It's hard to remember the early 2000's. Like there was this relatively sane world that I have memories of where everything generally made sense and everyone was generally decently well-groomed and kind (at least if you were in the healthy middle class at the time). I remember so much of it, but it's hard to actually, genuinely remember it as it really was since I feel like so many of my memories have been tainted by the eldritch nightmare that is modernity.
Kind of feels like an insane coma dream that only drives us madder because some people in our dream understand exactly what's going on but despite having the numbers of a small nation, nothing changes. Every day is a Groundhog Day of insanity but worse.
I was young in the time you're describing. But I remember it as well. I'm just shocked that so many elements, mostly racial and social, could cause so mβuch chaos that we can't have a public space, we can't have entertainment, we can't have our people, we can't have money, we can't have anything except accepting this world and the facsimiles of "people" in it. If this is life, what could Hell be like?
If someone offered me a portal to anywhere between 1985-1995 I would go through it so fast the negative vacuum of me leaving would suck Pixie, the kids and 2 of her neighbors through with me
I consider the peak of human civilization to be late 90s early 2000s.
No era is perfect and it had its problems, but the good far outweighed the bad.
I heard something recently that made me think though -- Someone said the 70s were the hangover for the 60s that laid the groundwork for the 80s. This framework seems like it could work somewhat -- The 1930s were the hangover for the 1940s, which laid the groundwork for the 1950s. The timing doesn't work perfectly but then we're living in a dynamic system so people are reacting to stuff. The 2010s and 2020s being the hangover for the 1990s and 2000s, leading potentially to a banger in the 2030s? Hard to say, we'll have to see. No matter what though, this moment will pass, as will the next. We live in a dynamic system and the only thing that won't change is things will change.
That's an ironic statement considering I'm not one of the horde here constantly lamenting about loneliness or waaaah I can't be totally based and trad with muh Aryan waifu and 9,000 children day after day.
Just because this stuff is harmful to kids, doesnβt mean it isnβt harmful to adults..
A long-running survey of American teens found that, from 1990 to 2010, high-school seniors became slightly less likely to agree with statements such as βLife often feels meaningless.β But as soon as they adopted a phone-based life and many began to live in the whirlpool of social media, where no stability can be found, every measure of despair increased. From 2010 to 2019, the number who agreed that their lives felt βmeaninglessβ increased by about 70 percent, to more than one in five.
For anyone else that is not an irresponsible nigger breeding more hybrisophiles and other garbage they can realize dogshit people are reducing the quality of life of this world to shit and have to be killed to reverse the trend.
I don't even know how to vote and even if I did, you should thank your lucky vas deferens that I am allowed absolutely zero political power in such a process or I would go out of my way to vote for things that make you mad just to spite you.
I'm the only person on this side of the wall who vets higher education for economic mobility and the rest of you use the convenient excuse of "n-no it's jewed." I'm not going to listen to "improve the world" slop from the indolent.
@Owl@matty@Shadowman311 Yes because the STEMs are completely safe from jewish grift bullshit, nepotism, retardation, and anti-White pseudo-science that they somehow conveniently ignore.
You are not going to make it. Your bloodline ends with you. Thank God for that.
@Owl@matty@Shadowman311 How many aristocrats have you preen about vetting into higher education got into position that benefits your people again.
You claim to want higher education yet clearly fail to understand higher education means higher gullibility that jews have a field day. Do you understand what you are demanding lead to your failure at life.
Explain how this ties into hard science. Go ahead, I'll let someone whose last experience in a scholastic environment involved bright, round lettering of the alphabet on a wall explain this to me.
@Owl@matty@Shadowman311 Everyone with a functioning brainstem distinctly recalls a replication crisis and the completely atrophy of scientific methodology inside the hard sciences turned soft unscience.
That is what the jews did to the STEMs that people failed to kill in order to protect themselves.
@Goalkeeper@Owl@matty@Shadowman311 Whoever brings up Dunning Kruger on the internet slapfight has the increasing likelihood of simply failing to know what it was observing as a whole and claim otherwise.
Did you notice the other part of the graph. If not...
I've contemplated it once before because of how funny it would be to take cyanide and slide inside a cabinet so when they open the cold box they'll see me laying there. It would be a funny joke.
@Owl@matty@Shadowman311 I distinctly recall asking you how many aristocrats that you encouraged to go through a higher guillibility education that benefited your people.
This is a question that requires math. 1000? 100? 10? 0?
@Owl@Goalkeeper@matty@Shadowman311 A terminally low IQ video game cultural reference has undermined your credibility thus has demonstrated your ignorance and abuse of the observation of DK for internet brownie points and personal animosity.
If you fantasize about putting cigarettes into mothers' butts so much people notice you are a degenerate that would not hesitate to do it to their own mother.
You are esl and jewish. Out on and into and purposefully misreading an internet diss and making it creepy is a skill only a cock suckin jew (redundant) could do.
@ChristiJunior@Shadowman311 Even the shitty post-9/11 hysteria makes me nostalgic. Nowadays when something bad happens it's immediately politicized along partisan lines.
@ArdainianRight@Shadowman311 It wasn't a vibe. I was in early elementary school and my mom told me to pretend that I had a dad. Some kids found out I had two moms and our house was vandalized BY THEIR PARENTS.
