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Is a box of kittens inherently evil?
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But of course it is demonstrably untrue, as any parent knows.Stupid Thread Ideas?
Once I was on a forum for whizkids
Rule nr.1 "There are no stupid questions"
I liked that concept
If they're New Zealand kittens, yes.Is a box of kittens inherently evil?
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Is a box of kittens inherently evil?
Stupid Thread Ideas?
Once I was on a forum for whizkids
Rule nr.1 "There are no stupid questions"
I liked that concept
Depends on your POV. Those were "wise whizzkids", not "parents"But of course it is demonstrably untrue, as any parent knows.
Yes but children sometimes ask question they already know the answer to, or to which there is no sensible answer, to wind each other or their parents up. Children are not simply sweet little innocents. They are also mischievous, attention-seeking and sometimes want to annoy to see the result.Depends on your POV. Those were "wise whizzkids", not "parents"
Kids are known for being not judgmental..."parents" not so much
Kids just ask questions, whereas "parents" see "stupid questions"
“Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven"
Above Bible-verse makes a lot of sense in this context
True. I always try to find the "Root Cause". So, why would a child do such a thing, I wonder?Yes but children sometimes ask question they already know the answer to, or to which there is no sensible answer, to wind each other or their parents up
A baby is pure. Then starts parenting...then start problems. IMO, the world would be much better, if parents take responsibility for their parenting. And stop blaming their child, if something goes wrong. I do remember in this context a wise man (Bible maybe, but not sure) who asked God "What did I do wrong, that my son became like this". That was a wise and responsible man, I immediately thought, when I read this. This would solve many problems we see nowadays between parents and children.Children are not simply sweet little innocents. They are also mischievous, attention-seeking and sometimes want to annoy to see the result.