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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MuleyMadness" data-source="post: 260740" data-attributes="member: 5313">As a 35 year old dad of a 7 year old boy and 5 year old girl I would say that it is 80% parents. And most of that is attributed to laziness. With video games, internet, ipads, and all this technology lazy ass parents buy all this shit for their kids so they can sit on the couch all day and not have to "watch" or "babysit" their kids and let them do what they want. This attributes to a lot of these problems. Decision making is at an all time low with parents. They are getting lazier and dumber. Same reason you see 200 kids on the playground at recess it is 42 degrees and windy. Most of the kids have their coats on, some have hats and gloves then you get little Jimmy and Timmy who have shorts on and T-shirts. WTF are parents thinking? Laziness, stupididty? I don't know the answer but all of this foolishness starts at home and develops into problems when you get older. If you are too lazy to tell your kid to put his coat on or are dumb enough to think he doesn't need one how is he going to be something other than an ass-hat as he/she matures. The older I get the more and more I understand that your children are a direct reflection of how you raise them. And don't get me started on video games and the internet. The stuff I hear from my 7 year old talking to his friends about what they play blows my mind. My kid is not getting one until he is old enough to know better and can afford it himself. Until then he gets a bike, baseball mitt, and fishing pole and tackle box like I did. Id rather him catching walleyes and hitting singles and thinking he missed out rather than turning into a little asshole.</blockquote>

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