Modern Educayshun

[Irving]

My favorite were calls and emails from parents complaining about liability decisions that their adult children were in. He can't have this at-fault auto accident following him around for the rest of his life! He's only 22! It will ruin his credit and he'll never be able to buy a house. I DEMAND a re-trial!.

That one was particularly hilarious. If you're still taking care of your adult kid's shit at 22, he's in no danger of buying a house.

[cstone]

The extended childhood of the American adult.

This almost fits into the discussion of voting rights solely for property owners. Why would anyone take a 26 year old man seriously as an adult while they are living in their parent's home, going to school (on the ten year plan), and working part time? If this is where your decision making has brought you thus far, maybe selecting representatives is more than you have been proven capable of at this point in life.

Just a thought.

[HoneyBadger]

The extended childhood of the American adult.

This almost fits into the discussion of voting rights solely for property owners. Why would anyone take a 26 year old man seriously as an adult while they are living in their parent's home, going to school (on the ten year plan), and working part time? If this is where your decision making has brought you thus far, maybe selecting representatives is more than you have been proven capable of at this point in life.

Just a thought.

Valid thoughts. Beware, these "child adults" rarely have much to lose, but have a lot to gain by being loud, obnoxious, and sometimes even violent.