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Shite-puss · 14th September 2005, 12:44 PM

I cannot see a bright future for Humans and this worries me. This morning I was on my way to work when I heard a group of primary school children swearing and cursing at the traffic. I don’t mean childish swearing, this was real abusive, adult stuff. Then about 10 minutes later, I was standing at my usual bus stop when a mother and her (what looked like) 12-13 year old son walked passed and she gave him a cigarette to smoke. When I got on the bus, it was full with School kids on their way to School and I overheard a few of them talking about how they were out drinking alcohol over the weekend. These kids were only about 11 years old.

If this is the way children are acting just now, imagine how it will be like in 30 years time. With the acceptation of sum, the youth of today seem to have lost all respect, and have no aims or goals in life.

400 years ago, villages and towns acted like a big family and everyone took care and looked after each other. 50 years ago, whole towns acted like one big friendly community where everyone seemed to be friends with everyone.

An excellent example of this was the queen’s coronation in 1953. People all over the country celebrated this memorable event together in houses and street parties. However, these days, it’s everyone for themselves (with the acceptation of a handful of friends) and the feeling of community has gone. The only events people seem to care about celebrating these days is ‘who won Big Brother’.

Also, due to our youths lack of respect, the amount of crime and unemployment have gone up. Is it now sociably acceptable to be like this, with no ambitions, no job and no prospects in life?

Maybe I’m getting to old before my time, Christ I’ll only be 23 in a couple of months but I am now feeling very worried to how people are turning out. In the near future, will it be acceptable for children to smoke and drink at an early age? Will it be normal to expect your house being broken into or to be mugged on the street?

Not only are we losing socially, we are also starting to de-evolve. In order to evolve, survival of the fittest needs to be a factor. These days, the amount of people needing glasses is rapidly increasing. This is because the faulty gene that causes bad eyesight has not been removed from the evolutionary pool. This is just one example of many, but again, this is caused by not having survival of the fittest in place.

Humans have now reached a point in time where our bodies no longer produce enough antibodies to fight illnesses because we are so dependant on medicines. We have become week, anti-social and ignorant.

If we want a bright future to survive peacefully, we need to stop concentrating so much on the welfare of other countries and think about issues closer to home.

14th September 2005, 12:44 PM	#1 (permalink)
Shite-puss Moderator Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Dundee city centre Posts: 2,340	No bright future for us? I cannot see a bright future for Humans and this worries me. This morning I was on my way to work when I heard a group of primary school children swearing and cursing at the traffic. I don’t mean childish swearing, this was real abusive, adult stuff. Then about 10 minutes later, I was standing at my usual bus stop when a mother and her (what looked like) 12-13 year old son walked passed and she gave him a cigarette to smoke. When I got on the bus, it was full with School kids on their way to School and I overheard a few of them talking about how they were out drinking alcohol over the weekend. These kids were only about 11 years old. If this is the way children are acting just now, imagine how it will be like in 30 years time. With the acceptation of sum, the youth of today seem to have lost all respect, and have no aims or goals in life. 400 years ago, villages and towns acted like a big family and everyone took care and looked after each other. 50 years ago, whole towns acted like one big friendly community where everyone seemed to be friends with everyone. An excellent example of this was the queen’s coronation in 1953. People all over the country celebrated this memorable event together in houses and street parties. However, these days, it’s everyone for themselves (with the acceptation of a handful of friends) and the feeling of community has gone. The only events people seem to care about celebrating these days is ‘who won Big Brother’. Also, due to our youths lack of respect, the amount of crime and unemployment have gone up. Is it now sociably acceptable to be like this, with no ambitions, no job and no prospects in life? Maybe I’m getting to old before my time, Christ I’ll only be 23 in a couple of months but I am now feeling very worried to how people are turning out. In the near future, will it be acceptable for children to smoke and drink at an early age? Will it be normal to expect your house being broken into or to be mugged on the street? Not only are we losing socially, we are also starting to de-evolve. In order to evolve, survival of the fittest needs to be a factor. These days, the amount of people needing glasses is rapidly increasing. This is because the faulty gene that causes bad eyesight has not been removed from the evolutionary pool. This is just one example of many, but again, this is caused by not having survival of the fittest in place. Humans have now reached a point in time where our bodies no longer produce enough antibodies to fight illnesses because we are so dependant on medicines. We have become week, anti-social and ignorant. If we want a bright future to survive peacefully, we need to stop concentrating so much on the welfare of other countries and think about issues closer to home.