Huyo tycho akipatikana na vijana wa ngeta, what will happen surely?

And the way I wanted to share my take

Wazuans should just respond to posts they understand. They should not be quick to gag others. If you can't understand pray that your peer(thought-wise or intellectually)posts and you respond. No need to infringe on wazuan's right to post, it is cardinal right enshrined in the Wazuan Constitution.

Expound if you can.It might help find a common ground for respectful conversation and communication especially for the socially inept(well like me).

@CLK, I want to agree with you. Many parents today believe that their children have rights on everything, the other day I saw on KTN and parent complaining that her kid had been denied entry into a school because she had long hair. That school has over 500 pupils who have all obeyed this simple rule but to this parent the school was infringing on the rights of her daughter, we must believe in rules and we must raise our kids believing that they must abide by some rules, otherwise the result will be us running to Mavuno to vuna the little left in our kids!!!!

@ CLK, I share your other sentiments, except the above. Kids as young as 6 years are being shipped to boarding schools, why? To some parents, its to get them out of the way so they can do whatever it is they want to do. Some parents have the best intention, but to a child, you always wonder why you are being taken away. I'd rather they remained seeds if parents wont be there to nurture them into adulthood. That's how kids come home and tell you, e.g. i knew i was gay when i was 7 or something else. Some do well, but others just withdraw and become indifferent. And you won't understand how it happened. Be there for your child(ren) if you choose to have kids. Maybe in high school you can take them to develop some other social skills.

I watched the video and all i could do was shake my head. I can't blame the teens. How did they develop such guts? You don't wake up one day and decide to disrespect yourself (which i think i what they are doing). It's a process. And parents have provided the most conducive environment for that to happen. IMHO, the poster from mavuno is just a reflection of parenting today.

@Angelica, 'threads' can't do anything, it's what and how you do that makes threads the ideal you've described. Personally, I have a deep desire for conversation, and am usually surprised when am accused of 'monopoly' and 'monolizing'.

@Mcreggae, things can't go back to the 'old days'. We live in a 'multicultural world' and if we don't know how to live in such times, how can we expect the children to know how to live? Schools shouldn't foster conformity, instead they should allow for diversity.

@CLK, you were given corporal punishment because you were not in a free world. But the tide is now against oppressive relations. But you remember the issue you had while going for holiday? It's the same thing happening now, only this time you're on the 'righteous' side. And Mavuno is 'wrong'.

@ Tycho, so children are free from their parents?? Dude, that is not freedom and i know you may just write a complicated post to explain that. Do you know in some western countries they want to re-introduce corporal punishment? Anyway the bible says "Whoever spares the rod hates their children, but the one who loves their children is careful to discipline them."

Nowadays "we" are too "learned" and "exposed" that we want to change the basics.

What do you mean by 'children being free from their parents'? If you mean parents can control most of what a child does, then you aren't being truthful.

But if you mean make a child understand by continuous engagement and example, then I can agree with you. Children are intelligent and you don't have to force them into submission.