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Agreed. I think we took self expression too far. Things like the Internet, hip hop, counter culture etc definitely changed how we express ourselves. I cringe at the idea of how I defended the use of words and phrases even as an adult, hiding behind defenses like "intent matters". It wasn't until I was in my late 20s that I started to think about how the things that I express might be harmful to others. Thankfully I don't see many kids act like we acted. I even caution my son against the use of phrases that might be worded too strongly, such as something "being stupid". If we can give our children a world to inherit, I think they can come closer than we've ever been to world peace.