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I live where it's pretty rural and at the very most half of one percent BlackLowIQTrash » 33 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Video games came out in the 80s and were well refined in the 90s. I still remember seeing ppl outside back then. These days I only see minority groups (like Mexican extended families) having picnics.
It accounts for maybe 25% of the problem.
What about those laws where if kids are seen “unsupervised” the parents are penalized for “neglect?”
And all that helicopter parenting is **** too
LOL!!
Little House on the Prairie did parenting right
Dirt roads, no street lights, horses grazing on pasture EVERYWHERE you drive around but never any kids outside playing.
Sometime around 2005 somebody put a portable basketball hoop down on the main road.
I drove past it for a few days and never saw any kids using it.
Then one day as I approached it I couldn't believe my eyes...a Negro Boy was using it. All by himself.
Of course that struck me funny.
See something THAT STEREOTYPICAL [yet so unusual for this area] made me laugh.....
Some more time went by and now the basketball hoop [on a rolling chassis] is gone.....and so was the Black Kid, I never saw him again.
