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Good said: 

Turncoat said: 

Good said: 

I agree, today people are weak and I hate that.

I'd say it's less weakness overall and moreso reduced Stoicism, people are more aware of one another and with it are more awakened to sympathetic sensitivities. 

You still have to be fairly strong to work without it, in some cases even stronger than a Stoic. 

are they really more aware? I am not so sure. The cancel culture is a great symptom of reduced empathy. Politically people will trust their side with extreme prejudice and never even imagine what it is like to be on the other side. I do not think that this is totally new and I am not even against it. What I am against is the reasons they do it: neurotic, and defeatist, and people are so afraid of confrontations where they can be wrong.

I think before all of those reasons were reduced. You cant even say nigger, because some brainwashed retard is too sensitive. A guy who beat a pregnant woman was killed by a cop, so he is a hero now. I see no value in freedom when it is misused. I am proud of humanity, but not of it in the last 10-15 years.

 niggers don't really care if you say 'nigger' like they might fuck you up but that's a gamble you can weigh

it's the whiny entitled white kids from the suburbs and their lib parents that shit their pants over the word and don't get irony or context, they'll get you burned on a stake and feel smug about it

Allure said: 

Nowadays, there's kids as young as 6 with mobile phones. I can't go around the corner without seeing a Pride or Ukraine flag somewhere. Women hold the highest position in jobs because else it'd be sexist. There's war, there's inflation. Everyone's mentally ill in some way, and they have political agendas.

I miss the 90s when people would listen to rap and wear baggy clothes. People were more social and chill. Women were unironically likable; they didn't have huge egos like today. You could let your guard down and go with the flow. Life was better indeed.

 Agreed, these times ah suckin.

I've also been thinking of past good times, it must be a security blanket of some kind.

What is your favorite thing about the 90's as far as the sociopolitical climate?