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paratactical wrote:

Patriot1208 wrote: I go to school near a Jesuit university and lived near a Jesuit university growing up and both get pretty wild. And both schools administrations are pretty lax. I'm not saying I know OP's school is like this, but in my experience with 3 different jesuit schools (I looked at attending another and spent a recruiting visit there) these schools aren't any tougher on drinking then your run of the mill state school.

The OP stated that his school requires hospitalization for *any* level of intoxication.

So when you travel in Asia, and they have these laws that if you get caught with even 1 gram of hash/weed, you go to jail for a very long time. Do you:

1. Choose not to do it because it's stupid to go to jail for that
2. Choose to do it and hope to not get caught, but complain after getting caught that it's stupid to go to fail for that

You put the level of offense in context based on your environment. When the punishment for minus infractions are high due to the place/time you just choose to not do it. It's not like he didn't know what was going to happen.

paratactical wrote:

r6_philly wrote: Wait until you have pre-teens/teens and see if you will take a stance like I do.

Wow. You sure do sound so mature.

I don't get it?

paratactical wrote:I think you don't understand how minorly inebriated one can be to get shit at a conservative Jesuit school. If OP had been forcibly hospitalized by the police in these instances, I could agree with you, but you're willfuly ignoring a key part of the issue.

Exhibit A for strict Catholics.

r6_philly wrote:

paratactical wrote:

Patriot1208 wrote: I go to school near a Jesuit university and lived near a Jesuit university growing up and both get pretty wild. And both schools administrations are pretty lax. I'm not saying I know OP's school is like this, but in my experience with 3 different jesuit schools (I looked at attending another and spent a recruiting visit there) these schools aren't any tougher on drinking then your run of the mill state school.

The OP stated that his school requires hospitalization for *any* level of intoxication.

So when you travel in Asia, and they have these laws that if you get caught with even 1 gram of hash/weed, you go to jail for a very long time. Do you:

1. Choose not to do it because it's stupid to go to jail for that
2. Choose to do it and hope to not get caught, but complain after getting caught that it's stupid to go to fail for that

You put the level of offense in context based on your environment. When the punishment for minus infractions are high due to the place/time you just choose to not do it. It's not like he didn't know what was going to happen.

Well no fucking shit, but stupid enough to make that mistake =/= alcohol dependency requiring AA and therapy and all this soul searching BS people are spouting.

r6_philly wrote: So when you travel in Asia, and they have these laws that if you get caught with even 1 gram of hash/weed, you go to jail for a very long time. Do you:

1. Choose not to do it because it's stupid to go to jail for that
2. Choose to do it and hope to not get caught, but complain after getting caught that it's stupid to go to fail for that

False equivalence is false. Nor does it get to the heart of the issue.

r6_philly wrote:

paratactical wrote:

r6_philly wrote: Wait until you have pre-teens/teens and see if you will take a stance like I do.

Wow. You sure do sound so mature.

I don't get it?

You're making huge assumptions about who I am and how my opinions may or may not change based upon how you changed in your life. It's fucking retarded.

paratactical wrote:

r6_philly wrote:

paratactical wrote:

r6_philly wrote: Wait until you have pre-teens/teens and see if you will take a stance like I do.

Wow. You sure do sound so mature.

I don't get it?

You're making huge assumptions about who I am and how my opinions may or may not change based upon how you changed in your life. It's fucking retarded.

I asked to see if it would change, I didn't conclusively claim that it will, only inferred. It was open ended. Looks like everyone get personally defensive in this thread.

I don't see why it's so bad to want a kid to not break ANY rules. 3 times.

r6_philly wrote: I don't see why it's so bad to want a kid to not break ANY rules. 3 times.

Because it's completely unrealistic and creates people who are assholes.

paratactical wrote:

r6_philly wrote: I don't see why it's so bad to want a kid to not break ANY rules. 3 times.

Because it's completely unrealistic and creates people who are assholes.

+ million. r6, you are a fool.

R_6philly seems to be extremely out of touch with the world.

paratactical wrote:

r6_philly wrote: I don't see why it's so bad to want a kid to not break ANY rules. 3 times.

Because it's completely unrealistic and creates people who are assholes.

People who don't break rules are assholes?

BTW want != expect. I really don't who you are, but a parent knows a kid will do things wrong, but a parent would do everything to try to prevent it from happening. Unrealistic yes, but yet attempted every second.

abarrios wrote:R_6philly seems to be extremely out of touch with the world.

The sad thing is the opposite is true.

I have posted about who I am and what my life is about on this forum before, so feel free to search if you don't believe me.

r6_philly wrote:

paratactical wrote:

r6_philly wrote: I don't see why it's so bad to want a kid to not break ANY rules. 3 times.

Because it's completely unrealistic and creates people who are assholes.

Unrealistic yes, but yet attempted every second.

No.

romothesavior wrote:

paratactical wrote:

r6_philly wrote: I don't see why it's so bad to want a kid to not break ANY rules. 3 times.

Because it's completely unrealistic and creates people who are assholes.

+ million. r6, you are a fool.

lol that I can respect. Only fools think world can be changed for the better maybe.

I mentor inner-city at-risk teens, should I be realistic about their lives?

r6_philly wrote:

abarrios wrote:R_6philly seems to be extremely out of touch with the world.

The sad thing is the opposite is true.

I have posted about who I am and what my life is about on this forum before, so feel free to search if you don't believe me.

Well then you seem to be having a lapse in rationality. I've read through this entire thread and nearly everything you have said is rediculous.

romothesavior wrote:

r6_philly wrote:

paratactical wrote:

r6_philly wrote: I don't see why it's so bad to want a kid to not break ANY rules. 3 times.

Because it's completely unrealistic and creates people who are assholes.

Unrealistic yes, but yet attempted every second.

No.

Ok. You do it your way, I do it mine. I will tell my kids to obey every rule, and you tell yours that you don't expect them to.

r6_philly wrote:

romothesavior wrote:

paratactical wrote:

r6_philly wrote: I don't see why it's so bad to want a kid to not break ANY rules. 3 times.

Because it's completely unrealistic and creates people who are assholes.

+ million. r6, you are a fool.

lol that I can respect. Only fools think world can be changed for the better maybe.

I mentor inner-city at-risk teens, should I be realistic about their lives?

Do what you want, but I'm pretty sure those inner-city at-risk teens don't take you nearly as seriously as your overinflated ego would like to think.

abarrios wrote:

r6_philly wrote:

abarrios wrote:R_6philly seems to be extremely out of touch with the world.

The sad thing is the opposite is true.

I have posted about who I am and what my life is about on this forum before, so feel free to search if you don't believe me.

Well then you seem to be having a lapse in rationality. I've read through this entire thread and nearly everything you have said is rediculous.

Okay. I can respect your views. It's not rational to want/expect kids to obey rules. Got it.

paratactical wrote: Do what you want, but I'm pretty sure those inner-city at-risk teens don't take you nearly as seriously as your overinflated ego would like to think.

Really? I listened ...

r6_philly wrote:

paratactical wrote: Do what you want, but I'm pretty sure those inner-city at-risk teens don't take you nearly as seriously as your overinflated ego would like to think.

Really? I listened ...

paratactical wrote: Do what you want, but I'm pretty sure those inner-city at-risk teens don't take you nearly as seriously as your overinflated ego would like to think.

By the way, where is the ego in this? Because I think I am doing the right thing?

abarrios wrote:

r6_philly wrote:

abarrios wrote:R_6philly seems to be extremely out of touch with the world.

The sad thing is the opposite is true.

I have posted about who I am and what my life is about on this forum before, so feel free to search if you don't believe me.

Well then you seem to be having a lapse in rationality. I've read through this entire thread and nearly everything you have said is rediculous.

Having seen friends work through substance abuse issues, I happen to agree with r6_philly.

And did you really just type rediculous? If you're going to insult someone on a message board, you should probably check your spelling and grammar first.

paratactical wrote:

r6_philly wrote:

paratactical wrote: Do what you want, but I'm pretty sure those inner-city at-risk teens don't take you nearly as seriously as your overinflated ego would like to think.

Really? I listened ...

Ok my bad, try again:

Really? I listened to the same message when I was a teen with no future.

Lwoods wrote: Having seen friends work through substance abuse issues, I happen to agree with r6_philly.

And did you really just type rediculous? If you're going to insult someone on a message board, you should probably check your spelling and grammar first.

Wait, are you really trying to argue that you and philly are right because you've had friends with substance abuse issues? In terms of retarded shit people do online, you're beating out spelling it "rediculous".

r6_philly wrote:

paratactical wrote:

r6_philly wrote:

paratactical wrote: Do what you want, but I'm pretty sure those inner-city at-risk teens don't take you nearly as seriously as your overinflated ego would like to think.

Really? I listened ...

Ok my bad, try again:

Really? I listened to the same message when I was a teen with no future.

Still funny, but it explains a lot.