Monday, May 20, 2013

Next Generation

By the time the next generation goes comes around, they'll still be at home living in their parent's basement. And that is all because they didn't get a good enough education. And sometimes you have to actually read to get a job. And it all starts from where you were younger, maybe 3 or 4. Maybe even younger!

But most youngens sit down on their butts and fry their brains watching Spongebob Squarepants all day. When they can ask their parents, or guardian for them to read them a small little picture book. And that can slowly getting you to read more. And the more you read, the more you learn. The more you learn, you can get a better job in the future.

But these days that's not happening very often. Actually, it's rarely happening. My baby brother who is three, speaks better than some seven year olds. My baby has been read to since he was a young age, very young. And you can just show him some of the planets, all of them, and some fish, he can name them by just looking at them. 

But also the government has the idea in their wee-brains that the children books should be more educated. But no child would want to read about learning to save money. When you were younger, think back to what you read. Did the teacher read to you about the government issues? I bet they didn't. If you had a younger sibling, or when you have a child, don't you want them to read what you read when you were their age?

Just think about it. When you were in about second grade, I bet your teacher read you Captain Underpants, or a funny story like that. But with the government wanting to change those things, your children, or younger siblings won't have the same child hood as you did.

They won't be laughing at the things George, and Harold did to their principal. Such as putting lunch room ketchup packets under the toilet seat.

So, this is basically me, ranting about the government having no idea what they are doing, and how kids are becoming way less smarter because they sit on their butts, have no life, and watch cartoons all day.

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