Thursday, August 9, 2012

Peggy Noonan via Hugh Hewitt

I read this at www.hughhewitt.com by Peggy Noonan:
One good thing about good parents these days is they always look tired.  A lot have hard lives--two jobs, different shifts, helping with homework, cleaning the house.  But they also have the exhausted look of hypervigilance.

Once parents could take a break at night, park the kids in front of the TV and let the culture baby-sit.  Not anymore.  Our culture, they know, is their foe.  The culture brings sick into the room.  They have to guard against it, be hyper vigilant: "Put that off!"  "I don't care if your friends are going, we're not."

It's a wonder they don't revolt.

I wish I could have said it as succinct and clearly.

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