, and bad memories stick more than good memories.

I know.


I know that if I talked back to my father, then he'd make sure I wouldn't be able to sit for at least a day.
what would he use
DOAHOAHOAHOAHAOHAOHOA

anyway i was playin' fort wars in TF2 and this little kid would yell bullcrap when ever he got killed and i was a sniper so lulz points for me

I think this thread contains every intelligent post I've ever made. Part 4 coming soon.

When you get to the point in society where being stupid does nothing to your survivability and actually raises your chances to reproduce, you end up with this sort of reverse behavioral evolution.

My parents used a different approach. They rarely said no to things, so that I would realize I was being a stupid stuff. I think I'll raise my children in a different way, but I learned through experience, and bad memories stick more than good memories.
if i did something wrong my parents would say something and right then and there i would stop doing it

When I was a kid, I played my Sega Genesis and swam in a river down the street from me. Simple times.


most of the parents in my town got knocked up at 17 and still have boyfriends.  it annoys me how people sympathize for these people because they are not fit parents and they should have their kids taken away from them

Personally I think it is all these liberals creating such a bad influence on today's society, the way they oppose the old ways and traditions have no doubt inspired all the stupid riots and stuff that happens so often now, take for example all these "occupy" and hazing riots going on, cars being destroyed and rocked by angry mobs screaming "forget the police/government/church/whoever". People have just become so argumentative and antsy and unhappy nowadays that this kind of stuff is no longer rare.

ultimately though, the true source of the recent and rapid degredation of society is how people are abusing their freedoms, becoming unhappy with what they have, and trying to stir up stuff. i stand by this statement when i say that there are far more unhappy people in the world today, not because of others, but because they have become lazy and ungrateful for what they have, and they demand more.
« Last Edit: March 10, 2012, 09:36:37 PM by Planr »

I'm a conservative, and I partially agree with the above. I don't think Liberals are the issue, but rather opposition to old ways is. Change is necessary, but that doesn't mean "forget logic".

Part 4: Let's stick all of our problems on one thing!

Okay, this is something that really pisses me off. I don't think that many of you are going to like me for posting this. But here we go.

I believe that if there's one mistake that society makes, it's not being able to identify an issue. I live in Connecticut, and a few years ago, I was in Hartford and the Westboro baptist church was there. I told my friend to park, because I wanted to go talk to them. He told me "You have a deathwish, bro," but he parked anyways. I talked to one of the women standing on the curb. She was holding an orange/yellow sign that said "GOD HATES cigaretteS" on it. She was with a little boy who looked to be two, who was apparently her son. I asked her about her views, and she tried to point every finger she could at homoloveuals for causing our country's problems. She even tried to explain to me how their plastic "toys" apparently caused our shortage of oil leading to increased gas prices. I asked her how religious her family was, and her son proceeded to tell me bible stories. When he was done, instead of "the end", he yelled "God hates cigarettes" at a particularly angry looking man across the street.

It's not like religious institutions are the only people guilty of this. Everyone really is. Anti-Video game activists are another profound example. Apparently, previous mental instability doesn't matter in the case of a violent crime, that person was one of millions of gamers who are all apparently due to go on a rampage because they play games. Let's ban violent movies, books, TV shows, and songs while we're at it. Really, my patience is wearing thin here. I can't write any more