One common sentiment is that today’s kids are so much worse than generations past. Have you noticed a decline in behavior among teens, both in the ten years that you’ve been practicing and also in comparison with your own youth?
No, I don’t think kids these days are any different than kids when I was a teenager. I think parents are different, and cultural expectations are different, and the way we teach kids and supervise is different. For example, teenagers now have been supervised more heavily. When I was a kid, I’m not going to say I walked up the hill both ways in the snow, but I walked a mile to school with my siblings, unsupervised. That was common and people weren’t scared about doing that. Now most kids spend most of their time directly in contact with adults who supervise them. That changes how they behave and how they relate to adults but I don’t think kids themselves are inherently different. It’s just that when you change the soil, the plant looks a little different.

In your mind, there are more restrictions on kids now?
There’s more supervision; I don’t know if it’s restrictive. When I was a kid, there was a lot more time that kids played with other kids and adults weren’t overseeing them. Maybe the parents now are overseeing kids and really letting them do a lot of things, but the parents are there. That wasn’t the case a generation ago.

So there’s less independence.
You have a lot less independence. They talk about entitlements. 20-year-olds are now going into the work place, being difficult or wanting their hand held. A lot of those differences come directly out of always being supervised.

FK – If children are raised to be children that’s what they’ll be.

In 1994, a Portlander named Alexander Baretich designed the “Doug Flag,” the unofficial flag of Cascadia. Featuring a Douglas fir and blue, white, and green stripes (for the regional landscape’s colors), the flag quickly became the dominant symbol of the nascent Cascadian identity, making its way into cheeky microbreweries’ beer labels, Portland Timbers MLS matches, and an increasing number of local gay pride, Occupy Wall Street, and environmental protests.

Since then, the Cascadian movement has birthed a vast, decentralized network of groups who meet up in cities all over British Columbia, Washington, and Oregon. For some, it’s chiefly an environmental cause. For others, it’s a chance to decolonialize a region of the US whose culture is already distinctly un-American. For a few, it’s a shot at Ecotopia-style secession. But in the end, what it really boils down to is a new identity, one that is uniquely Pacific Northwestern. Cascadians are quickly recognizing that despite the vast array of cultures and attitudes that make up the region, many people here share the same set of values: an affinity for nature, a distinct open-mindedness, and a desire for societal and technological progress.

FK – They have every right to buy a piece of land and live as they please. When they try to force it on others it’s another thing. But then there’s plenty of ‘force’ to go around isn’t there? One wonders how they think or ‘feel’ about the Bill of Rights.

FK – Any and all involved in these prosecutions should be sent to Alaska and made to break large rocks into small ones for the rest of their evil lives. Execution is too good for them.

I only had to sit in jail for 45 minutes once simply because I had a gun. The stole a $400 weapon from me and fined me $75 for the trouble. At least in that once sovereign state it was a misdemeanor. I have never forgotten how evil that was.

We need to organize, arm and train the militias and bring the troops home and invade and re-conquer states where this evil is possible and exterminate those responsible for these evil ‘laws.’

My response to this question on SodaHead:

I don’t like the choices. It’s closer to being she might because every pres. election cycle shows this is  a country full of grown children who are incapable of making logical rational choices. Millions are brain dead enough to vote for the ugly Marxist witch, but then millions are indoctrinated enough to vote for whatever republicrat the elites put up against her.

Rand Paul, who I hope opts for a long Senate career where he might actually be able to do some good, might be the only reasonable option, for now. But even he did his subservience to the ‘unmentionables‘ by visiting their temple wall and putting on one of their funny hats in the name of honoring their 3000 year-old tribal propaganda and the willful ignorance of millions of brain dead mainstream christians who think they’re gonna get beamed up before things get too bad.

It’s time to restrict who or what gets to vote in this country. All would-be voters should have to do 3 things: Prove citizenship, prove literacy in English and pass a test to show they have a basic understanding our our history and the form of govt. we’re supposed to have here: very limited that acknowledges our natural born rights enumerated in the Bill of Rights.

Don’t understand? Start here.

Oh, and I forgot to mention she’ll keep gun and ammo sales high and with luck the arrogant creature will provide those who claim to love Liberty an inescapable reason for “Liberal”(commie) trash season if the Marxist mutt doesn’t beat her to it.

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