WHO IS TO BLAME?

[Duchess]

Are parents to blame when their kids turn out like monsters? Does society play a role? Whose fault is it?

[aussiefriend]

Parents. End of story.

[SIXFOOTERsez]

Parents are the biggest piece, no doubt

[username]

Parents. End of story.

I can't believe you, of all people, posted this.





What about the gazillion mental health diagnoses out there that can contribute to someone acting like a "monster"? Bipolar disorder, anti-social personality disorder, blah, blah, blah.

Schizo aussie.

[IMaDick]

Art class fucks kids up.

[Nickdaflameperson]

Are parents to blame when their kids turn out like monsters? Does society play a role? Whose fault is it?

It's parents fault since they failed teaching them how to act like sheep's under total control.

Now really, turn out like monsters?, you mean to take a gun and start killing anything that steps on their way? sounds pretty normal to me under the current Global circumstances, and it's better to start from their parents as well and then the elder one's of course. Though the best approach would be to follow the Global rules of abeyance and at the right moment to use their power for extinguishing life from Earth.

That would be hilarious !

[Maggot]

Parents. End of story.

I can't believe you, of all people, posted this.





What about the gazillion mental health diagnoses out there that can contribute to someone acting like a "monster"? Bipolar disorder, anti-social personality disorder, blah, blah, blah.

Schizo aussie.

Those were created so bleeding heart liberals would have something to blame besides themselves.

[IMaDick]

In all honesty you see people who go bad with siblings that don't if the parents were at fault don't you think all of the kids would be fucked up?

[ramseycat]

I have to agree with Dick. I think some people are born bad no matter how they were raised. Parents do play a huge role in how their kids turn out in most cases. However, people like my ex that are sociopaths are going to be evil no matter what. I always find it odd too that most of the kids that end up shooting the school or in that type of trouble come from decent families. Their parents did the best they could to raise their children right, yet they go off the deep end and the parents had no idea their child was so fucked up. Is it because they choose not to see it? Are they too busy working or with their own lives? I don't know. It's usually the kids with no supervison that are stealing and doing drugs but mostly getting into normal trouble and committing normal crimes. It's the serial killers that are the quiet ones. The ones that people say gee, he seemed like such a nice guy. Kept to himself but a nice guy.

[aussiefriend]

Parents. End of story.

I can't believe you, of all people, posted this.





What about the gazillion mental health diagnoses out there that can contribute to someone acting like a "monster"? Bipolar disorder, anti-social personality disorder, blah, blah, blah.

Schizo aussie.

Do you know who you are? The opposite gal. Whatever I say you say the opposite.

I am glad you had a shiny happy people life, not everyone has that luxury.

[Middle Finger]

I always find it odd too that most of the kids that end up shooting the school or in that type of trouble come from decent families.

It seems to me that every time I learn of a teen shooter's family, it's always fucked up, or the kid is on drugs, was abused, something. The recent case in Ohio for example.

[ramseycat]

I always find it odd too that most of the kids that end up shooting the school or in that type of trouble come from decent families.

It seems to me that every time I learn of a teen shooter's family, it's always fucked up, or the kid is on drugs, was abused, something. The recent case in Ohio for example.

Yes now things are coming out about him. His father was in prison for attempted murder I think.

[aussiefriend]

Here's the deal, I love being a parent. I really do. It's a priority in my life. I never thought I would be a parent, I thought I would be a selfish person that just catered to my own needs in life.

I did not want my deficits to be projected onto someone else. When the shock of parenthood hit me, late in life I must say. I really had no idea what I was in for. I had to pull my socks up and get on with it. Being a parent is hard work, it's a huge responsibility, but it gives you insight. It gives you insight into how hard it is if you are doing it properly. If I wanted to be a dopehead and put my child at risk that would be apparent. It's hard work being a good parent, it really is. It's exhausting at times.

When people are not doing the right thing, like some of these women you see in LC cell block. You can see right through them. Why? Because you have paid your dues and and you can see when someone is not doing the right thing.

I never thought I would be a parent. I am. I take it seriously. Sometimes when I want to go for drinks with the girls I can not, I have to do it at home and burden Mock Members. The end.

[Middle Finger]

I always find it odd too that most of the kids that end up shooting the school or in that type of trouble come from decent families.

It seems to me that every time I learn of a teen shooter's family, it's always fucked up, or the kid is on drugs, was abused, something. The recent case in Ohio for example.

Yes now things are coming out about him. His father was in prison for attempted murder I think.

It doesn't matter when things come out - either the kid is from a fucked up home or had a fucked up childhood ... or he didn't. My point is I bet the vast majority of teens who engage in seriously criminal activities such as murder are from households not unlike the one you started with that abusive man you are no longer with. Today, please take some time from your busy schedule posting on forums from work to make sure your kids are OK.

[Middle Finger]

Here's the deal, I love being a parent. I really do. It's a priority in my life. I never thought I would be a parent, I thought I would be a selfish person that just catered to my own needs in life.

I did not want my deficits to be projected onto someone else. When the shock of parenthood hit me, late in life I must say. I really had no idea what I was in for. I had to pull my socks up and get on with it. Being a parent is hard work, it's a huge responsibility, but it gives you insight. It gives you insight into how hard it is if you are doing it properly. If I wanted to be a dopehead and put my child at risk that would be apparent. It's hard work being a good parent, it really is. It's exhausting at times.

When people are not doing the right thing, like some of these women you see in LC cell block. You can see right through them. Why? Because you have paid your dues and and you can see when someone is not doing the right thing.

I never thought I would be a parent. I am. I take it seriously. Sometimes when I want to go for drinks with the girls I can not, I have to do it at home and burden Mock Members. The end.

Thanks for yet another boring, textbook, common sense spewing.

[aussiefriend]

Today, please take some time from your busy schedule posting on forums from work to make sure your kids are OK.

What about your garlic avatar? It's so gross I can hardly stand it.

[Middle Finger]

Today, please take some time from your busy schedule posting on forums from work to make sure your kids are OK.

What about your garlic avatar? It's so gross I can hardly stand it.

Thanks. Thanks for making a totally unrelated comment. I see you've activated all of your tard cells again.

[aussiefriend]

Thanks. Thanks for making a totally unrelated comment. I see you've activated all of your tard cells again.

It's not that, I think we shared a moment, yes we did, didn't we?

[ramseycat]

[quote='ramseycat' pid='226793' dateline='1330451300']
I always find it odd too that most of the kids that end up shooting the school or in that type of trouble come from decent families.

It seems to me that every time I learn of a teen shooter's family, it's always fucked up, or the kid is on drugs, was abused, something. The recent case in Ohio for example.

Yes now things are coming out about him. His father was in prison for attempted murder I think.

It doesn't matter when things come out - either the kid is from a fucked up home or had a fucked up childhood ... or he didn't. My point is I bet the vast majority of teens who engage in seriously criminal activities such as murder are from households not unlike the one you started with that abusive man you are no longer with. Today, please take some time from your busy schedule posting on forums from work to make sure your kids are OK.


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Thanks for the concern for my kids MF. They are both at school busy learning all kinds of fun things. How is your son coming along with his lessons on how to please a body pillow in bed? I'm sure you are a fabulous teacher. I only hope he doesn't grow up thinking that a body pillow is a good substitue for a real girl like his father.

[Middle Finger]

I never implied replacement. There's nothing wrong with a body pillow being a supplement.