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"i keep meeting 10 year olds that seem more like we were than the weird hothouse flowers i was seeing in the late 90’s and early 2000’s. the kids seem less lost and gormless, more engaged and independent. they lost their faith in “tribal loyalty” when the tribe masked them up and locked them down for years of formative time. they are walking away from online and back into IRL."

If there's a silver lining to covid and the rest of this mess, it's that we're likely raising the most libertarian generation in decades. They will grow up knowing their government doesn't give a shit about them -- and that's maybe the most important lesson one can learn.

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"i’ve lost friends over it. i suspect many have. you disagree, as far as they’re concerned, you’re literally hitler now, and that’s the end of that."

I'm a gen xer, hubs is boomer. We did not coddle or bubble wrap our children. Home when the streetlights came on etc. etc.

My almost 40 y o daughter has not spoken or communicated at all, not a peep since she saw something derogatory about pronouns on hubby's Twitter. Took away our now 14 y o grandchild too.

That was in Nov of 21. We tried and tried, but she has blocked any form of contact.

Breaks my heart.

Thank you for this deep dive into the minds of these people. I can now understand a little better the cultish machinations of the woke mind virus.

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