Oh, it all makes sense now that it would be grammar! That theory isn't believed by most people nowadays, so it makes sense that Salty doesn't believe in grammar either :lol: Ok, now I'm done /derailment
Nohaaa is right though. Imagine the difference of old times to the modern world... I also see the difference itself, it has bad and good effects like what nohaaa said but some people these days began lazy or over-acting. Some people became much shy of how they look like. Some want to be with others who are popular even though they're bad. In our country, we have some tv shows that are focused in God and good deeds so that they should however learn that they should be good and remember what's the most important in the world, respect to each other. I don't mean to say that, "We need to support Christianity" I just want to say that even though how modern we are teenagers parents or tv shows must remind about good deeds despite of hard times, despite of the problems in your family, business, career, games, etc...
You'd find that's more of a domestic issue, just have a look at the lazy kids familiars and the ones who do the work. These kids wouldn't do what they're told to anyways, they would be the ones going around to the pub or playing out with friends all hours when they should of been doing something. Social media doesn't have any major effect on how someone looks, more of it barely even touches this topic, half the time you don't even see what the person looks like, no this point is wrong. It's the actual media that's ruined this image, go and look up the difference from the big sreen media and social media. You're saying this like it doesn't happen in real life, not once have I seen the popular kid in school wanting more and more attention, and having his / her lackies following them around the school playground. Media hasn't changed or made it worse it's just allowed these "popular kids" have another place to stomp around in. I think you're forgetting that hardly any of this generation (adults as well) believes in god or any religion, no one should force them to believe on a religion. But the good deeds? Helping granny across the street is a good deed, opening the door for someone is another good deed. You'll have to clarify on what you class as a good deed because I don't see any of the generation lacking in good deeds.
Did you read it whole?... I said I didn't mean to say that "Support Christianity" I just meant to say remind to do good deeds. And besides, most kids this days are lacking of good deeds maybe you just don't saw it but many don't do good deeds and some only do good deeds for something. And the rest, yeah you're right. Social media doesn't do anything about it, but modernization does....