Are Kids More Disrespectful These Days? | Straight from the Hart | Laugh Out Loud Network

Over the weekend, NBA Youngboy jumped on IG Live and called out Floyd Mayweather and the gang into a discussion on if "kids these days" are disrespect. We also find out Joey was paddled back in school and not in the cool sexy way. Here's the latest edition of Straight from the (Zoom)Hart for you. #SiriusXM #Channel96
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[@ibnwilliams6445]

Kodak blue 😂😂 What movie he on ?😂😂

[@aubreykross9324]

Yoooo he really said that tho 😂😂😂😂😂 had me 💀💀💀💀💀

[@originalpeoplecoalition5468]

Lmao 😂 damn

[@davidhampton5947]

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[@_stanley_c_]

No No. Kodak Black. He's locked up but he was posting on his IG from jail. 😂😂😂

[@ibnwilliams6445]

Aubrey kross that’s something my grandma and mom would say 🤣😂

[@malikbukaiinyc900]

Na'im said some real ish. When I was teenager my pops and his peoples dressed nothing like us, listened to no music like us nor even spoke like us. Today...it's all one culture.

[@ericjones4150]

malikbukaii nyc too true, and it wasn’t that we had kids at a earlier age. It’s definitely music, social media and fear or lack of.

[@RR-rw2ku]

I'm 42yrs young and I still refer to people I don't know, as Sir and Ma'am.

[@marcuswalton3787]

Ronald Rideaux so do I. I’m from Mississippi and that’s how I was raised and I’m 44.

[@spanklocpimpn7517]

Yup its second nature to me and brother I'm also 42. My 3 boys do the same💯. If we didn't mama would knock our lips loose 👋🏾

[@azuriwhitlock]

Disrespect is on the rise because we are operating on lack of community, strained family relationships, and spiritual grounding. How do you expect kids to act without morality/ moral code and no one to hold them accountable?

[@fatbroccoli8]

They’re just way more entitled, expecting everything on a silver platter. I think it’s because they aren’t independent at all and never play outside anymore like the good old days

[@benfeld4058]

@@fatbroccoli8 Absolutely. Unfortunately I think technology is a big part of the problem. It's not uncommon for kids to have Kindle Fires, iPads, iPhones, some portable gaming device, and gaming consoles. And what happens when they drop it and the screen breaks? Most of the time they just get another one because it's easier to give the kid something to watch on than deal with them. They don't learn how to take care of their things and they certainly don't learn to respect their things.

[@drewholley6314]

Agreed!

[@tylittle411]

Parents trying to be their children's friend., instead of someone to be respected

[@Ahmed-rn1gr]

tylittle411 needs to be a balance of both tbh, imagine just respect with no friendly relationship where they can trust and share things with you.or the other extreme where its too much like friends and they mock you with no boundary of respect

[@livvasiliades2497]

My mother is my best friend. I respect because she has given me a reason to. She has always been there for me. She has always guided me in the right direction. Even though she yells at me sometimes she has always treated me with respect. That is why I respect her. You can't just demand respect from your kids if you don't give them any. It's a parents job to be a role model. My mother has not only shown me what respect is. She has also shown me unconditional love. Parents should be focused on guiding their kids down the right path and not earning their kids respect. If parents are good role models and teachers than respect will come naturally. This is coming from a 14 year old kid who loves and respects her mom with good reason!

[@livvasiliades2497]

@ANIMENIACS What I am saying is that my parents raised me in a way that I automatically respect them because they have been amazing role models. I wasn't born knowing to respect my parents. That is something they had to teach to me.

[@livvasiliades2497]

@@oneskillpoint4669 When did I say that? ever since I was a kid my parents have shown me love and support. I learn from them to do the same. My parents don't spend money on me me for me to treat them the way I should.

[@VictoriousByDivineRight]

I'm African, even as an adult the fear of my parents will always be instilled in me!

[@lovelife8968]

Me too! Still fearful of the African slap! The beat downs were illegal 😂

[@jordanwafula6729]

yyung ssuu same here bruh...I’m only 15 and sometimes I jus can’t look my pops in da eye

[@MeMyselfInu]

African parents have the heaviest hand when it comes to beating their kids and don’t let them tell you to go pick your switch because if you come back with the wrong one....they will go get the correct one for you😂

[@fair167]

respect and admiration rather-than fear.

[@streetball809]

Afro dady, heavy hands and huge heart. Respect your parents even if they are little too strict or "abusive" you will know everything later just like i did. may allah bless every dad on this planet

[@StevenAllotey]

It is a parents job to teach their kids to give respect in order to be respected. Everything starts at home.

[@BruceJrAdike]

The younger generation is disrespectful because parents don’t know how to educate their children

[@jaybreezy642]

Them explaining who kodak black is killed me😂😂. Joey: kodak what... kodak blue?😂

[@cherylbrownlifeexposed3926]

This is so absolute truth! My current situation. The disrespect that has slipped into the home has been beyond crazy. Would love to share my story.

[@erichunter2935]

I would love to hear it, I shared a portion of mines.

[@briankimcomedy]

kevin hart is the man! you inspired me to do standup comedy so i moved to nyc and pursued my dream and got passed at my first club... thanks kevin hart!!😃

[@ashleyjlucio96]

My elementary school used to hit us with the paddle when kids would act up. Every single teacher had one. The coach and principle had one too. This was like 15 years ago haha.

[@icebergslimtv6377]

I just wanna see how Floyd’s going to react because he’s always putting himself out there as having everything under control and his kids are set for life so why his daughter running behind a rapper putting her freedom on the line like a girl who doesn’t have anything to lose

[@endl1234]

It maybe she's not getting the love she thinks she needs. Money don't solve everything, he should have focused on being a parent.

[@TheZogie]

They have materials not love

[@edgarbautista6772]

This generation is influenced by your generation and it's definitely on us but it was caused by your generations parenting and teaching or lack of

[@babajidejoshua7287]

This was a really sensible conversation

[@josearache4525]

First time they disrespect you that’s when you have to act!! Right away!!

[@rashawnblount7954]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 he said what movie he play on lmfao

[@adriannieves1495]

Yep kidz these days don’t respect like they used to. They need to learn that if you want respect, ya gotta earn it bro. If you respect others they gon respect ya. Disrespect leads to disrespect back. If I did some of da things the kids these days did now, I woulda been dealt with fo sure. Ya gotta respect yo elders bro, especially yo parents. Don’t forget who brought you into these world, dope interview guys. ✊🏾✊🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@thachosen1593]

my opinion is i think its on the parents on how they raise their kids yea its okay to be cool with ur kids but also have that discipline as well

[@Pinkricaan]

I'm 38 street smart and book smart my mom would beat me like a dog cuz she had a bad day and I was a nerd..we would disrespect elders in private...my Puerto Rican side was drug dealers down to my abuela...my Nana (RIP) has me raising my kids where they think Shut up and dumb are curse words and they spell them...i don't curse In front of them or elders STILL... sadly they are not accepted too much socially because they don't curse as 2nd & 3rd graders in NYC

[@activenattractivemotors6052]

Yes , because either there grandparents didn't teach there parents anything good or the parents just don't care

[@Gostdemonoid]

Ya. Dam sham :/

[@JavierFernandez01]

Blame the kids. ;) pro tip.

[@TheStonesQT93]

Speaking as someone who’s 27, I honestly think that my generation and also gen Z are less respectful. Few key things: Definition: respect is to hold someone in regard for their abilities, achievements, or qualities Generic applicability to elders: it’s perceived that we should respect our elders even if they haven’t achieved much for the simple fact that they made their way through life and as a result carry their own unique wisdom. Some may have even raised a family, which is an accomplishment to anyone who understands what being a parent means. Generational shifts: 60’s - 70’s flower power and hippies: rebelled because they thought their elders messed up politically. They also rebelled for more freedoms. Nothing in the many videos and documentaries I saw (which included candid street interviews) showed that they disrespected elders as people. Just didn’t like their views. 90’s angst: disillusioned youngsters rebelled against the sterilization of society. They rebelled against the fakeness of social constructs and the white picket fence American dream (music see grunge, movies see American Beauty). Again, maybe I’m blind but I couldn’t see disrespect directed at someone as a person Current: we blame the past generations for everything. Sure, we have our strong arguments. But what we also do is not respect others and elders enough to actually listen and see if there is value in their experiences. We’re standing on a pedestal thinking that we would have done things better, forgetting that the world was a different place, forgetting that every person is struggling in their own world. Our disrespect is not only towards concepts or philosophies but it has transcended to disrespecting people on a large scale. It’s not just elders. It’s anyone that doesn’t fit our narrative.

[@600Romell]

Sometimes beating too much is the problem

[@rubyguidetti8791]

i’m 16, in highschool it’s so sad how there’s that group of kids disrespect teachers and peers like in some of my classes the 2 or 3 kids be cursing out the teacher and i feel so bad. like i’m my chemistry class and my teacher she’s kinda old and she has two kids and i just feel for her when the kids are being so mean to her it’s like she’s not only a teacher but a human with feelings like imagine how that feels. i cant, i wish some teens would really think about there view on other people to a certain extent like u cant say what u want. u cant cross a line. it’s scary but i’m glad that not all teens like me are respectful and smart.

[@Adventures_with_GEOFFERY]

*For me personally being apart of this younger generation when speaking on being disrespectful I’m respectful to a certain extent. Like the older generation would say and what I heard a lot was you should respect your elders and respect is earned not given and this and that and turn around and seeing most of those same elders being disrespectful is like ok if I don’t know you or even if I do know you why should I respect you when I’ve seen you act different and be disrespectful in a sense I’m saying don’t hold me to higher standard than you hold yourself because I’m going to fail at some point and your not going to like it or what I do about it when I get back up*

[@shannicearrecheapr]

I literally can not tell you how much I love these conversations

[@steweyfoodreview5577]

KEV IS HILARIOUS!! Inspired by many to make funny KZbin videos! I have some funny ones as well! Thanks for creating!

[@whysoserious6216]

It’s the same You can just see it more now

[@williamjones6266]

You guys should do more of these videos, I like hearing from the og's.

[@ericarm630]

Hey Kevin I love your video stay positive and be safe

[@DallethechampDK]

Hello from Denmark And i Will just say that i love my parrents! stay safe

[@deloresharvey8209]

Yes they are. And they feel like they are grown and we still taking care of them. It's not like when we were growing up

[@j2x780]

I mean yall was borderline stupid coming up so this generation wouldnt be like yall lol

[@Japan-l7w]

The problem is the older generation. It’s their off spring that’s being disrespectful. We as a people allowed other people to infiltrate our house holds and tell us how to discipline our kids. And this is the end results. Now just like the outside world, they don’t respect us. And instead of the older generation taking responsibility for their kids lack of respect, they now blame the children as if they raised themselves. Which in some cases that has happen as well but that just furthers the point that if you didn’t raise them you can’t except them to respect you. 💯

[@user-yu7iy2px7w]

kevin is a king

[@hollis1440]

I have two teenage boys, I’m a single parent and I’ve been a teacher for 19 years. There is so much involved as to why there has been a decline in the respect and behavior of children.

[@DSmith4ChristKC]

This is the first generation of parent/children that are listening to the same genre of music (hip hop). That makes things a tad bit different.

[@ricksavage7068]

The wrestling coach had the paddle with holes drilled in it..."grab your ankles"

[@kevlamar6613]

Jadakiss said you get much further when you use manners

[@patricklaiche336]

Kevin is the greatest man ever

[@Al-gi5xr]

I want to see the rock in here with you guys , I know it’ll be hella jokes going round !

[@exiletragic8577]

Hope y’all have a wonderful day

[@SLIM_MARSHALL87]

I was born in 87 and i remember getting paddlings up till 3rd grade in small NC town

[@kaimzinja4154]

Respect is Earned

[@angelaedwards5969]

I got spanked at school, parents came to school gave a spanking, and left!

[@kaimzinja4154]

What?

[@BlackPacaso]

Im 26 grew up in the hood and yea paddles rulers books all that was still poppin but i think as you get older you notice stuff dif, my dad used to beat randoms up in the street and still be like kids these days crazy😂😂

[@WhyThoAce]

I got paddled and I was born in 1985. My mom worked at the school too, so I got paddled and whooped.

[@cajun-brat6768]

If my husband were to say that about my father....... Lord help him. Keep my daddy's name out your mouth.

[@trell4580]

The reality theorists spitting facts.

[@sebrofk_]

I’m seeing more and more replies so I’d just like to say that I mean no disrespect to anyone who replies I’m just up for having a conversation about the mentality of my generation. All due respect to you Kevin Hart, I don’t think it’s productive to have a conversation about a whole generation saying “this generation is too this or this generation is too this” without having a single person from said generation there to defend themselves. Would y’all be alright with a group of old white men talking about why minority communities are still the way they are? The only difference I really see in our generation is how everything our generation says or does is recorded. The older generation could have just as many disrespectful people, and our generation wouldn’t know because y’all are allowed to forget your passed faults we’re not. Hell some of the most disrespectful people we know came from an older generation. Eminem, Richard Prior, George Carlin. If this generation is “more disrespectful” what do you define as disrespect? And where did we learn that from?

[@drewholley6314]

Naw kid, this generation is lost. Kevin don't need to have a representative from this generation. The actions you display daily is enough to judge. I'm an inner city teacher of 25 years. I can most definitely speak on this. I have students that will curse me out and the parents are no better. I grew up in the 70s and was born in the 60s. I completely respect my elders.

[@endl1234]

Look how this generation speak to each other. It seems like there are no boundaries and their parents seem to have lost the reigns.

[@sebrofk_]

Drew Holley all due respect to you sir only one opinion from a teacher can not sum up mentality of a whole generation. That fact that you feel like you can say “this generation is lost” when you’ve dealt with probably .1% of what this generation is speaks to the arrogance and ignorance of the change of times our generation has to face on a daily basis. I have very clear direction in my life and what I want to do, I have complete and total respect for my elders yet It’s seems like the respect isn’t always returned the same for the simple reason that I’m not as old as them. When you talk about respect, should you respect someone just because they’re older? No, respect is a 2 way street and if respect isn’t taught from the home it’s never gained. Just because you grew up in the 60-70s does not mean that you can then make an assumption about a whole generation now. I’ve worked with people well over their 50s that had no respect for a soul that came their way do you see me saying the older generation “is lost”? No I’m not saying that because my one experience cannot sum up the experiences of a whole generation. I hope you don’t go into those inner city school and talk to those kids like you know better. Like we aren’t facing more financial ruin then any other generation has ever faced, like how college prices increased I kid you not 1200% since the 1990s twice as much as health care costs increased, like we as generation don’t have more hardships to take on than any other generation. Also I constantly hear stories about how kids in the 60-80s used to sneak out and drink and smoke with their friends and sneak back in the house after curfew so was that considered respectful back then? To go behind your elders backs and do everything they told you not to and then lie to their face? And I feel like this point went completely over your head but I’ll say it one more time. If respect is not taught from home then it’s never gained. If this generation really is “more disrespectful” then you and your generation failed at teaching us what respect really is and what it means to y’all.

[@jwdathefax377]

Malcolm Osbourne - Learned it from your parents. The best example was when they talked about how calling people’s parents used to actually mean something. Of course like they said, there were kids in their generation who acted the same but you didn’t see it as much. Taking the internet completely out of the conversation, it’s just the difference of what a person personally seen with their own eyes in person as a young person, compared to what they see with their own eyes as an adult with the younger generation. Parents talking to their kids like they’re adults and not setting boundaries, equals those same kids disrespecting other adults outside of their household. These kids being raised by parents who are from “the hip hop generation” mixed with them not wanting to discipline their kids physically and not sticking to any OTHER forms of discipline is what we’re seeing.

[@sebrofk_]

Drew Holley might I add that race definitely played a role in this when you talk about inner city schools a majority of which are filled with minor families that have seen nothing BUT disrespect and hardship wether it be from police or a system put in place to keep us poor and working 24/7. I guaranteed you if you taught in the most preppy white neighborhood you can find, you as an individual would be surprised with the amount of respect that those students give those teachers, because at a young age those student’s parents didn’t have to worry about the next time their kids are gonna eat they didn’t have to worry about keeping they’re only home so their kids didn’t have to be homeless, so they actually had time to teach them to be respectful it’s not like respect just flies into out of nowhere. Those same kids you teach don’t have that privilege. They go home to a frustrated parent just trying to make sure they don’t lose everything while taking care of their child. Please give those kids you teach the respect they never got.

[@zaisama1]

Oh boy, that hoodie on a winter day

[@TheTaekwon3]

Some parents don't want to be parents or know what it means to be one

[@matt19122]

Ok whats that hoodie...put a link to that!! please

[@LOLNetwork]

Were/are you a class clown or a respectful student? Tell us those school stories!

[@riley1654]

I AM both, I get sh*t done but at the same time, everyone thinks I'm hilarious 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@prodgsd]

Kevin u the best, no one can compare to how funny u are 🙏🏽

[@freepalestine1764]

Respectful. My parents are west indian so I was raised by stern parents. Acting up at school isn't cute

[@daisymcclanahan]

I would be respectful I'm 23 now but I only cursed and such if a student was acting disrespectful toward a good teacher, and if a student was making fun of another student. I feel like there is a time and place for that

[@JavierFernandez01]

I was a respectful class clown. Drew teachers. Made explosives. It was different time...

[@kynroebri4347]

I remember the “paddle” at school also, it was an effective DETERRENT for me. I remember WHIPPINGS by my Mom also for even the most MINOR infractions which also was effective. I DID NOT WANT to treat my children that way and have them scared of me or scared to tell me IMPORTANT things. They ARE more assertive than I was allowed to be which appears DISRESPECTFUL to my Mom (Baby Boomer). Growing up, THE TEACHER was ALWAYS RIGHT to my Mom but with my kids I listen to their complaints because based on MY EXPERIENCE the Teachers were often FOS and abused their authority!!!😡

[@kaimzinja4154]

Great

[@DJAyflasHman]

Wait Kodak Blue..😂😂

[@SteveDeuce]

Kev, is that the hoodie blanket with the cellphone pocket on the front? Me and my girl have the same one.

[@lirajaae8654]

i love wayne!!!

[@evertoncharles2236]

Yes

[@kyleferguson5463]

This generation has more knowledge and is dealing with different kinds of trauma that is making some kids much more disrespectful but also parents these days are tryna be cooler and not necessarily handling their kids within these new times with all this different technology and access to information in a constructive way....

[@adesojiadedamola5419]

Kodak blue 😂😂

[@zach7829]

My dad would have beat me with the belt if I was to back talk him

[@murhsengamil2680]

I love u kevin

[@MonkeyDBlaze-ig8ss]

Yes.

[@wcarey96]

In Chicago the gym teacher had the paddle with air holes

[@eloyalinc1230]

Uall should post the entire show on youtube or lol network...I listen on xm radio...but I love and need to see uall sexiness talking

[@nelliesantiago5462]

Parents are younger now than before,parents are worse than their kids most times 😆 I know I was.

[@hollis1440]

Just imagine what the teachers have to deal with at school

[@rubyguidetti8791]

Hollis 1 its actually really sad, i’m 16 in high school and like some of my classes the way some kids talk back to are teachers and curse to them like it’s not cute it’s such a bad look. some kids have 0 respect.

[@yanellivillanueva4740]

Where is Kevin’s hoodie from??? Looks so cozy!

[@rubyguidetti8791]

Yanelli Villanueva amazon

[@BobbyFlip86]

Kev is right ... kids not scared of their parents cuz parents cant discipline kids that need to be disciplined ... you can discipline without being abusive .. because of the abusive parents the whole thing is shot..

[@ajbellamy568]

All I have to ask is.......does that hoodie have a pouch for snacks in it? Looks super comfy. I would have fell asleep wearing that bad boy.

[@bernarddavis6426]

Am I the only one who thinks that Kodak Black looks like a burn victim that's still on fire lol 😂😂😂😂

[@erichunter2935]

Great topic fellas. Sad part is I only see it getting worse. It's the babies raising babies era, it's the you can't put your hands on them era. I if you don't get them right before their teenage years then you might have lost them. I have 4 teenagers in my house who I raised and I'm a step father to 3 of them but I let them know early on who was in charge. I'm 56 and I always tried to make a rule to not whip/spank after teenage yrs. Let me just say this, my stepchildren don't show me nearly the respect as my biological children show me and yes I raised all 7 of them. So some of the problem may be even deep than what I called it, but yeah it's definitely a problem.

[@mrndvd1]

Spank you said it...the power has been taken from the parents. You can’t beat that a** anymore without getting arrested. I was told that by the police, that if I put my hands on my son, they’ll arrest me. I don’t condone abuse at all but some of these kids need they a** tore up. That’s real talk!!! I don’t believe in a parent being on the same level as the child. I’m not trying to be my child’s best friend. My wife and I are the authority and they need to adhere to the rules within the home, point blank.

[@Partyforjohnson]

can you put it on full screen

[@amitalati5741]

because we give them everything they want without them even asking for it.. in my opinion. phones, air pods, you name it they got it.. before they 5!

[@kayc.5213]

Here for Kev!

[@oldspresident]

As you get older, you're going to look for yungans to respect you as a OG, Elder, or jus old

[@klaird_h4727]

They certainly have...I joined the Navy later in life, so therefore was surrounded by alot of young adults, and I can honestly say the way they speak to their "elders" OMG!!...Absolutely no respect, as a Caribbean woman, there is no way in hell we could speak to anyone that way when I was their age. It is so ingrained in us, that even as an adult I do not disrespect my elders.

[@zeeleo6115]

I gotta hack with a boat oar that had holes drilled in the 7th grade by my math teacher the 1st day of school because he had taught my dad and uncles and he "wanted to set the tone" for the year with me! Lol!

[@sherylpana06]

Maybe they are,hopefully its going fine soon..

[@nathanael8855]

I think this has ALWAYS been going on, we are just in the age of technology where everything is seen from all over AND old school discipline has been outlawed, timeouts and "go 2 your room" don't work.

[@vybezD]

Kevin's hoodie looks warm af. Where can I get one?

[@rubyguidetti8791]

LordMarkie 88 i think amazon ahahah

[@marlynsurita8255]

Growing up in the Bronx.. I remember getting hit with a paddle..

[@maseboog72]

I got a paddling in third and fourth grade. It was only twice but still

[@2Lovelifedaily]

I definitely got a paddle in 2nd grade... Mrs. Wright... 😩 I was sooooo worried that she'd tell my mom what happened. Successfully made it through graduation with NO MORE PADDLES! 😇😎✊🏽🥳

[@Blackdove0421]

There isn't any fear in the household because people allow the government run their homes hip hop doesn't have anything to do with it!

[@rathernot6660]

What the....

[@yungswagglyfe]

Son y’all niggas needa 1 hour long show

[@michaelmitchell471]

I respect the no comment !!! My thoughts are continue to raise your kids to be respectful and to be kind to others and if they loose there way do your best to help them find there way back because nobody's perfect but also when they outta line check em as for NBA young boy I tgink think it's something mentally wrong with him period

[@crispinion]

Wayne is pissed off 24/7

[@shadowreneeinlovesince0877]

I'm only 29 and when I lived in Mississippi in 4th grade, my teacher would send me home with a paper for my mom to sign and when I didnt bring that paper back the next day signed my teacher would take me out into the hall and paddle me three times. They ask u if u got any bruises on ur behind first and if u say no, u get paddled. One time I thought I'd be smart and say yes, I fell and have a bruise on my behind. But my teacher took me to the bathroom and said show me, so I did and she saw I lied and took me back to the hall and proceeded to paddle me.

[@Yashar_Ban_Malak_Prince_israel]

Nah, I'm 40 and the generations before me weren't behaving like mine did towards elders and it will get worse because those principles have been somewhat lost. In my generation parents were able to discipline their children much differently then today.

[@rougeau24]

Kids don’t really get hit no more

[@ginamcelveen1481]

The respect and disrespect start from home kids imitate what there parents do. It don’t matter what age until now being grown you remember the respect are disrespect you seen this is learnt are taught disrespect ...

[@shamzpachino4778]

Until a child becomes an adult and develops that confidence to be able to differentiate respect from a challenge, will they be able to handle situations like this the way we think they should.

[@misscrystalann2081]

I was scared of my mama! She did not play 🥴

[@kevtv843]

Generations are the same everything is just recorded now ....

[@stephjustice1991]

Idk why this isnt super obvious.

[@kaydee1485]

Nope not really, it gets worse everything generation. Kids are absorbing way more from the outside, and with discipline restrictions and less time to spend with kids, plus some dont even know how to parent. It's made it even worse.

[@olivier2784]

This conversation lacks a young perspective. Our mouths aren't a result of a lack of discipline from adults. Our access to information is. When adults make mistakes and misinform us and we venture out on our own paths seeking our own solutions because of the adults that failed us before, we loose respect for them. Simple

[@daddytankk5678]

respecting elders builds character. morals are slowly going away. there IS a difference between being vocal with your ideas and being disrespectful.

[@OmarScruggs]

Of course they are. Is it even debateable

[@l.rh.m]

let me drive the boat