Red Mosquito

What’s the cutoff year for “every person born after ______ totally sucks at being a human being”?

Because Sara here looks like she fits nicely into the category.

BurtReynolds wrote:White girl alert.

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He probably doesn’t want Disney to fire him

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Yes, “The Hunger Games” is an equitable substitute for “Macbeth”:

https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2021 ... ulum-abou/

Bi_3 wrote:Yes, “The Hunger Games” is an equitable substitute for “Macbeth”:

https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2021 ... ulum-abou/

I doubt I would last a week in some of those teacher’s classrooms.

ANU urges staff to say ‘chestfeeding’ instead of ‘breastfeeding’, ‘gestational parent’ instead of mother

https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/healt ... cialBakers

Bammer wrote:What’s the cutoff year for “every person born after ______ totally sucks at being a human being”?

Why does everyone always assume it's millennials or younger people at fault for all this stuff being talked about? As if there are better generations out there...

I'm guessing many things similar to Bammer's post were written in the 1960s by middle-aged people, then again in the 90s.

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BurtReynolds wrote:I have some faint hope that the zoomers will stop our slide into oblivion, but they have an uphill battle ahead of them. A few of them have some brains.

"The young people will surely be more conservative" bwahahaha do y'all even know anyone from that generation? They make me like like Archie Bunker.

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The fact that critical race theory and cancel culture are treated as equivalent terms is a real testament to the high level of intellectual nuance going on in here

Mickey wrote:The fact that critical race theory and cancel culture are treated as equivalent terms is a real testament to the high level of intellectual nuance going on in here

Are you about to post “real socialism has never been tried”?

BurtReynolds wrote:Not sure if "government activism" really translates to being pro-CRT/cancel culture, but I doubt that score is much better. The good news is that the constant bludgeoning might cause a few to rebel eventually, or just deaden them to caring too much about it. Or maybe that's just the opiods.

I just hope they get past the “government is always the problem” mindset that has drained the GOP of their ability to come up with new ideas. We all see instances where cancel culture goes too far, but it’s not just on the left, and it’s not going to bring the country down. I assume most here are old enough to remember when we didn’t have access to anything not in print or on tv. No point of view is banned from the internet. No one goes to jail for believing something.

BurtReynolds wrote:this has it all. just perfect.

Sometimes I love going down these twitter holes.

It turns out they "listened" to the comments and criticisms and changed the graphic to just multicolor hearts with "love is love". No people depicted in the new one. Then did the standard "missed the mark"

Then people complaining the apology wasn't quick enough, and/or it wasn't even a real apology.

I need to cancel my Netflix and just read Twitter.

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BurtReynolds wrote:

net worth: $850 million

She’d be Bezos rich without the patriarchy.