Thread: Is there any good trait about American Youth Culture?
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Old 08.27.2008, 10:36 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by Mostly Harmless
Because I'm supposed to write an essay for French class about American Youth Culture as an ambassador to France.
But honestly, I'm surrounded mostly by lazy, arrogant, narrow-minded people, and I'm not interested in telling it like it is.
The only growing trend I can write positively about is growing tolerance between races. And that's it.
I could be missing something. If I am, please tell me. I only need one more positively quality about the youth of this culture. Bonus points for something definitive.

american youths can balance their checkbooks and live on their own when they are 18. go check out what frenchie does at 18.

dont get me wrong, i fucking love france, but young americans are way more independent from their parental units than their european counterparts.

that's one plus i guess.
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