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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Considering we always had maids and chefs - isn't it amazing how much cooking and cleaning we are doing in this country.

Tell me OP, how often have your child been pampered and fed at this Indian's house and how often have you reciprocated.

[b]Yes, we coddle our children. Our expectation is that they will be doing well at school, be emotionally supported at home, and not be forced to have sex before they are mature because they have to start dating at 8th grade!

How many Indian kids with divorced parents have you seen?  Why not make generalizations about that?[/b][/quote]

PP, remember how you said that Indian people surely don't write home about the awful American child-rearing practices? Well, here you go. Americans parents are divorced (this is a bad thing) and force their 13-year-olds to have sex.[/quote]

It's pretty obvious the pp is responding to the OP of this thread.  Not starting a thread on the woes of American Parenting (based off of one American friend.)  :roll: [/quote]

Yes, of course PP is responding to the OP of this thread -- by making obnoxious generalizations of PP's own. Which proves that making obnoxious cultural generalizations is not a uniquely American thing. Another nail in the coffin of American exceptionalism...[/quote]

Are you dense?   The pp used an example of obnoxious generalizations to make the point of how obnoxious the OP's post is.    You're rebuttal is hilarious.

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