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I miss the 2000s internet and my youth and the time when I still had things like summer vacations but that's about it.
Social media ruined the internet.I miss the internet from the 90s (just not the 56k I had)and early 2000s.
I don't know what happened during the 1% march/Occupy Wall Street movement that happened in 2011 but it has a lot to answer for too, it's the first time I noticed a public push for the whole intersectional theory nonsense:Hit the nail right on the head with these paragraphs; at least after 9/11 people united around the fact that America was a great country worth fighting for. People have up high powered careers to pick up a rifle and teach those bastards a lesson. Nowadays, every time there's a terror attack, we get pieces saying "think of the poor Muslims who might experience Islamophobia" (my Android doesn't recognise that as a word lol) before the last victim has even expired.
Social media ruined the internet.I miss the internet from the 90s (just not the 56k I had)and early 2000s.
It's crazy how much the value of money changes as you age. It's like, $20 equated to $100 of teenage money. I bought a GBA SP off some stoner for $20, and that seemed like a lot at the time.Only thing I don't miss is the lack of financial ability as a kid. If you wanted something, ask your parents.
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I'd honestly rather have the 80s or 90s
The only thing I missed during the 2000's was the gaming community culture. When communities were centered around a single game or series.
I know about the bombing and I can guess the millitia stuff was pretty strong there in the 90s, but what was wrong with the 80s?That's a hard fucking pass from me. Those were two awful decades for OKC. I'd honestly rather die than have to relive 1995 in particular ever again.
I know about the bombing and I can guess the millitia stuff was pretty strong there in the 90s, but what was wrong with the 80s?