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limbicnuminousity

(1,416 posts)
21. Agreed.
Wed Mar 20, 2024, 11:37 AM
Mar 2024

AI is coming for their jobs, LBGTQ+ lives are under constant threat, women aren't safe, the government is incapable of doing a damned thing about mass shootings, politicians and media outlets routinely debate whether terms like "bloodbath" really mean anything at all, Elon Musk openly praises Nazism but fulfills contracts with the US government, the Supreme Court is openly for sale, members of Congress profess faith in giant green space lasers, the CDC doesn't even bother pretending to serve a function anymore.

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Instant gratification of all things at twice the speed of life was not a good thing? bucolic_frolic Mar 2024 #1
Yes parenting changed greatly in the 80's and 90's. Irish_Dem Mar 2024 #2
I told my daughter to restrict Tree Lady Mar 2024 #30
Do they at least make him do some chores? Irish_Dem Mar 2024 #31
I don't think he does much at my exes Tree Lady Mar 2024 #33
That is great. Irish_Dem Mar 2024 #34
School shootings, climate crisis, the rotting of safety nets for young and old, dismal prospects for house ownership... WhiskeyGrinder Mar 2024 #3
While my answer is closer to "all of the above" Geechie Mar 2024 #4
Peer interaction has much more of an impact on younger people than the big issues BeyondGeography Mar 2024 #5
Lack of third spaces, irrational fear of stranger danger, cutting budgets for public places and programs and relying WhiskeyGrinder Mar 2024 #6
Do you forget what it was like to be a kid? BeyondGeography Mar 2024 #8
My point is social media is a symptom, not a cause. WhiskeyGrinder Mar 2024 #9
Promoting a victim mentality doesn't help either. BannonsLiver Mar 2024 #24
I was never Rebl2 Mar 2024 #19
If only they understood limbicnuminousity Mar 2024 #13
And to think, all of these problems would cease to exist BannonsLiver Mar 2024 #23
What a bizarre post. It has nothing to do with anything in this thread. Scrivener7 Mar 2024 #26
Danger of being shot at any moment.... ananda Mar 2024 #7
I think they are smart enough to see what they are facing. Why the fuck should they be happy? Autumn Mar 2024 #10
I'm that older generation and I was never THAT happy about things. harumph Mar 2024 #11
Their future is dark because of approaching catastrophic climate change Kaleva Mar 2024 #12
Media ramming negativity down their throats mixed with the envy social media causes Johnny2X2X Mar 2024 #14
Got two words for you, maybe you can explain it away. Autumn Mar 2024 #15
Absoutely a huge issue Johnny2X2X Mar 2024 #16
So how is that "a bright future"? Autumn Mar 2024 #17
These 'kids' are spoiled. Every single person I know with children has handed them EVERYTHING. nt GuppyGal Mar 2024 #18
Do you think that none of their concerns are valid? Mariana Mar 2024 #25
. Scrivener7 Mar 2024 #27
Who can blame them? They face a Mad Max world - climate change destruction; rising health insurance costs (not care); Nanjeanne Mar 2024 #20
Agreed. limbicnuminousity Mar 2024 #21
Inflation spiked for a couple years Johnny2X2X Mar 2024 #22
Could it be that in 2017 a semi-literate, racist, conman was elected over a qualified woman JT45242 Mar 2024 #28
As the largest voting block in America, it is time to stop feeling sad and VOTE - walkingman Mar 2024 #29
Just look at the freakout over thought of tiktok being banned JI7 Mar 2024 #32
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