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Kids are not as innocent as everyone thinks.

Film-Guy · 2008-11-05 09:20:41

Everyone I know has this BS idea of kdis being innocent, that they dont know or understand what they are doing when they do wrong. While that may be true for some kids, the majority of kids I know clearly know and understand what they are doing. For example there were some kids who put a cat in an oven a while back, it was posted here, and some people I told about it said that the kids didnt know what they were doing. That is BS, kids are alot more evil and mean than their parents want to believe. You only have to look at how some kids treat the outcasts and the unusual kids at school to see that kids can really be pricks. The parents are of course partly to blame for not explaining what is wrong or right to their kids, instead alot of parents choose to let kids watch and play anything, even if it is violent. THen they act shocked that their kid is violent at school or outside the house. Parents are some of the biggest BS artists around, they are so dedicated to making the government censor everything while they sit back and complain about how violent movies and games are corrupting our youth. Maybe if they did their damn jobs and werent such crap parents, maybe their kids would know the difference between right and wrong or reality and fiction.End of rant, what do you guys think?

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ragek1ll589

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#51 ragek1ll589

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I don't agree with the "Kids are innocent" arguement either. The majority of them know what they are doing and know it's wrong.

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#52 Shinobi120

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Sorry for bumping this, but what about if they have disorders, such as Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Reactive Attachment Disorder, Conduct Disorder or Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (which is usually the underlining cause of ODD, RAD and CD), or a NPD (NarcissisticPersonality Disorder)? Ever thought of that?

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