Post: #1

An Open Letter To The Parents Of The Stephentown 300
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kelly-lync...83962.html

Ex-NFL star Brian Holloway may be sued by parents of teens who allegedly trashed his upstate NY home
Several parents are reportedly considering lawsuits against the former Patriots and Raiders offensive lineman after he posted their children's names on a website created in the wake of the Labor Day weekend house party.

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/footba...-1.1462008

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We all talk about whats wrong with todays american girls.

I think this is not GIRLS only. Its too much ENTITLEMENT and NO EFFORT and DISCIPLINE for this ENTIRE GENERATION!

What the hell is wrong with these kids.. them being them..
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What is wrong with their PARENTS? and then forget that teens do stupid stuff.. but they dont even want to IMPROVE their kids CONSCIENCE or set them right.. they are just ridiculous..

This is what will lead to the DOWNFALL of whatever they are doing to build the next generations.

Post: #2

IMO, when I heard about all this, this is the end result of feminism...

It isn't just the broken home ghettos where 14 year olds kill each other over pairs of shoes.

And it isn't just the middle class being crushed by feminist liberal economic policies that simply will NEVER work.

It is also the wealthy being affected. The men have no control over their households today. I think most of the fathers in these families would be fine with their kids having to help clean and repair the damage they made. But they are simply too busy and too removed from power to do anything.

My guess is it is the mother's who are pushing for this lawsuit. Feminism has entitled these women to think their kids can vandalize someone else's house and they are the victims for it.

Unreal. The entire west appears to be collapsing. I think soon the economy in the USA collapse and when it does, it will get VERY violent.

Post: #3

Lots of parents never make their kids take responsibility. Yall realize that theres always been spoiled, rich brats right? Its nothing new. This doesnt mean doomsday for America.

Post: #4

Wait what?

The kids trashed the guys house and now the parents are suing him for it?



EDIT: Jesus fucking christ... How are people even this fucked up?

Quote:But rather than apologize to Holloway for their children's behavior, some parents have contacted their lawyers to see what legal action they can take against the former Patriots and Raiders offensive lineman

Post: #5

An acquaintance of mine - young guy, early twenties, helps his father run a hotel - commented that most people his age are utterly useless employees. That he can't find a hard-working, punctual teenager to save his life.

I'm in the process of trying to start a business, and I'm seeing useless twats everywhere, so maybe it's not just teenagers - but it's a datapoint.

We were talking about the manosphere (well, he was mistaking the manosphere for Paul Elam, but nonetheless), and he argued that Men need less coddling, and more of a kick in the ass. Degenerate Millenials and all that.

File under "Anecdote."

Post: #6

I agree with other posters that the average employee is quite useless... Someone who has his/her shit together can climb to the top so easy its a joke. Everywhere I go the level of professionalism is just so low... But this kind of shit rarely flies in other countries. Maybe delinquent kids but they are punished for their actions and parents shamed/forced to pay for damages. Its clearly the decline of the west though "decline" may be the wrong word. More like "stagnation of the united states while other developed and developing countries surpass us."

Keep in mind the only thing keeping American on top is Entrepreneurs and that entrepreneurial mindset, despite only a handful of cities in the U.S. supporting and encouraging entrepreneurship ie Silicon Valley, NY, Austin, Chicago, Boston. Yet most developments come out of NY and Silicon Valley. As support for entrepreneurs spreads to other countries that dont have as many government regulations and red tape so too will new Silicon Valleys start to emerge in the world which allow developing countries to surpass the U.S.. Hell Id move as soon as a city outside the U.S. started to reproduce the equivalent of Silicon Valley in a capitalist economy.

Post: #7

When I worked in part time jobs I didn't care. I would work harder if I was paid more but I didn't care. I was in college and had better prospects up the road. At my real job, I am very professional and on point. But at 8.75 an hour I didn't give a crap.

If I had no future, I would have put in the effort at those low level jobs.