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<blockquote data-quote="Joseph7195" data-source="post: 8341341" data-attributes="member: 633259">Thanks for actually conversing and not trolling!&nbsp; I can see where you are coming from.&nbsp; Parents delegate their parenting to TV and internet these days instaead of actually being parents. Geez, it&#039;s kinda sad.&nbsp; Kids having babies, and they themselves were never part of a structured familial setting, and they just perpetuate their ignorance to another generation.The problem with my state is the actual necessity for education, but state representatives negate the need for it.&nbsp; While other states who implement early childhood education see their workforce prosper and can keep up with burgeoning technical fields, Mississippi can&#039;t.&nbsp;&nbsp; We are a &quot;right-to-work&quot; state that doesn&#039;t allow practicing Unions within the state. So when all the manufacturing faciltities and Automobile manufacturers started opening here, they literally had nobody educated to run the facilities, lol.&nbsp; We had menial line workers of course, but the vast majority of other personnel (the needed educated personnel) had to be relocated to Mississippi just to get the plants running.But I think you hit the nail on the head, Parents who don&#039;t know parenting, are probably gonna raise a house full of retarded little shits</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joseph7195, post: 8341341, member: 633259"] Thanks for actually conversing and not trolling! I can see where you are coming from. Parents delegate their parenting to TV and internet these days instaead of actually being parents. Geez, it's kinda sad. Kids having babies, and they themselves were never part of a structured familial setting, and they just perpetuate their ignorance to another generation. The problem with my state is the actual necessity for education, but state representatives negate the need for it. While other states who implement early childhood education see their workforce prosper and can keep up with burgeoning technical fields, Mississippi can't. We are a "right-to-work" state that doesn't allow practicing Unions within the state. So when all the manufacturing faciltities and Automobile manufacturers started opening here, they literally had nobody educated to run the facilities, lol. We had menial line workers of course, but the vast majority of other personnel (the needed educated personnel) had to be relocated to Mississippi just to get the plants running. But I think you hit the nail on the head, Parents who don't know parenting, are probably gonna raise a house full of retarded little sh[COLOR=black]its[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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