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That's a great piece, and I'd love to hear the what the opposing viewpoint has to say. I don't think we're far off from that description of our younger generations.
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That's the biggest load of crap I've read in some time, and displays a glaring ignorance of the life of the average Brit.
Please explain to me how a cop shooting someone means that one has the right to loot a clothing store. Or steal a TV. Or set a car on fire. Or (if you're a stupid 16y/o girl) that you get to commit assault on a uniformed policeman.
That's a great piece, and I'd love to hear the what the opposing viewpoint has to say. I don't think we're far off from that description of our younger generations.
the "average" Brit isn't looting. The average feral, welfare-bred, non-educated, drug-using Gen Y looter seems pretty well described and documented in that piece.
Maybe that's how you're raising your kids, but I know a lot of young people and I am generally impressed with them. It's the 40 and older crowd that's dragging this country down. Young people will always be the bright spot in any society. Avarice and bitterness are learned traits which require decades to fully develop.
So your contention is that these young people are the bright spot of the British society, and that their avarice and bitterness are traits they've learned well ahead of the decades you think it's supposed to take? You seem to be all over the place here.
So Great Britain is no longer a "society"?You are responding to my opinion of American youth, not British youth.
They have few similarities beyond their age.
Young people will always be the bright spot in any society. Avarice and bitterness are learned traits...
