Video: Kids in diapers swear at, attack cops in Minnesota

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(07-15-2022, 09:52 AM)Nately120 Wrote: 30+ years ago I heard a 4 or 5 year old my aunt would babysit gleefully point out that he saw "N-words" at the pool.  

Every neighborhood I'd live in or visit or class I was in had at least one kid who had lax parents or older siblings and that kid would regale us with all the curse words, sex words, details of horror movie killings and racial slurs. 

Now that i think of it the first kid I knew who swore a blue streak in 1st grade is a cop now.  At any rate, this stuff doesn't strike me as new.

When I was a kid I'd work new words into my vocabulary and when my mom would say "Where did you hear that word?" Id know it wasn't kosher. 

Classic moment of me at the age of 8 casually using the word f-- in a sentence because my cousin used it to describe the band Nelson.  Seemed like a perfectly cromulent word at the time. 

Great point, it's not.

The issues and problems of today aren't that far separated from the ones 50 years ago, 150 years ago, 500 years ago and so on. The reasons change over time, obviously there weren't any cellphones or playstations 150 years ago. But still the core problems aren't that different.