spectras (./25682) :

squalyl (./25679) :
si dès le plus jeune âge ils pouvaient apprendre à mettre leur portable en silencieux dans le bus, ou au moins admettre que c'est chiant pour les autres, hein, rien que ça, ce serait un pas.

Je vois pas le rapport avec l'école.
C'est le rôle des parents de faire ça, pas des enseignants.

Sauf que les parents actuels sont de générations désabusées qui rejettent la morale comme un poids qui a probablement ruiné leur futur face à un monde aigre et cruel.

Pour citer le speech durant So What? de Ministry, tiré de "The Violent Years" :

"You have had all that money can give you, but that wasn't enough. You became a thrill seeker..."
"Kill for a thrill"
"This thrill seeking became the one great thing in your life, piling one thrill on another until... the murder."
"Kill for the love of killing."
"The thrill seeker comes from all walks of life... comes from the home...the home where the parents are too busy to... train their children respect."
"Some people think newspapers exaggerate juvenile crime, or that it's confined mostly to large cities. Juvenile delinquencies on the rise...thus apparent that something has gone wrong with the environment. Adults create the world children live in. Juvenile delinquency is always rooted in adult deliquency, and in this process parents play the key role. When children grow up among adults who refuse to recognize anything that is fine and good or worthy of respect..."