Gen-Z is taking courses on how to send an email and what to wear in the office

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11 hours ago, jerryskids said:

I know, get off of my lawn, but yeesh!  I weep for our future. 

 

11 hours ago, lod001 said:

It's over. Swirling the bowl. 

 

I can't really blame companies or schools for doing this. They see a need, for whatever reason that it exists, and they are addressing it. Tragic that they didn't address it before ( i.e. a basic "life skills" class requirement to get out of high school and college) 

It's an indictment of the failures of many households, but also K-12 education. Team Blue holds heavy control over the national teachers unions, so tragically real life people have to reap now what was sowed many years before. 

But it does indicate a major social breakdown is coming. There is no reason at all for anyone to have children anymore. On the flipside, there are massive disincentives for people, especially working class people, and again working class minorities, from having kids. 

No new children, no future workers, no future tax base, no future period. And money is being printed right now, spending the money of those kids in current times. The bill has to come due eventually. 

I wouldn't say this is a sign that the world is going to burn, but it's a lagging indicator of the failures in public policy, failures in the average household, the attack on the middle class and the erosion of our national education system. 

Now a radical leftist like @Sean Mooney will likely try to split hairs on something like this. That it's not an indictment on the entire system. Here's the thing. Imagine if a ship sinks and you can swim. But the twenty people around you can't swim at all. They are going to swarm you, trying to stay afloat themselves, and drag you down. So it might not be reflective of where Mooney works or his school district or his specific situation, but national implications will drag down everyone altogether. 

When it comes to actual kids, it's not enough to say "My specific kids will be fine"  Because kids aren't going to grow up to live as adults in vacuum. So Pete Buttigieg is now a parent. So he's wealthy and has power and fame. And his child will grow up with advantages. Probably inherit some wealth and property one day. But if the rest of society collapses, will any of that matter? If there are no new future high skilled workers, starting young, into areas like law enforcement, engineering, medicine, water treatment, farming, military, teaching, etc, etc, then what happens? 

The children of the privileged still have to live like everyone else at some baseline level. Who wants to be a cop today? Imagine that 10 years from now. Who wants to be a doctor today? Imagine that 10 years from now. And the list goes on and on. 

Obama is the current godfather of intersectionality and identity politics. 

He has two daughters. One is 23. The other is 20 years old. What are they going to do? Live in a bunker? He set the country on fire and ruined the world his children will inherit. 

Team Blue controls Big Education. They want woke cannon fodder off an assembly line. Future shock troopers for the DNC. You have to keep people ignorant to control them. But society will collapse if it doesn't have a capacity to reload it's personnel in critical needs for the entire country. However @Sean Mooney won't have to worry about any of this. In any push for a future Socialist/Marxist regime, one built on identity politics, recorded human history shows up the educators and teachers always get purged. Can't have those teachers do things like helping kids to hone some real critical thinking skills. This is the insanity of this entire situation. It's parasites who want to kill the host. If there is no host, how do you survive at all? Someone like Mooney doesn't get it. (Now I'm not saying he must become a Republican or Conservative, just that supporting woke is basically long term suicide for educators)  No one needs to put a bag over his head and line him up against a wall. He'll walk voluntary there, get on his knees and bend his head down without being asked. That's what happens every time he defends identity politics. But that's his choice. Beware the zealot who lacks the pragmatism to consider basic self preservation. 

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[Cdub100 3,907]

It's a generation raised by women. In general, women don't know how to dress appropriately either. 

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5 minutes ago, Cdub100 said:

It's a generation raised by women. In general, women don't know how to dress appropriately either. 

I feel there is such an odd dynamic at the gym. Some women dress in the tightest and most revealing clothes and then complain when people look at them.  

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3 minutes ago, Ultra Max Power said:

I feel there is such an odd dynamic at the gym. Some women dress in the tightest and most revealing clothes and then complain when people look at them.  

The gym has gotten crazy. 

Girls in school don't understand they can't come to school half naked.

I took some hirer-up directors on a tour of my production plant where we were repairing MRAPs. It was in Texas so it was hot. What did the women wear? One a sundress (fat and ugly) with sandals. The other had super long hair and I saved her from getting sucked into one of the enormous industrial fans. She has zero awareness of her surroundings and her hair getting sucked in.

Women in the office complain it's so cold but have a thin piece of cloth on while men are in a 3-piece suit.

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13 minutes ago, Cdub100 said:

Girls in school don't understand they can't come to school half naked.

 

My 12 year old daughter is starting to do this crap.  Never had to worry about it with her older sister.

I blame my father in law for buying her such revealing clothes.  He wants to be cool grandpa so he buys her stuff my wife and I would never allow her to wear.  Then when she brings it home, we tell its around the house only clothes.  Yet somehow she slides out in that crap or wears it under something else and takes off the over layer.

I wish schools would crack down on their dress codes, but public schools are such hot garbage now.  We're trying to get some financial aid right now to get her into a Christian School.