I take serious offense to that generalization. I personally know, myself included, dozens of people who took part and pride in the CP that worked their butts off because they loved Disney, wanted to do right by it, and maybe even secure a job higher up in the company one day.
When talking about trends among a group of people, obviously there are going to be individual outliers. No, not EVERY SINGLE CP is a bad guest who disrupts the experience for "regular" folks, but that doesn't mean that there aren't
general problems attributable to that group.
That said, what's wrong with kids wanting to party and not be in class?
Nothing in and of itself. But it stands in contrast to your assertion that all those kids just want to love Disney and work their buns off.
Anecdote: When I was at Universal many years ago, I was waiting for some chicken strips I ordered at one of the counter service restaurants. It wasn't a normal "meal time" so the place was pretty empty except for me, and two of the workers behind the counter who were apparently dating were talking about the sex acts they wanted to do to one another when their shift ended. At the time, that experience was something that put me firmly in the "pro-Disney" camp of the Orlando fanboy wars, but overhearing things like that has become much more common at Walt Disney World. Even excluding explicit things like that, the guest should NEVER hear words like dorms, backstage, shifts, hours, breaks, etc.
ETA: "Kids" don't go to college. Adults go to college. Adults acting like children is exactly the problem with the college program (and large portions of today's society, but that's another conversation).
