[ SECRET POST #3191 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3191 ⌋

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Comments

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"But they're also used to the idea that the government is spying on them, their school is spying on them, if they have a job, their job is spying on them,their parents are constantly hovering, they grew up overscheduled and driven everywhere and they don't make friends with people whose parents their mom doesn't know. They didn't go the park by themselves, they didn't go to the mall alone..."

I don't know that I agree with that. On another forum where I am at, someone threw a fit because their father wanted to be able to check the teen's cellphone to make sure that nothing untoward was happening. (And considering how much trouble kids can get into with sexting, I don't know that it is that bad of a concept.) And pretty much everyone supported that person and said not only that it wasn't okay for the father to be able to check the teen's phone, but that he was abusive for doing so. They all seemed to be teens or young adults talking, so I wouldn't say they are so used to everyone spying on them that they don't care about it.

I don't know that I entirely give you the playground thing either. I am one of those people who hovers by the playground (I'm petrified of heights, so I really can't hang back when they're on the high equipment) but there are so many kids whose parents don't watch them at all and who are climbing all over the tops of slides and mowing down younger children and the like.