It's actually something I marvel at now, because this only works one way: A girl will believe that everyone was drugged up and secretly miserable back in her grandmother's day only because she herself is now drugged up and secretly miserable.
Slanderous zog acolytes in academia make up these obviously false stories about our families, that everyone was secretly a rapist, pederast, sodomite, homosexual, sex addict blasted off their ass on morphine, codeine, amphetamines, benzodiazepenes - and they get away with it because people are so profoundly *broken today that it seems like a realistic assesment of the world.
RT: https://poa.st/objects/8af806f4-da97-489b-870b-200953aa067d
@sickburnbro LIkewise, grandma won't believe this unless she was a party girl herself.
"Did you know all the girls I try to date are obese, arrogant, and addicted to drugs and cheap dopamine?"
"oh sweetie, chin up, you know that's just not right. Most girls are wonderful, 9 out of 10 are going to church and praying for a husband!"
It should really underscore how dystopian things are, society has so fundamentally collapsed in so many unwritten ways that we cannot process and share the extent of the damage via words alone. Only real, firsthand suffering of its consequences can truly teach how far we've fallen.
@WashedOutGundamPilot @sickburnbro it seems far too many people in the older generations are blind to the world around them, as they will never personally encounter younger generations unfiltered. Whenever there is a family gathering, the teen to young adults of the family are on their best behavior and hide the worst aspects of themselves. And given the rose tinted goggles that the older generations have, they will be less likely to see how bad the worst family members are.
@WashedOutGundamPilot @sickburnbro not saying that all young generation members are bad, but that the bad ones are not really seen as bad in their eyes. And they cannot imagine that anyone in their family could possibly have anything impure about them. Even when it should be known that the cultural landscape the younger generation grew up with often poisons the well and corrupts the youth while the family has diminished influence.