I remember very clearly when it was rude to talk about politics. And money. You let other people have opinions, you respected them, and a large part of that was you didn't know their opinions, you didn't care. It didn't matter.
Now, you might know what someone's butthole looks like because it's on social media and it went viral. Now, opinions define you. It is fn weird. Everything is soooooo important now. It's important that we all act and share the same opinions, for some odd reason.
Slippery slopes, man. It happens so fast. Just a culmination of all sorts if little events.
Like I vividly remember riding with my mom to lexington when I heard about the new seatbelt law on the radio. I LOL'd because that's silly. That's a person right, choice, first of all. You can't police that. Even of you could, why would you want to? Are there hot more pressing issues our police could tend to?
Then when the Kim Kardashian thing happened and it captured the world. Yes, I enjoyed that, but it was fn odd to see how that was accepted, by females especially. She wasn't a slut because of it, she was a well respected celebrity star, a role model, someone for young girls to look up to, and they did. OK, fine, I won't exactly complain, just make sure we're all on the same page...this stuff is cool? This is what we want our kids to look up to?
And you can point to thousands of little things like this, the hundreds of "news" stories (many we should beve see or know or care about) we see every day.
Now, you might know what someone's butthole looks like because it's on social media and it went viral. Now, opinions define you. It is fn weird. Everything is soooooo important now. It's important that we all act and share the same opinions, for some odd reason.
Slippery slopes, man. It happens so fast. Just a culmination of all sorts if little events.
Like I vividly remember riding with my mom to lexington when I heard about the new seatbelt law on the radio. I LOL'd because that's silly. That's a person right, choice, first of all. You can't police that. Even of you could, why would you want to? Are there hot more pressing issues our police could tend to?
Then when the Kim Kardashian thing happened and it captured the world. Yes, I enjoyed that, but it was fn odd to see how that was accepted, by females especially. She wasn't a slut because of it, she was a well respected celebrity star, a role model, someone for young girls to look up to, and they did. OK, fine, I won't exactly complain, just make sure we're all on the same page...this stuff is cool? This is what we want our kids to look up to?
And you can point to thousands of little things like this, the hundreds of "news" stories (many we should beve see or know or care about) we see every day.