i'm a childl of the 90's. Only 23, but I can see where you guys are coming from. I agree that being of the technology age has softened things up a bunch. It's really frustrating though seeing your PEERS be overcome with all the media hype of Reality TV/blatant consumerism. I asked on of my sister's friends (18 yrs old) who the VP of the United States was and she didn't know, but she could tell me all the cast members of the Real World. Another friend of mine asked if Afghanistan was in Africa. I mean REALLY? It seems as though all the Reality TV is taking people's minds off what is really going on in the world by putting more emphasis on other people's lives that have nothing to do with your own. Cuidad Juarez on the other side of El Paso had over 1000 murders last year. Thats more than 3 a day. But do you ever hear about it? It's right beneath our feet, but the Cartel Wars in Mexico are acheiving no air time on Headline news, but they sure will tell you about the latest celebrity that had a baby, or an affair, or went to get ice cream in the city. It's total bullshit. I really hope the younger genereation (my generation) comes to their senses and see's through the smokescreen.