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Everything you need to know about gun death statistics...
....is right here in this news article:
http://www.nbc-2.com/story/22034204/police-investigating-double-homicide-ft-myers#.UXR2EkrlXQp Unfortunately similar stories play out across the country almost every day. I find it hard to believe that any kind of new legislation is going to prevent this kind of nonsense which is being driven primarily by drug culture, and glorified by rap music. It's very difficult to fix cultural and lifestyle issues with legislation. What is needed is good old fashioned leadership from the communities involved and we aren't getting it. |
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Everything you need to know about gun death statistics...
"Wayne B" wrote in message ... ....is right here in this news article: http://www.nbc-2.com/story/22034204/police-investigating-double-homicide-ft-myers#.UXR2EkrlXQp Unfortunately similar stories play out across the country almost every day. I find it hard to believe that any kind of new legislation is going to prevent this kind of nonsense which is being driven primarily by drug culture, and glorified by rap music. It's very difficult to fix cultural and lifestyle issues with legislation. What is needed is good old fashioned leadership from the communities involved and we aren't getting it. ------------------------------------------------- Just this morning Mrs. E. and I were discussing the "cultural" changes we have witnessed over the years . We both agreed that part of it is because we are both becoming "old farts" and are probably not as open to change as we were many years ago. But I also keep hearing from those "progressives" in the world that it's due to changing demographics as they relate to values and morals. That cracks me up. Changing demographics apparently must include relieving parents of many of their responsibilities of instilling values and morals in their kids and leaving those duties in the hands of schools and shrinks who typically just prescribe pills to correct any attitude problems in the youth of today. My father's pill was an inch and a half wide leather belt. Rarely used it but just the thought of it was effective. |
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Everything you need to know about gun death statistics...
On Sun, 21 Apr 2013 20:14:24 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:
"Wayne B" wrote in message .. . ...is right here in this news article: http://www.nbc-2.com/story/22034204/police-investigating-double-homicide-ft-myers#.UXR2EkrlXQp Unfortunately similar stories play out across the country almost every day. I find it hard to believe that any kind of new legislation is going to prevent this kind of nonsense which is being driven primarily by drug culture, and glorified by rap music. It's very difficult to fix cultural and lifestyle issues with legislation. What is needed is good old fashioned leadership from the communities involved and we aren't getting it. ------------------------------------------------- Just this morning Mrs. E. and I were discussing the "cultural" changes we have witnessed over the years . We both agreed that part of it is because we are both becoming "old farts" and are probably not as open to change as we were many years ago. But I also keep hearing from those "progressives" in the world that it's due to changing demographics as they relate to values and morals. That cracks me up. Changing demographics apparently must include relieving parents of many of their responsibilities of instilling values and morals in their kids and leaving those duties in the hands of schools and shrinks who typically just prescribe pills to correct any attitude problems in the youth of today. My father's pill was an inch and a half wide leather belt. Rarely used it but just the thought of it was effective. ==== When the parents are little more than children themselves, and frequently missing in action, there isn't a high probabability of successful child rearing. That's why we need more leadership from the communities in my opinion, but it doesn' seem to be happening. Someone has to figure out a way to change the culture. |
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Everything you need to know about gun death statistics...
"Wayne B" wrote in message ... On Sun, 21 Apr 2013 20:14:24 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote: "Wayne B" wrote in message .. . ...is right here in this news article: http://www.nbc-2.com/story/22034204/police-investigating-double-homicide-ft-myers#.UXR2EkrlXQp Unfortunately similar stories play out across the country almost every day. I find it hard to believe that any kind of new legislation is going to prevent this kind of nonsense which is being driven primarily by drug culture, and glorified by rap music. It's very difficult to fix cultural and lifestyle issues with legislation. What is needed is good old fashioned leadership from the communities involved and we aren't getting it. ------------------------------------------------- Just this morning Mrs. E. and I were discussing the "cultural" changes we have witnessed over the years . We both agreed that part of it is because we are both becoming "old farts" and are probably not as open to change as we were many years ago. But I also keep hearing from those "progressives" in the world that it's due to changing demographics as they relate to values and morals. That cracks me up. Changing demographics apparently must include relieving parents of many of their responsibilities of instilling values and morals in their kids and leaving those duties in the hands of schools and shrinks who typically just prescribe pills to correct any attitude problems in the youth of today. My father's pill was an inch and a half wide leather belt. Rarely used it but just the thought of it was effective. ==== When the parents are little more than children themselves, and frequently missing in action, there isn't a high probabability of successful child rearing. That's why we need more leadership from the communities in my opinion, but it doesn' seem to be happening. Someone has to figure out a way to change the culture. ------------------------------------------ I think it has to start very early in someone's life and it has to come from the parents (or parent). The parental image in a kid's mind has to be one of both love and discipline, led by example and it has to be consistent in terms of uniformity. You can't "out source" that to the school systems, which is what is happening today. The other day when someone was posting something about raising taxes to fund "pre-kindergarten" programs, I almost fell off my chair. Still haven't got up. |
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Everything you need to know about gun death statistics...
On 4/21/13 8:42 PM, Eisboch wrote:
"Wayne B" wrote in message ... On Sun, 21 Apr 2013 20:14:24 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote: "Wayne B" wrote in message ... ...is right here in this news article: http://www.nbc-2.com/story/22034204/police-investigating-double-homicide-ft-myers#.UXR2EkrlXQp Unfortunately similar stories play out across the country almost every day. I find it hard to believe that any kind of new legislation is going to prevent this kind of nonsense which is being driven primarily by drug culture, and glorified by rap music. It's very difficult to fix cultural and lifestyle issues with legislation. What is needed is good old fashioned leadership from the communities involved and we aren't getting it. ------------------------------------------------- Just this morning Mrs. E. and I were discussing the "cultural" changes we have witnessed over the years . We both agreed that part of it is because we are both becoming "old farts" and are probably not as open to change as we were many years ago. But I also keep hearing from those "progressives" in the world that it's due to changing demographics as they relate to values and morals. That cracks me up. Changing demographics apparently must include relieving parents of many of their responsibilities of instilling values and morals in their kids and leaving those duties in the hands of schools and shrinks who typically just prescribe pills to correct any attitude problems in the youth of today. My father's pill was an inch and a half wide leather belt. Rarely used it but just the thought of it was effective. ==== When the parents are little more than children themselves, and frequently missing in action, there isn't a high probabability of successful child rearing. That's why we need more leadership from the communities in my opinion, but it doesn' seem to be happening. Someone has to figure out a way to change the culture. ------------------------------------------ I think it has to start very early in someone's life and it has to come from the parents (or parent). The parental image in a kid's mind has to be one of both love and discipline, led by example and it has to be consistent in terms of uniformity. You can't "out source" that to the school systems, which is what is happening today. The other day when someone was posting something about raising taxes to fund "pre-kindergarten" programs, I almost fell off my chair. Still haven't got up. Since the 1980's, the economy has been such that most middle and lower income families cannot survive on one paycheck. That's a big part of why there are so many pre-school programs for small children. |
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Everything you need to know about gun death statistics...
On Sun, 21 Apr 2013 22:09:39 -0400, "F.O.A.D." wrote:
On 4/21/13 8:42 PM, Eisboch wrote: "Wayne B" wrote in message ... On Sun, 21 Apr 2013 20:14:24 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote: "Wayne B" wrote in message ... ...is right here in this news article: http://www.nbc-2.com/story/22034204/police-investigating-double-homicide-ft-myers#.UXR2EkrlXQp Unfortunately similar stories play out across the country almost every day. I find it hard to believe that any kind of new legislation is going to prevent this kind of nonsense which is being driven primarily by drug culture, and glorified by rap music. It's very difficult to fix cultural and lifestyle issues with legislation. What is needed is good old fashioned leadership from the communities involved and we aren't getting it. ------------------------------------------------- Just this morning Mrs. E. and I were discussing the "cultural" changes we have witnessed over the years . We both agreed that part of it is because we are both becoming "old farts" and are probably not as open to change as we were many years ago. But I also keep hearing from those "progressives" in the world that it's due to changing demographics as they relate to values and morals. That cracks me up. Changing demographics apparently must include relieving parents of many of their responsibilities of instilling values and morals in their kids and leaving those duties in the hands of schools and shrinks who typically just prescribe pills to correct any attitude problems in the youth of today. My father's pill was an inch and a half wide leather belt. Rarely used it but just the thought of it was effective. ==== When the parents are little more than children themselves, and frequently missing in action, there isn't a high probabability of successful child rearing. That's why we need more leadership from the communities in my opinion, but it doesn' seem to be happening. Someone has to figure out a way to change the culture. ------------------------------------------ I think it has to start very early in someone's life and it has to come from the parents (or parent). The parental image in a kid's mind has to be one of both love and discipline, led by example and it has to be consistent in terms of uniformity. You can't "out source" that to the school systems, which is what is happening today. The other day when someone was posting something about raising taxes to fund "pre-kindergarten" programs, I almost fell off my chair. Still haven't got up. Since the 1980's, the economy has been such that most middle and lower income families cannot survive on one paycheck. That's a big part of why there are so many pre-school programs for small children. Maybe fewer children out of wedlock (DC is pushing 80%), fewer inner-city drug dealers, more schools and parents devoted to education and not the union or the welfare check, and fewer big cities run by uncaring Democrats would go far towards helping the problem. Salmonbait -- 'Name-calling' - the liberals' last stand. |
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