Is this true 'American parents and society is allways money hungry?

Question

Is this true 'American parents and society is allways money hungry and that's why American kids are not so well behaving?

Answer 1

Okay, maybe some kids learn from their money-worshipping parents that the ends are more important than the means, or as long as you get what you want in the end (money) you can do whatever it takes to get it (behave morally defunct).

But to say that American parents and society are ALWAYS money-hungry is unfair. Many American parents teach their children important moral lessons that value social well-being over personal gain.

I also think some American parents dote too much on their kids and need to learn how to discipline their children if they want them to be positive members of society and not parasites with a sense of entitlement.

Beijos!

Answer 2

American society is a characteristically money oriented society. Everything is money and consumerism here. Who knows if it's related to ill behaving children. I'm sure in some ways and in some cases, but I wouldn't generalize everything.  

Answer 3

Not always true in all cases.

The U.S. American society is a consumer-driven economy. Materialism is taught through the media.

Not all of us fall for the lies of the advertising industry.

Soon, people will care only about getting enough to eat, I think. They won't be buying the many unneeded things people have been selling.

As for the children, there are several reasons, a major reason being the humanism being taught in the public schools.

What we see happening in Britain is usually what follows here a few years later. That's my opinion, based on what I have seen.

Answer 4

I think it's somewhat true, I do belive America needs bad help from root to top.

Answer 5

yeah I guess so because Jessica is also one of them if you read her answer..lol

Answer 6

It's not just Americans, get your freaking facts straight before asking a question.