Todays youth

Cars, holidays abroad, credit cards, fancy designer clothes, money in their pocket, going out to eat etc


When I was young we had nowt, just the odd daytrip out, never eat out, cheap clothes, knitted jumpers, hand downs etc, but we all knew how to fend for ourselves

The downside of spoilt generations, is how useless they've become in everyday basic quick DIY tasks and chores....general tidiness such as cleaning up, keeping their room tidy, washing up, running errands, fuses, plugs, gardening, putting a lightbulb in etc

Dont think there is a quick fix tbh

boat,
it's the women/mothers.
they all want to pamper they babies,
give them everything,
don't know when to stop wiping their arses.

technology also.
my kid for example.
he lives in metal gear solid world.
to him that's reality.
he has absolutely no conception of real life..
he's a computer-zombie.
he's 20 coming on 21,
has never washed a cup up.
used to like cooking,
"oh come here,let mummy do that"
has never been hungry,
or cold.
would find walking to the nearest shop a trial.
and would probably go to the doctor if he ever got a blister.

Dont think there is a quick fix tbh

all we need do is delete them all along with other no-gooduns, we'd have to go back a second generation as well i think to completely wipe the slate clean and start afresh

we could perhaps draft a policy plan for this and submit to the home office as our (tjf) suggestion to help the country and economy recover - it would be sustainable in a green way too as we could burn them and turn them into energy so they'd be useful for at least once in their lives, or we could put them in sandbags and send them to australia to hep with the floods