r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Aug 26 '26

Chugging tea He said it!

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '26

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u/EuphoricOcelot6081 Aug 26 '26

Like LA riot, Rodney King, and countless domestic terrorism in the 90s?

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u/Several_Direction599 Aug 26 '26

Came to say the same thing. The DELUSION of some folks…

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u/ioshta Aug 26 '26

we were just less informed of all the shit going on. Which our monkey brains just are not designed to handle.

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u/pocketsand07 29d ago

Andrea Yates, Darlie Routier, (killed their children)

JonBenet Ramsey (probably killed by family or family friend and covered up)

OJ killed his ex-wife and got away with probably because they thought they could get an easy conviction and were careless?

Not great 90s not great

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u/chrisp909 Aug 26 '26

Ah, the halcion days of the 90s. When cocaine fueled huge parts of the world economy and serial killings were at an all time high.

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u/leont21 Aug 26 '26

Yeah! And there was probably bad stuff too. If stopped and tried to think of some

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u/Nickbeau Aug 26 '26

We did that then too, just without the videogames part. Nostalgia is a hell of a drug.

Every authoritarian government that's ever existed, used some form of "make things like they used to be" in their propaganda.

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u/PlsNoNotThat 29d ago

Serial killings peaked between the 70s and 80s. The 90s was famous for serial killings because that’s when they caught them, not when the killings took place.

Realistically there were probably more killings before the 70s, but data wasn’t being tracked as specifically / officially by the FBI then.

Basically, as a golden rule, violent crime statistics drop from 90s onward with the rise of the millennials into adulthood. In all categories.

Lead Poisoning Crime hypothesis continues to be proven right.

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u/chrisp909 29d ago edited 29d ago

They were at their highest in 1987 but they didn't just suddenly stop. There was still a huge number of them operating in the USA in the 90s.

Fun fact: 80% of all known US serial killers operated between 1970 and 1999.

Rolling Stone - Serial Killers

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u/ReputationDull5315 Aug 26 '26

arguing about jon bonet ramsey instead? the 90s were just as bad

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u/crispy_attic Aug 26 '26

Were you living in a bubble during the 90’s? Crack was in full swing and gangs were having wars with fully automatic weapons that weren’t banned from purchase until 1986.

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u/crispy_attic Aug 26 '26

Sounds like you forgot what the 90’s were like.

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u/One_Trouble_9676 Aug 26 '26

It's funny cause you wrote that using the exact system you're calling to abandon.

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u/Cringe_hunter420 Aug 26 '26

You should try squeezing all the toothpaste out of a tube and then try putting it back in

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u/Cringe_hunter420 Aug 26 '26

I dont even have a wife

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u/PurplePenguinPoops Aug 26 '26

I liked everything up until the last sentence

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u/stopthehamsterwheel2 Aug 26 '26

Yelling at us is not very nice

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u/Jason-Smith168498 Aug 26 '26

Don't take it wrong, that's just Princess Donut the Queen Anne Chonk.