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SKULL.GIF posted:Gen Z is just going to be the American manifestation of Japanese hikikomori: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/09/has-the-smartphone-destroyed-a-generation/534198/ yeah ive been saying we're just 20 years behind japan also without all the cool poo poo and without most of the weird poo poo too give me vending machines and good public transit thx
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anime was right posted:yeah ive been saying we're just 20 years behind japan we're like japan except with south korean flavors of right-wing christian psychosis
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SKULL.GIF posted:Gen Z is just going to be the American manifestation of Japanese hikikomori: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/09/has-the-smartphone-destroyed-a-generation/534198/ waldorf school kids will inherit the earth
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steam having a sexual content tag is almost as fascinating as the stuff that gets filed under it like 'dungeons and geese', a game about dungeons and geese, i think
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anime was right posted:yeah ive been saying we're just 20 years behind japan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnQhR2Oeh-c
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ThndrShk2k posted:Just give them instructionals I don't know if I trust them enough for it to not turn into Battle Royale. Especially not if Armalite hears about the marketing potential
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Squizzle posted:a pan handler, if you will i'm a pot fondler Feldegast42 posted:Dem's 2020 theme song, tailored for the kids nowadays: https://youtu.be/tQsZujjZWs0
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Ytlaya posted:This aspect always confused me, because from what I've seen/read (which admittedly isn't everything; I think I've read through the third book?) the book seems to portray Khaleesi in a relatively positive light as being the "rightful" ruler. But viewed objectively she just feels she's owned the throne due to her heritage and is willing to kill thousands of people to make that happen. Grrm read lotr and decided to come up with a sympathetic backstory for sauron
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KomradeX posted:Jesus them all being unemployable mentally ill shut-ins is the best case scenario. This country is hosed and no kids either :woot:
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millennials are gonna grow up into two factions, communists and nazis and it's going to be because of lets plays and memes
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KomradeX posted:Jesus them all being unemployable mentally ill shut-ins is the best case scenario. This country is hosed it owns
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Homeless Friend posted:it owns Ogantai posted:Unemployed? Go skill yourself!
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logikv9 posted:millennials are gonna grow up into two factions, communists and nazis i do not know with what weapons world war 3 will be fought, but cold war 2 will be fought with pepes and chapos
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I thought demographics were destiny? Why are younger/more diverse generations voting Trump? This makes no sense.
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KomradeX posted:I don't know if I trust them enough for it to not turn into Battle Royale. Especially not if Armalite hears about the marketing potential https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOw6Mwl4r18
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KomradeX posted:Jesus them all being unemployable mentally ill shut-ins is the best case scenario. This country is hosed Fun thing is this is probably because Japan has huge rates of untreated mental illness frequently as a result of child abuse and a massive stigma against treatment, a dearth of employment opportunities for young people and a general total disregard for the welfare of anyone under 60. No wonder they're all watching anime, it's the only thing that acknowledges their existence. So yeah, we're all just 30 years behind Japan.
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punk rebel ecks posted:I thought demographics were destiny? Why are younger/more diverse generations voting Trump? This makes no sense. they're only 1 generation removed from boomers so they're still bad, but not as bad the boomer taint will take many generations to fade
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Yinlock posted:the boomer taint will take many generations to fade
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lol in retrospect @ the popular post election notion that it was the poors who were too entrenched and impossible to reason with burn the affluent center
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Inescapable Duck posted:Fun thing is this is probably because Japan has huge rates of untreated mental illness frequently as a result of child abuse and a massive stigma against treatment, a dearth of employment opportunities for young people and a general total disregard for the welfare of anyone under 60. No wonder they're all watching anime, it's the only thing that acknowledges their existence. I remember reading Cracked Magazine and Mad in like the early 90s and every other joke was about how the Japanese were going to completely own America's economy. Then they had a huge banking crash and never fixed their poo poo. Hopefully America has great cartoons.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkrNlDINXs0
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Rand alPaul posted:I remember reading Cracked Magazine and Mad in like the early 90s and every other joke was about how the Japanese were going to completely own America's economy. Then they had a huge banking crash and never fixed their poo poo. It's America's native art form, you are pretty good at em. But we are already seeing younger generations retreating wildly into escapism because of mass alienation and disenfranchisement, when they aren't finding reasons to get really mad and go out in the street and fight people.
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steinrokkan posted:lol in retrospect @ the popular post election notion that it was the poors who were too entrenched and impossible to reason with The obsession with chasing the small business owners is that they're an incredibly easy social class to placate, so long as their status as little capitalists is basically wholly unchallenged. They're also as a group the first people who go hard fascist when things get rough.
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and rough in this case means "taxes may go up 1% at some point in the future"
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Japanese culture is obsessed with high school because that's the last time anyone in Japan can remember being even slightly satisfied with their life
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Rand alPaul posted:I remember reading Cracked Magazine and Mad in like the early 90s and every other joke was about how the Japanese were going to completely own America's economy. Then they had a huge banking crash and never fixed their poo poo. japan's stagnation has basically just resulted in people stopping loving and never leaving their apartments, if america were to have the same kind of stagnation we'd be killing each other in an insane civil war in a couple of years before nuking the world and taking everyone down with us
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SKULL.GIF posted:Gen Z is just going to be the American manifestation of Japanese hikikomori: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/09/has-the-smartphone-destroyed-a-generation/534198/
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rudatron posted:the article is bad because it blames smart phones and social media, not the massive increasing in housing prices or the absolutely poo poo job market (whose numbers are massaged by politicians to hide the growing 'two speed' economy). As I understand it the article isn't talking about millenials (the housing and job markets are very much millenial problems), it's talking about the as-yet-unnamed generation that comes after millenials who are largely still in school and as such aren't old enough to be hosed over by the housing and job markets yet
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hope the generation after the post millinians keep the psychosis of the post millennials but get simmering anger of the millennialw and it manifests as them killing people. like just a whole generation of serial killers
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https://twitter.com/kthalps/status/894383439562104832 "I'm a woman, so therefore I am not physically capable of acting like other people don't exist" e: the #17 tweet is funny too. "I was undergoing personal stress for unrelated reasons when you called me out for this lovely thing I did, what the gently caress "
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hi thread I hope you enjoyed your weekend
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loquacius posted:https://twitter.com/kthalps/status/894383439562104832 oooo I betcha wonderin how I knew about my plans to screw the jew with some other girl who ran before between the two of those folks you know he'll mop the floor It took me by surprise I must say When she lost to the pissbaby
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zegermans posted:hi thread I hope you enjoyed your weekend Hide on the promenade Etch a postcard: "How I Dearly Wish I Was Not Here" In the seaside town That they forgot to bomb Come, come, come, nuclear bomb
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loquacius posted:https://twitter.com/kthalps/status/894383439562104832 Is there anything whiter and more privileged than talking down to minorities about the correct ways to challenge whiteness, and what not being white actually means?
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steinrokkan posted:Is there anything whiter and more privileged than talking down to minorities about the correct ways to challenge whiteness, and what not being white actually means? Possibly maligning on the internet about how black people voted wrong in the south and how they just don't know any better. Also your guy is better because he has some b-list rapper phonebanking.
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loquacius posted:Japanese culture is obsessed with high school because that's the last time anyone in Japan can remember being even slightly satisfied with their life same as us with college loquacius posted:As I understand it the article isn't talking about millenials (the housing and job markets are very much millenial problems), it's talking about the as-yet-unnamed generation that comes after millenials who are largely still in school and as such aren't old enough to be hosed over by the housing and job markets yet
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So Matt Bruenig's leftist think tank just launched its website: https://twitter.com/PplPolicyProj/status/894544894102040576
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Scent of Worf posted:So Matt Bruenig's leftist think tank just launched its website: I wonder how much is annoys the capitalist class that their gains are officially designated "unearned income" I bet there's a bill stuck in committee somewhere that wants to legally rename is "job creator income".
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i wake up to the democrats having a memetic war and being corncobbed by it
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got any sevens posted:yeah, but there is still some influence, the kids in middle/high school can see which way the wind is blowing and realize their generation is already doomed. my sister is pressuring her kids into prepping for college while they're still in middle school, but they'll have to take out loans and wont be able to repay them. plus dumbfuck suburban life spreads out and divides kids so they're less able to congregate anyway, so of course they latch onto phones or videogames Pretty much. Nothing happens in a vacuum. That article was honestly much better than I was expecting. Even though it's mostly data about phone use and they should just put it down, this line stood out for me. quote:Independence isn’t free—you need some money in your pocket to pay for gas, or for that bottle of schnapps. In earlier eras, kids worked in great numbers, eager to finance their freedom or prodded by their parents to learn the value of a dollar. But iGen teens aren’t working (or managing their own money) as much. In the late 1970s, 77 percent of high-school seniors worked for pay during the school year; by the mid-2010s, only 55 percent did. The number of eighth-graders who work for pay has been cut in half. These declines accelerated during the Great Recession, but teen employment has not bounced back, even though job availability has. The flaw here is that there was an actual recovery. For ninety some odd percent of America there wasn't. Jobs aren't available to teens. The average age of fast food workers is 29. It's not like they can get a car loan to get a job in the gig economy. There's not a place in the work force for teens. Another line that stood out to me was how little non-college bound kids care about school. quote:If today’s teens were a generation of grinds, we’d see that in the data. But eighth-, 10th-, and 12th-graders in the 2010s actually spend less time on homework than Gen X teens did in the early 1990s. (High-school seniors headed for four-year colleges spend about the same amount of time on homework as their predecessors did.) The time that seniors spend on activities such as student clubs and sports and exercise has changed little in recent years. Combined with the decline in working for pay, this means iGen teens have more leisure time than Gen X teens did, not less. I mean gently caress why would they? Again nothing happens in a vacuum, they watched their parent and or grandparents get completely wiped out financially in 2008. They see from their parents and older siblings that college is only a route to a mountain of debt and maybe a tenuous existence in the gig economy. Not going to college is even worse. They have no future, no hope. Capitalism has deemed them economically worthless. America's social contract has been frayed to the point of complete disintegration. Why wouldn't they just give up and post online? Focusing on phones as the problem with kids is like focusing specifically on opioids as the problem for the working class instead of what's driving people to drug themselves to death. Iron Twinkie has issued a correction as of 14:45 on Aug 7, 2017 |
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