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Manager
almost 10 years ago

Wow you have really out done yourselves this time, what a terrible loaded question aimed at everybody over 40. Young people aren't spoilt they just have things differently to what we had. life has moved on lets not constantly look backWith questions like this no wonder young people are disengaged. you should be ashamed

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Douglas J A Roxburgh MBE
almost 10 years ago

Can't disagree with that Manager, though the poll suggests otherwise at the moment. As with many things, then and now and how things were and are has vastly evolved. Similar to many components of living, we have to keep things in perspective and context. My opinion and view, is we are part of the moving wheel and we are consigned to rotate with it, we all need to make the most of it especially for our children and young people so they can pass their learning experiences on to the next generation. After all that's what our families did for us.

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Marilyne Kubath
almost 10 years ago

No I don't think our children are spoiled by having these things. I think we mostly give them these think for ; a) so they are not bullied by there peers, b)trying to make up for not having time to do things with them as a family unit. c) to make up for the deprivation we felt in our youth. d) to compensate for all the pressure we pour on our children. Not in any kind of order.

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