More like you should EQUALLY be willing to listen to them when they tell
YOU to lighten up..."child".
Brett Lane Robertson
Indiana, USA
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Date: Tue, 31 Mar 1998 11:27:01 +0100
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From: Robin Faichney <robin@faichney.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: virus: Original Sin (was: Truth) <---- irony, no?
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I (Robin) wrote:
>Where a person lacks the knowledge to make their own judgements,
>sometimes they have to do as they're told, for their own sake. This is
>clearly the case for childr
Brett writes
>Sound's like Robin is stuck in the "good" parent role. Just because an
>adult is adapted to perform adult roles and a child is adapted to
>perform child roles does not mean that an adult can tell a child how to
>properly be a child any more or less than a child can tell the adult
>how to be an adult...
So I shouldn't tell my kids not to run out into the road?
Get a grip, Brett!
-- Robin--WebTV-Mail-570753743-2969--