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1. We literally push people to a) think in partisan terms politically=never happy b) run away from the idea of healthy, committed relationships= never happy c) choose to feel like a victim for our misfortunes when they're brought on by our own personal failings= never happy. Essentially, we no longer push personal accountability. 2. Traditional family values are the nuclear family. Mother and father married, raising the children. Nearly every single mass shooter was fatherless. That's caused by 2 things--shitty men, and women who choose shitty partners. Raise your sons to be good men, raise your daughters to desire good men. It's really that simple. It shouldn't take til after 25 or 30 for a woman to realize she probably shouldn't fuck somebody who wouldn't make a good father or partner, and it shouldn't take til 25 or 30 for a man to grow the fuck up and realize that there's more to life than having as much meaningless sex as possible. 3. Do I really have to explain how we're moving away from living with a moral compass? Look around. Listen to the news. I'm much, much more well-spoken than some overweight slob on Fox News blabbing on about the good old days. I don't care about reverting back to anything other than teaching young people what really leads to happiness, and that is purpose. And the simplest way to have purpose is to have a family. Most people won't get to work in a field that they love, so they should worry more about a healthy, stable home life than anything.

I can understand their reaction. Luck did wait to announce this until Week 3 of preseason. At least, I hope that's why they booed. His reasons for retiring are solid, but his timing absolutely sucks. It makes me wonder how long he's been thinking about this. If it's been since he got his new injury he should have retired way earlier. If he had it would have still been sad, but dignified. Doing it this close to the regular season opens him up to being attacked for being "selfish" and "screwing over his team". Not that I think this of him, but I've already seen the debates starting among the talking heads about it. Either way, its sad to lose such a great player form the sport. He deserved a better team and some rings on his fingers. Instead he got wasted and broken by the Colts management.