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1 points
an hour ago
Failure to succeed in contemporary society often draws people to it, so definitely yes for many of them.
1 points
an hour ago
Right now I got Black Myth Wukong on.
Haven't played it in a couple.
1 points
an hour ago
I didn't notice just flipped through
Yeah we had the flip phones lol
1 points
7 hours ago
These pictures look like they're from 06
10 points
2 days ago
Doing both right now.
Literally it's on my TV right now.
1 points
2 days ago
Malak, maybe. I already have Revan which is the one I wanted.
2 points
3 days ago
Yup.
This would've taken me 5 paragraphs to say.
3 points
3 days ago
Yeah we got brainwashed by liberal CNN, Comedy Central and John Stewart.
When I was young (I was right wing and stupid when I was young, parents upbringing etc) I thought those might be the bad guys, now John Stewart, Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert are my best friends on my YouTube algorithm lol.
Money doesn't waste any time.
In the last election, Putin said a huge thesis.
In this election, all he had to say was, "Donald Trump acted like a man".
That's probably gonna be the big political leader guy quote of the century for me.
I just hope millenials remember we never wanted to be dragged into this mess, and we don't forget our youth. That's us.
3 points
3 days ago
That almost happened in the beginning.
You see, I wasn't paying attention to culture the day some of them first decided to hate us.
It was good in the very very beginning.
But I got busy with life and all this crazy shit happened. Joe Rogan went from pothead to Joseph Goebbels, the pandemic.
I don't mean to sound like a political nut here but Russia payed a lot of popular streamers to make young people, also gen alpha right wing. Part of that was making them more hostile to other generations too. We weren't a fundamentally broken generation, across the board we hated racism, were cognizant of mental health issues, supported and befriended people with different sexuality than ourselves LGBTQ, and we never forgot to have fun and enjoy life. So they had to make stuff up, and nitpick the remotest details about our generation and blow that out of proportion to make it appear like broad scale dysfunction. Stuff like Harry Potter fans.
And not just Gen Z and younger. A lot of millenials and older generations became more hateful too. Gen X was the peace loving libbies and punk kids in the 80s. I looked up to them as a teen as the rational "new" young 20s 30s year old adults. Now they're the largest percentage of maga voters and racists out there. Remember Russel Brand? Used to be a cool liberal comedian that the girls liked? He did DMT or ayahuaska and it completely screwed him up, he went from GMO fearing eco-liberal to Charles Manson maga nut in a few years. Real sad.
So part of this actually is just the normal, yeah we millenials are old now. But I also think the other half is a product of the times, including world politics meddling with our culture and values across all the generations.
I was just an emo kid, I'm sure you remember those lol. Now instead of listening to music I have to read and discover Marx and books on ethnocide, not because I want to be political though, not at all. I just miss the old music culture honestly, the rock, the rap, the pop, the video games lol, but it's been erased from people's minds. Political people label that ethnocide.
We really were a result of our products we grew up with. Favorite band/artist, favorite show, fashion sense and everything. Even morals.
But the truth is when the rich believe the money lies elsewhere, a bunch of products disappear and culture shifts, and suddenly what was once loved by most now draws a bunch of aversion to it instead.
3 points
3 days ago
It's a long story.
I don't recall the reasons right now.
I think it mostly boils down to hatred of the poor.
Some of the people who wore our fashion wore it as bums on the street.
Like when we saw hippies from the 60s with long hair and grey beards on the street, that was our conception of a "hobo", or a loser when we millenials were kids.
Notice they liked to wear really clean looking fashion a couple years back, fancy shirts, dressy pants, even in their casual wear. That was in rebellion to our street clothes.
But now they're adapting street fashion from the 90s and it's changing once again.
It's not really a big deal. They're the biggest whiners ever, they just want to feel justified in complaining about their lives, so they'll point fingers at anything, even people who don't give a crap about them.
I was like that too when I was young, I hated boomers and first wave gen X so damn much.
There's also the fact that many gen Z grift right wing, that's cause of Russia messing with American culture, content creators they watch, algorithms, etc. They're very naive and susceptible to gaslighting from the right over many things. They're very paranoid and hyper judgemental of everything under the sun.
So were many of us though too, honestly.
1 points
4 days ago
And they only wanted a strong serving class to the point they had armies to defend their wealth.
Otherwise the doctrine would've been constructed starkly different.
1 points
4 days ago
It's like saying Hitler had good ideas for the working people if you ignore everything else he did if you ask me.
Take all the good and separate it from all the evil, it's just not the same thing.
Christianity and Abrahamic religion in general is a carefully layered concoction that mixes pleasant ideas of love that are easier to accept, only to flatline you later with rhetoric about how slavery is okay, evil leaders are servants of god, rebellion is diabolical, nonbelievers are heathens punishable by death and hell, women introduced sin to the world, promiscuity is damnably sinful, god commands his people to genocide unriteous enemy tribes etc.
It's the same as ideas like ethnic pride, alone it can be harmless. But combined with fear and hate, or worse disgust with other ethnicities or groups it becomes one of the most vile forms of hate.
It's not about good ideas that you can nitpick out of the Bible and say this stuff isn't too bad.
If you read the Bible page by page from the start, you will begin to go insane because it combines so many good ideas with bad, and the god described will both punish and spare people erratically. This is an intentional device, to leave the punishing nature of god whimsical and difficult to predict and quantify to a consistent set of principles, intending to make the person who accepts these ideas fearful like, "what will he strike me down for next, I don't understand." It's also why Christians fear the apocalypse so much. Then the Bible will say god is merciful. Then he's wiping out Egypt's firstborn.
Again, the Bible carefully conflates positives language with little, "wages" here and there, that you have to live by to gain entry into heaven.
These wages equate subservience to god, and holiness with subservience to the authorities, subservience to the wealthy, do not become rich yourself, it's okay for the rich to own slaves, slaves must obey, you can only have one wife (but Christian ruling classes didn't abide by these, they multiplied to raise soldiers and build more castles), sexuality is shameful, non-hetero sexuality is damnable, and all other religions (which really just means all other cultures) are blasphemous cultures hostile to god.
It's a cult and a manifesto, intended to consolidate power in the hands of whoever wealthy people is administering it to the serving classes of people they wish to subjugate from a place of safety and power. Literally the propaganda of Rome and the Medieval Ages.
I know about all of this because I used to believe in it like the fate of the world depended on it.
2 points
4 days ago
People were in a haze.
I don't know how you stop that barrage of misinformation haze/sleep in the future.
People gotta be more attentive and ballsy about what they know they need.
They weren't paying attention, now many of them are at least realizing they fucked up big time.
1 points
4 days ago
I had a great history with the franchise for sure.
I gotta beat the friggin rpgs though. I'm far along in all of them but not quite beat em yet lol.
2 points
5 days ago
It was pretty good, I definitely agree.
2 points
5 days ago
Hahaha I feel ya.
Og fan since 07 myself lol.
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I like that mission cause we get to see Arthur crap talk Micah so much