@WurzelRoot I'm not sure what's so hard for people to understand that all of the toxic examples you see on social media is a very small fraction of the population, you're just seeing it because of social media posts going viral.
I've never seen anything this crazy personally but there are a ton of boomers who think they own the water off their lake front property which is insane. I've experienced hissy fits but nothing this insane.
>Boomer buys property for cheap
>Dumps sewage into hole rather than get a septic tank or sewer hookup
>Fights a NIMBY battle, loses
>Sells property for 10x what he paid
>Wrecks millions of dollars of damage before his death
No wonder people idolize him, he was peak boomer.
When you look back at "China, IL", they pretty much nailed what it feels like being indifferent to something that's beloved and/or critically acclaimed. @AdultSwimNoCon
(Note: These are actually Brad Neely's thoughts on "Toy Story 3")
@AlexCTaliadoros Part of the benefits of promoting positive racial bias for your in-group is the ability to break the rules without people assuming that you're doing them with the worst intentions. Nobody saw a white guy jumping a fence to get a ball and thought he was up to no good.
@RebeccaNav32795@VictusThraex Oh I don't care about this issue with the God of War game at all, it looks fine. I was just making a comment on a common sentiment.
In 2017, my teacher brought in a former student who was running for Congress. 20-something who was inspired by Bernie etc.
Everyone was asking him softball questions about gay rights, "tax the rich" etc. so I asked him a basic foreign policy question. He couldn't give an answer.