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It just seems like we got a bit of an internet problem in this country where kids go into certain online spaces and become radicalized... so i feel like this is something we all need to get better about. Being aware of what they are consuming and if they are on troubling sites the parents should raise alarm bells and at the very least have a conversation with the kids about it.

TO BE CLEAR: The decision is for the parents alone, BUT do concerned relatives coming from a place of the best intentions, have an: Obligation? Duty? Task? Interest? Stake? of inquiring?

The most OBVIOUS AND CORRECT answer is NUNYA & GFY. AGREED! But SHOULD they volunteer their desires for the bundle of joy? Does their proximity to the infant permit a "pass" to do this? Is it ok if they preface it with: "It's your decision but..." or "I support your decision but I'm curious..." or "I care & that's why I'm asking..." or "Have you & X-in-law discussed vaccinating?" Is there a socially acceptable way to do this? Is their legitimate interest in the infants health a valid reason to risk a potentially emotional, awkward or severely damaging result to their relationship?

Lots of parents discourage their kids from hating based on religious differences. I think political differences should be viewed the same way. Obviously, everyone has the right to be religiously and politically whatever they want. That is part of a free society. But that doesn't mean it's okay to hate others.

I have been talking about the leftist bitch tenant from hell that lives below me at my parent's house. My parents mailed her a certified 60 day eviction notice that arrived at the beginning of this month. This woman was always critical of me and instigated fights and false accusations towards me. As I am getting married very soon, both me and my wife-to-be feel very uncomfortable with her presence. My parents have had enough.

She is considered an "at-will" tenant, which is equivalent to a month-to-month rent situation. My parents really only had to give her a 30 day notice, but out of courtesy, they gave her 60 days total. Despite this, she is showing no eagerness to leave. While my parents did send her a written notice, she was verbally told to start packing on August 17. Do you think this will eventually be a situation where a court eviction will ensue and her ass will have to be dragged out by the Sheriff's Office?