I feel sorry for parents over the next 4 years (Mexican, legal, radical)

[Rakin]

More like..

Jimmy, we can finally buy you new shoes. Daddy got a job at the new GM factory that the President helped keep in the US.

Susie, you don't need to worry about our taxes being raised to pay for those Illegals.

Manish, welcome to the US. We appreciate you going through the proper channels to immigrate.

Geta, you are safe going to the Mall. There have been no terrorist attacks since Obama left office.

And most importantly... Hillary, you were never Presidential material. Get a real job.

[ZUMAN]

At least the parents will have jobs or the opportunity to have jobs.

[DRob4JC]

The OP must not be old enough to remember the Clinton years when oral sex was working its way down through to the middle schoolers.

[Compression]

Originally Posted by American Expat

I feel sorry for people who unnecessarily feel sorry for parents.

Or themselves, if they happen to be parents.

I kinda think that might be the real point of the thread.

Perhaps looking for an excuse to hang their own poor skills upon.



CN

[skepticratic]

Despite the absurd premise of this thread, the prospect of someone yelling 'fake news' at someone to settle an argument is hilarious.

Originally Posted by Rakin

Geta, you are safe going to the Mall. There have been no terrorist attacks since Obama left office.

Speaking of absurd premises, you can't seriously be suggesting that terrorism will just stop under Trump. As if no one ever shot up a mall prior to Obama. Domestic terrorism. It's hardly a recent problem.

[crone]

It won't be nearly as hard as explaining to a persistent 9 yo what a blow job is.

[WaldoKitty]

Originally Posted by jade408

The Trump presidency is going to be rough on parents.

"No Suzy, just because the president calls everyone liars when they disagree does not mean you can repeatedly yell fake news at you brother."

"Bobby, we do not try to settle our arguments over 140 character tweets."

"Kesha, we do not make up the rules of the game as we go along. You are supposed to read the instructions first, or have someone who has played before brief you."

"James, you do not tell your brother he is fired when he loses at Pokemon."

"Ahmed, you can't build a wall around your room to keep your sister from playing the Nintendo."

Since you have made it about yourself, I'll say that I hope you don't have kids.

[AADAD]

Parents who shove their children in front of the TV or expect them to comprehend the complex subject need professional help or a good strong kick in the ass.

[Domitian]

My 7 year old doesnt get into politics much. I inject politics every now and then... for instance, he lied to me about his homework so I said "Oh, now you're going to lie like Hillary?" -- his response was priceless "I AM NOT A HILLARY!"

He hasnt lied since.

[crone]

Some parents do not have a tv or rarely turn it on.

My grandsons got 30 minutes of screen time a day. It could be a computer, game or a tv program.

Kids hear things from many sources. Such as the bus monitor, other kids in the school or at a friend's house.