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(10-30-2021, 06:29 PM)Maggot Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-30-2021, 06:40 PM)Maggot Wrote: [ -> ]

Some people need to get over themselves.

People really can't handle any sort of change, or they think "things should stay the same" or they think that "things were so good back in the day"

I was about to post an even longer rant, but its not worth it.

(10-30-2021, 08:34 PM)MirahM Wrote: [ -> ]People really can't handle any sort of change, or they think "things should stay the same" or they think that "things were so good back in the day"

I was about to post an even longer rant, but its not worth it.

Maybe both sides of the culture war leave something to be desired?

Lets break that one down a little more.

It's so rare that human beings achieve equilibrium. We mostly go from one extreme to another, which is self-perpetuating, like a pendulum. I think it results from failing to learn from our mistakes, so we repeat them over and over, ad nauseum. This is accompanied by a tendency to blame our failings on others, rather than taking responsibility and looking at what we could do differently.

Systemic dysfunctionality caused by spiritual corruption, and religion is just as corrupt as all the other institutions. Which is to be expected when those who wield power are hypermaterialistic.

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(10-31-2021, 01:59 AM)rothschild Wrote: [ -> ]It's so rare that human beings achieve equilibrium. We mostly go from one extreme to another, which is self-perpetuating, like a pendulum. I think it results from failing to learn from our mistakes, so we repeat them over and over, ad nauseum. This is accompanied by a tendency to blame our failings on others, rather than taking responsibility and looking at what we could do differently.

Systemic dysfunctionality caused by spiritual corruption, and religion is just as corrupt as all the other institutions. Which is to be expected when those who wield power are hypermaterialistic.

Well put.

(10-30-2021, 06:40 PM)Maggot Wrote: [ -> ]

According to Josh Hawley, senator from Missouri, men are being drawn to pornography and video games because thier manhood is being criticized.
And it is all the Democrats fault for undermining traditional male values.

Poor guys can't get a break or take responsibility for thier own actions! It is so sad.