QUOTE="treesmith, post: 1052721, member: 1465"]
It's a wonder any of us survived the America of yesteryear....I rode many a mile in the back of a pickup...sitting on the side of the bed, looking over the cab. No bike helmets...no child restraints....few wore seat belts....lots of folks smoked....somehow we survived....parents weren't afraid to correct their kids....kids, for he most part, were taught respect. A different world....
You’re the latest in a long, long line that think your generation (well more precisely, you) were the apogee of righteousness and that modern youth is feckless, disrespectful of their elders and a disappointment.
This is not new.
historyhustle.com
I see Bucky Covington was born in 77, odd that you should buy into his caterwauling about growing up in the 90s as a ‘Different World’
What an absolutely shit song.[/QUOTE]
In the nineties the older generation were complaining about the youth, just like it’s always been, casting it as a golden age is daft.
Still if people buy into it and he sells records.