-8 Teens arrested in beating a 16 yr. old -

[El Kabong]

I am glad people agree with me for once!



This society is just getting out of hand....the entitlement issues aside, tv these days basically teaches kids to psychologically destroy people, that's the drama in reality tv. But all in all it's the parents who are at fault for not raising good kids because good kids don't do that kind of thing.

I would love to personally whip the crap out of each of those kids....I'd do it for free, just to help society out. Let's see how they like being called into a room and have the everliving shit beaten out of them.....and then have the video of the beating put on the internet......."Did I hurt your feelings little child? Well now you know how that other girl felt.....and knowing is half the battle"

Hahaha, a little GI Joe Public Service announcement at the end for you old school people

[CutMeMick]

I hope that once they are in locked up some Butch ass looking dyke muches on their rugs one by one.

[El Kabong]

I hope that once they are in locked up some Butch ass looking dyke muches on their rugs one by one.

How about a soap bar beating...having some dyke rape is too good for them

[Scrap]

Its fucking hard being a parent, and takes a lot of time and patience. On my travels it seems that the People that have most Children, dont have the time or the patience and mentality to be parents. Always makes me smile in bewilderment at there mindsett. Theres always an excuse and its always somebody elses fault.

[El Kabong]

Damn straight Scrap...parenting is difficult which is why not everyone should do it. The thing is that parenting is difficult but it's worth it....to be able to have a good life yourself is great but for your kid to have a good life and carry on your good name is something special.

[Scrap]

Spot on fella.

[katfight]

Its fucking hard being a parent, and takes a lot of time and patience. On my travels it seems that the People that have most Children, dont have the time or the patience and mentality to be parents. Always makes me smile in bewilderment at there mindsett. Theres always an excuse and its always somebody elses fault.

thats not fair scrap
all my children are well looked after and i have time for all of them
and i have 6
they dont back chat they dont swear (at least not in my presence )
they are rowdy as children are but are very very well behaved i can take all of them together shopping and get people saying how well behaved they are
we have a buddy system in our house so somebody is always holding somebody's hand
i make all my food from scratch including the baby's food (which is the inli thing i have in my freezer)and i have breast fed all of my children until they are at least 2
its parents that are just shite that this problem comes from not the amount of children they have
i have more children than most and my partner works every hour he can the children get whateva they need they go to clubs etc...... because i feel i hd those children and it is now my responsibility to make sure they have a beautiful happy life

[Von Milash]

just cane the bitches so they can't sit for a month.

[Scrap]

Kat sorry, I was generalising as a rule in everything there are many exceptions. My Father came from a very large Irish Canadian Family of eleven. All have done well, But this generation of the stock the most is three. Its when they reach there late Teens the problems start, well on our estate it does .

[Sharla]

Its fucking hard being a parent, and takes a lot of time and patience. On my travels it seems that the People that have most Children, dont have the time or the patience and mentality to be parents. Always makes me smile in bewilderment at there mindsett. Theres always an excuse and its always somebody elses fault.

thats not fair scrap
all my children are well looked after and i have time for all of them
and i have 6
they dont back chat they dont swear (at least not in my presence )
they are rowdy as children are but are very very well behaved i can take all of them together shopping and get people saying how well behaved they are
we have a buddy system in our house so somebody is always holding somebody's hand
i make all my food from scratch including the baby's food (which is the inli thing i have in my freezer)and i have breast fed all of my children until they are at least 2
its parents that are just shite that this problem comes from not the amount of children they have
i have more children than most and my partner works every hour he can the children get whateva they need they go to clubs etc...... because i feel i hd those children and it is now my responsibility to make sure they have a beautiful happy life

I'm not a parent and I just get overwhelmed at the thought. I think I'd need a lot of mentoring to learn to become a good parent. People like you Katfight are inspirational.

The whole many versus few thing got me thinking about my flatmate's boyfriend - who is fom Papua New Guinea. His mum had something like 11 children before she died during childbirth. She brought him up very well but using ideas I'd think are unusual in modern western culture.

One example being that she taught him to wash his own clothes and finish all his chores when he was told to. One day he left his good clothes soaking in a bucket of water and went off to play without finishing up. His mum took them out and cut them all up to teach him that if you don't look after your good things you don't get to keep them!

He is almost too fastidious but as one of the older brothers in the family he takes a lot of responsibility for his younger sibling - which reminds me of Katfight's buddy system.

I also like the idea of teaching kids to cook and clean etc as soon as possible is all part of it.

I found living out of home relatively easy compared to my older brothers becuase I knew how to do that when I moved out. They did work growing up too but it was 100 % farm work so when living out of home in the city those skills didn't help in such a direct way. I think for a while some of the food they ate was pretty boring!

One of my first flatmates ended up moving back in with her Grandma not long after moving out because she couldn't handle cooking and cleaning for herself. She didn't know how to use a washing machine or anything!

I did/do have a difficult time due to not getting my driving licence before moving out and if I ever have kids that's one thing I'll insist on teaching them as soon as it's legal.

That's why I don't disagree with the clothes washing thing and buddy systems. I think you need to teach your kids responsibility along with the skills they need to be independent.

I think you mostly hear about the nuture aspect of parenting but little about the idea of teaching your kids responsibility. Too many kids are brought up spoilt and without basic self care skills.

I'm not sure if other people would see a connection between this and this really bad behaviour but I think it's all part of where the western culture often falls short in it's education of parents and parents to be.

[Andre]

Its fucking hard being a parent, and takes a lot of time and patience. On my travels it seems that the People that have most Children, dont have the time or the patience and mentality to be parents. Always makes me smile in bewilderment at there mindsett. Theres always an excuse and its always somebody elses fault.

thats not fair scrap
all my children are well looked after and i have time for all of them
and i have 6
they dont back chat they dont swear (at least not in my presence )
they are rowdy as children are but are very very well behaved i can take all of them together shopping and get people saying how well behaved they are
we have a buddy system in our house so somebody is always holding somebody's hand
i make all my food from scratch including the baby's food (which is the inli thing i have in my freezer)and i have breast fed all of my children until they are at least 2
its parents that are just shite that this problem comes from not the amount of children they have
i have more children than most and my partner works every hour he can the children get whateva they need they go to clubs etc...... because i feel i hd those children and it is now my responsibility to make sure they have a beautiful happy life

I'm not a parent and I just get overwhelmed at the thought. I think I'd need a lot of mentoring to learn to become a good parent. People like you Katfight are inspirational.

The whole many versus few thing got me thinking about my flatmate's boyfriend - who is fom Papua New Guinea. His mum had something like 11 children before she died during childbirth. She brought him up very well but using ideas I'd think are unusual in modern western culture.

One example being that she taught him to wash his own clothes and finish all his chores when he was told to. One day he left his good clothes soaking in a bucket of water and went off to play without finishing up. His mum took them out and cut them all up to teach him that if you don't look after your good things you don't get to keep them!

He is almost too fastidious but as one of the older brothers in the family he takes a lot of responsibility for his younger sibling - which reminds me of Katfight's buddy system.

I also like the idea of teaching kids to cook and clean etc as soon as possible is all part of it.

I found living out of home relatively easy compared to my older brothers becuase I knew how to do that when I moved out. They did work growing up too but it was 100 % farm work so when living out of home in the city those skills didn't help in such a direct way. I think for a while some of the food they ate was pretty boring!

One of my first flatmates ended up moving back in with her Grandma not long after moving out because she couldn't handle cooking and cleaning for herself. She didn't know how to use a washing machine or anything!

I did/do have a difficult time due to not getting my driving licence before moving out and if I ever have kids that's one thing I'll insist on teaching them as soon as it's legal.

That's why I don't disagree with the clothes washing thing and buddy systems. I think you need to teach your kids responsibility along with the skills they need to be independent.

I think you mostly hear about the nuture aspect of parenting but little about the idea of teaching your kids responsibility. Too many kids are brought up spoilt and without basic self care skills.

I'm not sure if other people would see a connection between this and this really bad behaviour but I think it's all part of where the western culture often falls short in it's education of parents and parents to be.

I think its great to teach them that they can chose to do whatever they wish and they always have your blessings and your love unconditionally ;
"but listen carefully to me because (these ) will be the concequences of your actions."And spell it out with no embarresment no hiding a thing.

You can test a kid out and how much work you have in front of you and how much of an eye you need to keep on one by offering them a lolly now or if they wait till tomorrow they can have the whole bag,its their choice.

I have one of each in my house, both are great kids but one needs steerage,the other has it made already.