That isn't the only reason I don't respect them. I don't have time or will to write my life stories on the internet, but my parents had no interest in raising me, I raised myself. Unfortunately I see this happening more often among the younger generations.
Kids are getting raised by the streets and the media, parents are sitting at home too busy drinking beer and smoking weed all day. Not to mention people that take their kids to fag parades and drag show.
It is dangerous to respect this kind of people, because when you respect someone as you grow up you build your character based on them.
If you respect your parents I'm sure they deserve it, but I had to drop any respect for mine at an early age out of self preservation. Not taking them seriously and disregarding their opinions and life advice is what lead me to success in life.
Kids are getting raised by the streets and the media, parents are sitting at home too busy drinking beer and smoking weed all day. Not to mention people that take their kids to fag parades and drag show.
Says who? Your small and insignificant life sample size? This isn't about your experience or my experience. We are both irrelevant to the idea, to the whole. To go about life believing and teaching "Respect your parents." is wrong... is wrong, and bad.
Kids are getting raised by the streets and the media, parents are sitting at home too busy drinking beer and smoking weed all day.
Maybe some. But the vast majority aren't (of Whites and even Asians, I don't care about groids). You see the reason I'm so on about this issue is that (please read before responding) it reeks of me me me me me me me. Which is the primary problem society is fighting against with the faggots, trannyfaggots, BLM, CAIR, muslim brotherhood etc. All these victimhood groups are perpetuated from, exist because of individual instances of (most often made up and blow out of proportion lies like bake the cake) nonsensical grievances. Now I'm not saying you're grievances are nonsensical, but theirs, the list prior, are nonsensical. However what I am saying is that it seems to me you're trying to apply your single life experience onto a positive ideal of the whole as a reason to negate it. That feels wrong to me. That feels like you're attacking the family unit, the nuclear family. It feels like . And coincidentally that was posted merely 4 days ago.
e; Also. The parents to blame for "getting raised by the streets and the media" aren't the parents of these children but the grandparents who raised them. It's once removed. It follows the lines (approximately) Strong men create easy times. Easy times create weak men. Weak men create hard times. Hard times create strong men.
Which further can be seen in a simple meme of "Gen Z" or "zoomers" as "Generation Zyklon" because despite what (((some))) say and try to force Zoomers that I know and have seen are by and large against degeneracy.
Mate you are taking this as an personal insult and are not taking in what I'm saying. Put your emotions aside for a minute.
Just to make it clear we are talking about White people here, I don't care about anyone else.
Compared to peers of my generation, my situation is rare and I have never assumed that all families are like that.
I live in one of the most densly populated cities in Europe. My eyes, ears and brain work well, I'm often out and about and can see that huge number of young White men now in their teens that are going through the same shit I went through. My family was the only fucked up one on the street where I lived, now on the street where I live there are just a few families that can be considered normal.
If this is "me me me" to you then obviously you and I have very different life experiences and come from different backgrounds.
You say that I'm against Nuclear family, while if we kept that way of life, society would never degenerate to how it is now.
Also, to remind you, I never said not to respect parents, only that respect has to be earned and maintained.
Mate you are taking this as an personal insult...
No. I'm just trying to talk this through.
I live in one of the most densly populated cities in Europe. My eyes, ears and brain work well, I'm often out and about and can see that huge number of young White men now in their teens that are going through the same shit I went through. My family was the only fucked up one on the street where I lived, now on the street where I live there are just a few families that can be considered normal.
Okay that's good (the ratio) then bad. But I still don't see how the value of "respecting (your) parents" is wrong. I'm of the belief that this type of shift in cultural normality is what brought is to the further degradation (as you pointed out from your youth to what you see now) of the family and it's role.
You say that I'm against Nuclear family, while if we kept that way of life, society would never degenerate to how it is now.
No I don't want to come off as saying that or putting words in your mouth. I'm saying that the idea that "respect must be earned" is also applied to the family is something that 1) you are saying and 2) I disagree with and 3) that it feels against the nuclear family.
Also, to remind you, I never said not to respect parents, only that respect has to be earned and maintained.
You did not but what you did say I disagree with. Fixing problems within a child's family life to the point that he respect his parents won't fix the reason why those things happened. That's a separate issue from his situation and it's a separate issue from the idea the OP posted "Respect your parents.". A lot of things about society aren't just "fix this thing now" and the solution is easy and doable. Thera re many different failures at hand that must be addressed first before a fix is even though about.
It does though appear we have very different world views. And I have no one but my parents to thank for that. I was only able to afford my house because instead of going to a (((bank))) my parents took money out of their retirement to "loan" me. Then to n ot incur the early retirement withdrawal penalty they refinanced their home at a lower rate. So I now pay 2.5% interest (to cover the 2.5% they pay, they're not jewing me).
So that's partially why I believe this. And I do understand that you've experienced different and others do too. However I think it's important to remove oneself and one's own experiences from making statements about how the whole should be.
So I don't want to bore you, or talk in circles. I think this just stems from what a lot of things come down to, we have vastly (or slightly enough) different life experiences and we view our world through that lens and no other.
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