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The normal progression of human development is basically, childhood, adolescence, adulthood. Unfortunately, our recent crop of new adults seem to be stuck in adolescence. They don't want to grow up. We've coddled these young people to the point that they are dangerous to society in general. When they don't get what their immature minds think they should get, they throw a fit. They destroy things, threaten people, and burn things down. This won't work for them, and it won't work for us in the long run. The past couple of years have shown this reality, and we should take notice. Join me as we consider the consequences of failing to move from adolescence into adulthood, and the role you play in fixing this problem.
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