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-George Carlin:
-
- Something else I'm getting tired of in this country is all this stupid talk
- I have to listen to about children. That's all you hear about anymore,
- children: "Help the children, save the children, protect the children." You
- know what I say? Fuck the children!
-
- They're getting entirely too much attention. And I know what some of you are
- thinking: " Jesus, he's not going to attack children, is he?" Yes he is!
- He's going to attack children. And remember, this is Mr. Conductor talking;
- I know what I'm talking about.
-
- And I also know that all you boring single dads and working moms, who think
- you're such fucking heros, aren't gonna like this, but somebody's gotta tell
- you for your own good: your children are overrated and overvalued, and
- you've turned them into little cult objects. You have a child fetish, and
- it's not healthy. And don't give me all that weak shit, "Well, I love my
- children." Fuck you! Everybody loves their children; it doesn't make you
- special. : : : John Wayne Gacy loved his children. Yes, he did. That's not
- what I'm talking about. What I'm talking about is this constant, mindless
- yammering in the media, this neurotic fixation that suggests that somehow
- everything--everything--has to revolve around the lives of children. Ist's
- completely out of balance.
-
- Listen, there are a couple of things about kids you have to remember. First
- of all, they're not all cute. In fact, if you look at 'em real close, most
- of them are rather unpleasant looking. And a lot of them don't smell too
- good either. The little ones in particular seem to have a kind of urine and
- sour-milk combination that I don't care for at all. Stay with me on this
- folks, the sooner you face it the better off your going to be.
-
- Second, premise: not all chidren are smart and clever. Got that? Kids are
- like any other group of people: a few winners, a whole lot of losers! This
- country is filled with loser kids who simply...aren't...going anywhere! And
- there's nothing you can do about it, folks. Nothing! You can't save them
- all. You can't do it. You gotta let 'em go; you gotta cut 'em loose; you
- gotta stop over-protecting them, because your making 'em too soft.
-
- Today's kids are way too soft. : : : For one thing, there's too much
- emphasis on safety and safety equipment: childproof medicine bottles,
- fireproof pajamas, child restraints, car seats. And helmets! Bicycle,
- baseball, skateboard, scooter helmets. Kids have to wear helmets now for
- everything but jerking off. Grown-ups have taken all the fun out of being a
- kid. : : : What's happened is, these baby boomers, these soft, fruity baby
- boomers, have raised an entire generation of soft, fruity kids who aren't
- even allowed hazardous toys, for Chrissakes! What ever happened to natural
- selection? Survival of the fittest? The kid who swallows too many marbles
- doesn't grow up to have kids of his own. Simple stuff. Nature knows best!
-
- Another bunch of ignorant bullshit about your children: school uniforms. Bad
- theory! The idea that if kids wear uniforms to school, it helps keep order.
- Hey! Don't these schools do enough damage makin' all these children think
- alike? Now they're gonna get 'em to look alike, too? : : : And it's not even
- a new idea; I first saw it in old newsreels from the 1930s, but it was hard
- to understand, because the narration was in German! But the uniforms looked
- beautiful. And the children did everything they were told and never
- questioned authority. Gee, I wonder why someone would want to put our
- children in uniforms. Can't imagine.
-
- And one more item about children: this superstitous nonsense of blaming
- tobacco companies for kids who smoke. Listem! Kids don't smoke because a
- camel in sunglasses tells them to. They smoke for the same reasons adults
- do, because it's an enjoyable activity that relieves anxiety and depression.
-
- And you'd be anxious and depressed too if you had to put up with these
- pathetic, insecure, yuppie parents who enroll you in college before you've
- figured out which side of the playpen smells the worst and then fill you
- with Ritalin to get you in a mood they approve of, and drag you all over
- town in search of empty, meaningless structure: Little League, Cub Scouts,
- swimming, soccer, karate, piano, bagpipes, watercolors, witchcraft, glass
- blowing, and dildo practice. It's absurd. : : : They even have "play dates",
- for Christ sake! Playing is now done by appointment! But it's true. A lot of
- these striving, and parents are burning their kids out on structure. I think
- what every child needs and ought to have every day is two hours of
- daydreaming. Plain old daydreaming.
-
- Turn off the internet, the CD-ROMS, and the computer games and let them
- stare at a tree for a couple of hours. Every now and then they actually come
- up with one of their own ideas. You want to know how to help your kids?
- Leave them the fuck alone.
-
-
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- I Don’t Fucking Care About The Children. 18 December 2002
-
- There. I said it. I don’t care about “the children” - and I don’t care about
- protecting themselves. Keep your fucking plastic plates away from my outlets.
- Keep your petitions to shut down the porno houses away from me, let I tear them
- to bits and urinate upon them. If you tell me to throw away my books, violent
- movies and games, or the like to keep the minds of children clean - I will tell
- you to shove your head up your ass, fucker. This insane quest to protect “The
- Children” is absurd! We coddle and we coddle the damn things and they still
- turn out maladjusted… wait, maybe they wouldn’t turn out maladjusted if they
- weren’t coddled! When children used to scream or throw tantrums or beat up
- other children - they were usually PUNISHED! What a novel concept! Punishment!
- Negative reinforcement for negative actions - how novel!
-
- Worst of all, is the foisting of the care and proper raising of these wastes of
- sperm and egg onto the populace at large! This is of course, when it doesn’t
- involve the actual mental raising of the child - such as setting limits, or
- telling the damn thing what it can or cannot do. That will damage it’s precious
- self-esteem! We can’t have that, can we?! So, if we can’t tell the child
- they’re doing something wrong, dangerous or illegal - what can we do? We can
- immediately cease and desist all enjoyable activities that children either
- cannot, or shoud not be involved in. Activities such as reading books with foul
- language, playing violent games, watching porn, having pre-marital sex, eating
- unhealthy foods, or thinking for ourselves.
-
- Meanwhile, the parents will continue to funnel McDonalds and Easy Mac into
- junior’s gaping maw because it’s easier than cooking a healthy meal. They will
- continue to bitch about what’s on the television to politicians while letting
- junior sit in front of it for 6 hours a day. They complain about women getting
- abortions, because it “kills precious babies” while letting unwanted children
- rot in orphanages and state care. They complain about people who say fuck in
- public, while seeing nothing wrong with assualting anyone who dares tell their
- child the simple word “No.” They constantly buy all the newest plastic
- kindercrap, that junior is just going to play with for five minutes, than throw
- it on the pile. This is the future? A world of spoiled brats who don’t know how
- to control themselves above being able to hold in their shit until they can
- find a toilet. A world of morons who blame everyone but themselves for their
- own shortcomings. A world of closed-minded fuckers who refuse to budge from the
- Staus Quo?
-
- For the love of God, I can’t take that! I can’t fucking deal with that shit.
- It’s not that I want to kill kids. That would involve being near the little
- buggers long enough to get off a shot. I support public education - assuming
- it’s good education, and not a glorfied state babysitter who can’t give a child
- an F without getting reamed by both the parents and the administration. I
- support socialized health care for everyone - adult and child. That doesn’t
- mean I think we should suck up and kiss ass to anyone with half a brain and
- proof of a functioning reproductive system (i.e. a child). Parenting is the
- parent’s responsibility - not mine, not the government’s. Don’t pass the buck
- to me, for fuck’s sake. I’m not making you do my computer science homework, so
- don’t make me suffer the atonal screamings of your twatrocket while I’m trying
- to eat, and don’t make my put up with your spoiled sprogling demanding what he
- can’t get.
-
- It is not my job, fuckers. Parent your own damn children!
-
- Devo - Jocko Homo/I Need A Chick
-
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-Children considered harmful
-===========================
-
-Children are nothing more than a toy some parents use to feed their ego and feel important. They are a nuisance and make life miserable for everyone else around.
-
-Some recommended articles for parents, prospective parents, or anyone that has to suffer the evils caused by little evil goblins.
-
-* [Fuck the children](fuck_the_children) by George Carlin
-* [I Don’t Fucking Care About The Children](i_dont_care) by Devo - Jocko Homo
-
-Alternatives to children
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-
-* Contraception
-* Videogames
-