It seems like that's pretty much the central vice of Western culture these days... Isn't it?
It's the one common thread tying together all these problems that are slowly coming to light day after day. Obesity. Rampant prescription drug overpresription and abuse. Selfish and self-centered women. Reclusive and frightened men.
These are the problems that are central to Western culture these days, and they all seem tied together, basically, by a lack of shame.
I don't know what kids are learning in grade school these days, but I do know that the minute you get to university, the basic message is "you should be allowed to do whatever you want, drugs are cool, alcoholism is awesome, being a slut is totally cool if you're a chick, and it's the system's fault that you can't get a decent job with the totally worthwhile program of queer studies you have decided to pursue."
The result is that people come out with these really cynical, shameless, "I can NEVER be wrong" attitudes.
It affects women more than men on a personal level, but you see dudes afflicted with the disease when it comes to their political views. You can always see these dudes crusading on Facebook 24/7 with these "gotcha" newslinks that prove just how evil everyone on the other side of the political spectrum really is. There's no attempt to have an actual discussion; you're supposed to take it as a GIVEN that your political views are CORRECT, just like women are supposed to take it as a GIVEN that they're entitled to be fat, masculine, ball-crushing, etc.
It's this weird culture of never admitting you're wrong, or that you ever did anything wrong.
It fosters this attitude that the world owes you something, even if you did NOTHING to deserve it.
It's pretty clear that the universities are playing a very crucial role in sending all these decadent messages.
Question is, when did it become this way?
Universities were at one point very important institutions thateducated the engineers, scientists and leaders of tomorrow. Now, they're like secular churches spreading this disease of shamelessness and decadence all over the Western world.
It's the one common thread tying together all these problems that are slowly coming to light day after day. Obesity. Rampant prescription drug overpresription and abuse. Selfish and self-centered women. Reclusive and frightened men.
These are the problems that are central to Western culture these days, and they all seem tied together, basically, by a lack of shame.
I don't know what kids are learning in grade school these days, but I do know that the minute you get to university, the basic message is "you should be allowed to do whatever you want, drugs are cool, alcoholism is awesome, being a slut is totally cool if you're a chick, and it's the system's fault that you can't get a decent job with the totally worthwhile program of queer studies you have decided to pursue."
The result is that people come out with these really cynical, shameless, "I can NEVER be wrong" attitudes.
It affects women more than men on a personal level, but you see dudes afflicted with the disease when it comes to their political views. You can always see these dudes crusading on Facebook 24/7 with these "gotcha" newslinks that prove just how evil everyone on the other side of the political spectrum really is. There's no attempt to have an actual discussion; you're supposed to take it as a GIVEN that your political views are CORRECT, just like women are supposed to take it as a GIVEN that they're entitled to be fat, masculine, ball-crushing, etc.
It's this weird culture of never admitting you're wrong, or that you ever did anything wrong.
It fosters this attitude that the world owes you something, even if you did NOTHING to deserve it.
It's pretty clear that the universities are playing a very crucial role in sending all these decadent messages.
Question is, when did it become this way?
Universities were at one point very important institutions thateducated the engineers, scientists and leaders of tomorrow. Now, they're like secular churches spreading this disease of shamelessness and decadence all over the Western world.