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3/10/2019 1:35:50 AM
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Todays generation....
Raised watching South Park and Family Guy, yet get offended by everything
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3 RepliesThe problems of one generation are strictly because the previous generation screwed up somewhere.
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Nah, those are the people that couldn’t watch those shows because their fundamentalist Christian parents said it was the work of the devil.
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Yes, I am sure that everyone in today’s generation just gets offended by every single thing.
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South Park is the greatest television show ever. It has utter nonsense along with realism that other shows either can't possess or don't have the balls to do.
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Now that you mention it, it is rather strange.
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Direct result of politicians, both left and right, looking to score cheap points via disingenuous word-twisting IMO. "He gets [b]two[/b] scoops of ice-cream?!" "She criticised Israel? ANTI-SEMITE" Etc etc. Theres a long laundry list on this one.
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1 ReplyI’m 39 and at times I see myself inching ever more into the territory of those “old people” who’d say things like “back in my day” and “I’ll teach my children better” etc. Luckily I haven’t had the luxury of acquiring dad shorts and white New Balance shoes... ...God I pray I never turn into THAT kind of dad... Yes. People shouldn’t say mean things and everyone should get along with everyone else. But that fauxtopia doesn’t exist. Just like how I believe drivers in California should use their turn signals and not stare at their phones while driving. But again, the fauxtopia where people actually follow the LAW doesn’t exist... sadly.
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Edited by GECKOHERO8959: 3/11/2019 4:08:37 AMSimpsons ?
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2 RepliesLet it be known that the 1999-2003 generation does not associate with today’s youth
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6 RepliesC'mon old man, it is stylish and cool to be trigger! Don't be a square man!
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Man most teens between 16-19 right now are pretty harsh. Currently there’s another trendy app called “tic-tock” and the fan base (mostly 16-19) built it up based off of mockery and harassment. It’s hilarious to see such an outlier group among the millennials.
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I watch neither and I'm not easily offended...
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1 ReplyLil'beyoches
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1 ReplyI prefer the South Park approach. Nothing is sacred, it’s never too soon. They don’t like to draw lines and I can respect that because in their case they make fun of everyone.
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1 Replyback in my day I had to walk uphill both ways through ten feet of snow to get to the mill where I worked for 20 hours straight fighting elk so I could save enough for stale bread crusts to feed my family and graduate college at the age of 5
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18 RepliesI don’t know about y’all, but my thick skin didn’t come from a tv show......I had parents that toughened me up.
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6 RepliesLet’s just forget the 70’s and all that bull shit so our complaints on current generations seem to have merit.
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I, on the other hand, have never seen a full episode of South Park or Family Guy, but I was raised on PBS and NPR, so I'm fulfilling a cosmic destiny by being offended by everything
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I'm uninformed about an issue brought to my attention by an "influencer" time to attack random people on Twitter.
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[quote]offended by everything[/quote] Or [quote]watching South Park [/quote] I mean... Pick one?
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Not the same people... And it's never the actual people, it's always some spoiled rich kid taking offence on others behalf. Bigotry of low expectations at an all time high.
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I’m pretty sure these people didn’t watch that. Can’t just generalize an entire generation.
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Everything can be pretty overwhelming.
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I too browse Facebook and see memes that people share
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[quote]Raised watching South Park and Family Guy, yet get offended by everything[/quote] How?
