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Britons place low value on teaching children obedience, study finds
(www.theguardian.com)
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We're now on the third or fourth generation of parents who think the sun shines out of their kids arses and their little cherubs are more special than your cherubs.
The latest generation of parents are all the Emilys and Olivias that grew up shrieking and shouting in restaurants and supermarkets, and not being chastised for it.
It fuckin shows
Honestly, this sounds more like you just don't like children.