Older boomers used to have go to dance halls to meet girls, kissing was taboo on the first date, abortions were also taboo and rare, pre marital sex did happen but it was frowned upon and a "Shotgun wedding" was considered mandatory if you knocked a women up, otherwise the girl would be sent to the "home for unwed mothers" for a bit and you would be ostracized from polite White society as a despicable degenerate and all around horrible piece of shit, child support wasn't necessary because White people policed their own and niggers, only 7% of the population, were mostly good with keeping a two parent household.
Then sometime in the mid to late60s/early 70s all of this fell apart, boomers, if they didn't actively contribute to its downfall of this ordered society, let it happen with virtually no resistance.
If you ask boomers about that today they'll say "yeah things ain't like they used to be." Why is that grandpa? Was there possibly something that happened when you became a young adult that contributed to this?
Then sometime in the mid to late60s/early 70s all of this fell apart, boomers, if they didn't actively contribute to its downfall of this ordered society, let it happen with virtually no resistance.
If you ask boomers about that today they'll say "yeah things ain't like they used to be." Why is that grandpa? Was there possibly something that happened when you became a young adult that contributed to this?
@irie I think he's trying to say that new ideas haven't necessarily been Beta tested yet
@Terry @irie Agreed with that reading. That's usually what hoe_math is angling at. I think he hashes things out long-form on Twitter a lot more compared to his videos and people jump on it.
Here, I read this as him (40 years old) saying "My grandparents had time tested wisdom. My parents (boomers) have a bunch of new age shit they cobbled together in the unprecedented world of the 60s and 70s and it needs to be viewed skeptically and not taken as the wisdom of ages being passed on."
Basically a longer form version of "We did things right and the same for thousands of years, this new 'wisdom' is clearly causing problems." He got asked about boomers in his last Q&A and it clearly gripped him, so I think he's trying to parse through how they are the way they are properly at present.
Here, I read this as him (40 years old) saying "My grandparents had time tested wisdom. My parents (boomers) have a bunch of new age shit they cobbled together in the unprecedented world of the 60s and 70s and it needs to be viewed skeptically and not taken as the wisdom of ages being passed on."
Basically a longer form version of "We did things right and the same for thousands of years, this new 'wisdom' is clearly causing problems." He got asked about boomers in his last Q&A and it clearly gripped him, so I think he's trying to parse through how they are the way they are properly at present.
