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Message: <blockquote data-quote="twisted" data-source="post: 8146614" data-attributes="member: 82108">I appreciate this...and I was about to go sleep but considering the trouble you took, I'll reply this..even though I remember replying the same sorta post to another member.I can't tell you anything about kids in this generation but the kids in our generation had good knowledge in history..they were taught in school or in daham paasala.or they had read ..it's not good enough to say that schools and adults have totally ignored subjects like history ...and we also had lots of cartoons and stuff back then too which we watch and would talk with friends about for hours like robin hood...we might never have had talk the same amount on our national heroes but that didn't mean they were of any less important..as a matter of fact those heroes had a special place in our hearts ..that was much bigger than the place fictional characters had...I still get goose bumps when i listen to songs like sunil edirisinghe's jathiya ran pahanak we..so do my friends they grew up with me ...we not talking about national heroes as much as we would on fictional characters I think, in a way, show that the special respect we have for them...they are not a subject to discuss about when you are with friends smoking weed or doing any shit you do ..so we should not judge kids ..because things like patriotism can inflict very strong yet inexpressable feelings....so let the kids watch their cartoons I'm pretty sure they'll still have a nice place for national heroes.all I'm saying is kids loving superheroes is, in no way a valid frame of reference to determine their thoughts on national heroes...and the insane comparison presented on this thread is utterly laughable..</blockquote>

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