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vriskakinnieaynrand:

kontextmaschine:

The world’s not perfect yet, but to the extent I see dumb stuff go by I’m usually like “well, headed for a fall that way” or even “hey, you know you could play a good game of ‘let’s you and he fight’ with this” these days

what of the vernon dursleyization of the millennials and the tiktokstagram boomerization of the internet (esp zoomers), those seem bad

the '90s were also the jack thompson decade! and this time all right-thinking people don’t have the immunity to it that came from, in retrospect, its opposition not having just spent a decade eating shit.

it’s already scored bigger legislative and cultural wins than, like, the PMRC

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As I’ve said before, I think the precedent is how the Silent Generation kinda sucked, so we just had to grind through the '50s and the early '60s until pre-Silent types mentored the Boomers to kicking it off, and then the Silents never really mattered again

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