Fragile future

[matrixmann]

Pampering of young people needs to stop.
It's no miracle that, when they first get to hear a "No" not until when they're already grown up, that they feel it as a trauma.
Psychically, it even compares to that - because it's something that they're completely not used to in their own world. It smashes their whole view of the world, it's something not

Comments

[onb2017]

It is sort of social engineering. I totally agree that the new generation does not know any rejection and totally unprepared. It is not natural to human nature to be shielded from problems. People need to face problems and know how to solve them and not how to avoid them.

[matrixmann]

I don't know if there really is some coordinated strategy behind at all. It all just looks like a patch-work of differing wishes and wills for differing directions, and like there is no higher goal. Or it maybe is the goal to prevent a higher aim from developing. Let them be whatever freakish they want to be, but let them be stupid and unable to deal with anything or anyone. As long as they don't start to ask questions, they do whatever they are supposed to do.

[onb2017]

I agree here. It is a natural process. I don't know if there is any clear intention behind but for sure they grow up idiots who don't know how deal with reality.

[matrixmann]

It's where you end up with this feel-good activism. You know, I have my reasons for putting it into question if this is not corrupted as well by the system in every aspect - if it even has been so from the start. 'Cause that's somehow a cause of a lot of problems these days - people, in their basic character as humans, are not what these activists in their enthusiasm try to make believe.