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>And you can keep that libshit kikery in your university where it belongs.
It's a good thing people like you willingly deny themselves the education that'd otherwise allow them to go higher in life than being a plumber or a car mechanic.
>His job is to respect and obey his parents because they know what's good for him, because they have tried and tested these ideas themselves in their life for years and learned from their own mistakes and experiences.
Everyone learns from their mistakes and experiences. Everyone has to test their ideas and see what works and what doesn't. That's how humans work. You never learn by reading a manual, you learn by making mistakes, fixing them and then preventing them from happening again.
>Obeying your parents is also about inculcating discipline and self-control.
Self-control quite literally means self-control, not control by an external force. You can spend 20 years telling your child to go to bed at 10 PM, but the second you stop doing that he/she'll stay awake until 3 AM because a) there's nobody to force him/her into bed and 2) he/she does not see the REASON to go to bed at 10 in the first place. Because you never told him/her, all you did was bark orders.
>You're still a brat who hasn't seen the world. So STFU and listen to people who actually have real life experience on things you aren't even capable of imagining.
>I am right because I have lived longer and THAT gives me the ultimate superiority over your opinions and I can just dismiss them!
I've met a lot of people in my life and those who think their perspective is somehow superior to that of others because of their age are either dumb or raised by servicemen. No free-willed people with parents that treated them as more than subordinates bully themselves into that mindset.
