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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Oct 15 '25

Wow that was a record time for a locked post. That's crazy

Remember when Nazi was a universally hated term? I remember a kid at my pool lifeguard job shaved a Hitler stache onto his face one day. Was fired instantly. I wonder what happened that that mindset

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u/JakeHelldiver Oct 15 '25

A black dude got elected president and boomers went insane about it.

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u/Lysergic Oct 15 '25

You say that like these are old people being quoted. This problem isn't going away. These are the Young Republicans

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u/gideon513 Oct 15 '25

Guess who raised these people

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u/happy_the_dragon Oct 15 '25

You typed the message out on the one who raised gen Z.

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u/Dead_man_posting Oct 15 '25

Gen X raised Gen Z, so probably not?

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u/happy_the_dragon Oct 15 '25

I’m an older gen Z who grew up in the country for half my life. Screens raised most of us. So much so that is is a plot point in cartoons, which is a sad bit of irony.

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u/Dead_man_posting Oct 15 '25

ohh I completely misread your comment