GD> social contract? 
 GD> It's called Parenting. Children learn what is acceptable from their
 GD> parents.

That's a load. If that were true, you wouldn't be out there complaining about the trans movement or kids being sissies or whatever gets your panties in a bunch because parents like you would be teaching your young sons (and daughters) what "real" men do. None of today's youth problems would exist.

I opened with a statement about the complexity of situations like this, and you came straight out with guns a'blazin'. You have no interest in genuine discourse here.

 GD> At what time is a child transformed from a having a promising future to
 GD> having no future. Is this when the culture of hip-hop and do what you
 GD> want mentality become more dominant and the guidance from parents
 GD> becomes a thing that happens in other families.

Hello, Mr. Red Herring.

 GD> Ok but I will. It is beyond obvious. 

Good. You can have that argument with yourself.

 GD> There was a time when young men used to bring riffles to school as a
 GD> instrument of pride.

I don't remember that time. My parents don't, either. Maybe my grandparents did, but I'd guess that was to protect themselves from wildlife, not from the Commies.

 GD> Is Diversity and Inclusion responsible, I think it is. aka: Feelings...

If diversity and inclusion were the issue, I'd wager a guess that most of these school shootings wouldn't be happening.

 GD> I have no problem with anyone wanting to express themselves, but why
 GD> must we all be forced to witness and celebrate their triumph?

What in the unholy fried chicken are you talking about?

 GD> This has transformed our landscape from being strong to a bunch of
 GD> sissies.

Sigh.

RS

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