Questioning Authority is Good

[2fast4u]

yup, ya havent heard from me so much for quite a while but i couldnt resist posting this for you guys :)

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[digitalwanderer]

Good one, two points! (Would you believe it that I have a big button that says, "QUESTION AUTHORITY!!!" :) )

[druga runda]

good one :D

How would I explain it to my kids
:rofl

[digitalwanderer]

Originally posted by druga runda
How would I explain it to my kids
:rofl
I'm actually trying to teach that one to my kids... ;)

[1stFlight]

Originally posted by digitalwanderer
I'm actually trying to teach that one to my kids... ;)

It's unfortunate that the American society requires that one needs to learn how to think for themselves.

A Free society of mental slaves, oh the irony.

[digitalwanderer]

Originally posted by 1stFlight
It's unfortunate that the American society requires that one needs to learn how to think for themselves.

A Free society of mental slaves, oh the irony.
True, but I think it is important to teach it to 'em no matter how much I'm positive it's gonna come back to bite me in the ass when they're teens. :rolleyes:

[1stFlight]

Originally posted by digitalwanderer
True, but I think it is important to teach it to 'em no matter how much I'm positive it's gonna come back to bite me in the ass when they're teens. :rolleyes:

Yeah it will, it's a fine line because some authority is needed, some is not ..and the reasoning skills to determine the level of that authority is in massive flux for those teenage years.

Being a teenager isn't easy, tough to remember as a parent... for me though, I've got 9 more years before I even have to worry about that!

[sytaylor]

Originally posted by 1stFlight
A Free society of mental slaves, oh the irony.

You'd love songs by bad religion.. they hold a very similar view to yourself. Personally i think its quite easy to learn, but also that its imperative.. never "just accept"