Social Justice Warriors Thread

[Montegriffo]

[nmoore63]

https://abc7chicago.com/society/colorad ... n/4930768/

Coming back after the cake maker, even though he won at the scotus... this time for not baking a cake to celebrate gender transition...

[DBTrek]

Rough day for baked goods:
https://www.dailywire.com/news/39514/sc ... igail-roth

[Fife]

Rough day for baked goods:
https://www.dailywire.com/news/39514/sc ... igail-roth

But a great day for transgender Santa, eh?

[Speaker to Animals]

Diversity cult does not give one shit about human life.

https://hbr.org/2018/12/making-u-s-fire ... -inclusive

[Fife]

The Fire-Force-Five is gonna beat that inferno and gas explosion down with sassy fashion and dirty looks. Not to mention some strongly worded Vegas and Florida conference talk-talk.

[Ph64]

It's almost as if the more we coddle them the worse they do and the more fragile they get...

[The Conservative]

It's almost as if the more we coddle them the worse they do and the more fragile they get...

If these kids had my life growing up, they would have committed suicide a long time ago.

[jediuser598]

Being in college right now, man a lot of the students have therapists and nearly all of them have psychological "issues." I don't think it's their fault per se, more they're actively telling their parents that look, they don't need therapy, but it's being forced on them and so is medication. It was a poetry class so we got to read some people's internal thoughts on this (work shopping and all).

My takeaway is it is the parent's fault.

Kids don't learn how to manage stress because their parents don't teach them, so they have to come up with their own methods in dealing with it knowing that having a therapist the rest of your life isn't ideal, neither is being on all of that medication.

The greatest generation told my parents, look you make choices now you face consequences, don't coming running to me when your consequences show up at your door, deal with them. That's real life. Parents these days won't let kids face the consequences of their actions.

[GloryofGreece]

Being in college right now, man a lot of the students have therapists and nearly all of them have psychological "issues." I don't think it's their fault per se, more they're actively telling their parents that look, they don't need therapy, but it's being forced on them and so is medication. It was a poetry class so we got to read some people's internal thoughts on this (work shopping and all).

My takeaway is it is the parent's fault.

Kids don't learn how to manage stress because their parents don't teach them, so they have to come up with their own methods in dealing with it knowing that having a therapist the rest of your life isn't ideal, neither is being on all of that medication.

The greatest generation told my parents, look you make choices now you face consequences, don't coming running to me when your consequences show up at your door, deal with them. That's real life. Parents these days won't let kids face the consequences of their actions.

Correct.

There's plenty of blame to offer up. Institutions like School and to some degree actual policies and laws but for the most part its the role of parenting to help their kids grow up.