Has liberalism, outcome based ed, not keeping score, & not reprimanding kids created a "monster"?

[RLP]

'Our culture used to encourage modesty and humility and not bragging about yourself,' Twenge told BBC News. 'It was considered a bad thing to be seen as conceited or full of yourself.'
Just because someone has high self-esteem doesn't mean they're a narcissist. Positive self-assessments can not only be harmless but completely true.
However, one in four recent students responded to a questionnaire called the Narcissistic Personality Inventory with results pointing towards narcissistic self-assessments.
Narcissism is defined as excessive self-love or vanity; self-admiration, or being self-centered.


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Twenge said that's a trait that is often negative and destructive, and blames its boom on several trends - including parenting styles, celebrity culture, social media, and easy credit - for allowing people to seem more successful than they really are.

These young egotists can grow up to be depressed adults.

[Charles]

Public schools and Hollywood are destroying traditional America.

[thunderingbun649]

American culture also used to say that segregation and bullying was just fine and dandy.

[Auroch]

Oh - you do tell the right wing lies so obediently!

these are the stupid, easy lies that really make a right wing moron feel pretty darned smug.

[CharP]

Actually, it's created generations of boys with vaginas and girls with b*lls, guaranteeing us a future filled with leftist freaks.

[BASH]

Adam Lanza was homeschooled. He was a monster.