It mostly has to do with the way the typical, Government obeying American was brought up. The way our culture is is pretty much laying down everything we might like, but following based on what our parents say. We find something we enjoy, and we are given every opportunity to continue to seek to enjoy it. We think up a great idea, and we are usually always fully supported. But when confronted with something socially taboo, we are shunned away from it at all costs. Most of us come from those typical Americans, who come from one-sided thinking, very close-minded people. These people are those who grew up in a social enviroment that has it's reward system on hyperdrive; enjoy anything you wish to unlimited levels, just stay away from THIS, dont do THIS. EVERYTHING else is OK. To these close-minded people, change is not needed. They have lived their entire lives staying away, not even trying it, and if they did, felt too guilty to form their own solid decision. They, therefor, will never experience the trial and possible error, the critique, the possible confrontation involved with taking a stance with your opinion, because the opinion you are comfortable with has been the general stance of the population for decades. This hardship is what makes letting your stance be known rewarding, and the lack thereof is the reason why many people cannot truly appreciate the open-mindedness of today's youth. We give our next generation what we didn't have, and this generation's gift is the ability to say "Why Not?", as this past generation was shunned from doing so many times...


If I'm incoherent, I apologize. You all already know