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We live in a everyone gets a trophy generation. It's not just the parents fault, but the fault of many adults who influence a child's life. They don't want to hurt their little feelings.
We live in a everyone gets a trophy generation. It's not just the parents fault, but the fault of many adults who influence a child's life. They don't want to hurt their little feelings.
Do you know how this evolved. Many boomers were beat as children by parents or other family members.....a brush, a belt or a switch. You name it. The nuns at school would walk around with a ruler in their hand ready to strike your knuckles if they deemed you did something wrong. And that could be anything. They didn't want to grow up like their parents so yes they over compensated when they had kids. They wanted their kids to be treated the opposite of what they went through.
This is Berkeley, been that was since the 60's. Kinda silly when you think about it, are people forced to listen to the speakers or is their mere presence traumatizing?
Do you know how this evolved. Many boomers were beat as children by parents or other family members.....a brush, a belt or a switch. You name it. The nuns at school would walk around with a ruler in their hand ready to strike your knuckles if they deemed you did something wrong. And that could be anything. They didn't want to grow up like their parents so yes they over compensated when they had kids. They wanted their kids to be treated the opposite of what they went through.
Going from one extreme to the other extreme usually results in failure. I find that something more in the middle worked best.
Why are these students that upset over a speech that isn't mandatory? Wouldn't they be better served ignoring Shapiro's speech and maybe doing something they want instead?
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