Comments by "Im Caj" (@KratostheThird) on "Are the Media Making Mass Shootings Worse?" video.

  1.  @f1champ551  Since Generation X, people in general here in the United States haven’t been given a purpose.
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  2.  @f1champ551  I’ve read books written by World War II veterans who saw what was happening back then. And I can’t help but admire and respect them. The ‘Greatest Generation’ in my view had the best qualities (born circa 1902 to 1926). Tough as nails, determined, passionate and compelled with a purpose. My father had a Korean War veteran as a teacher during his freshman year in highschool (1960s). Didn’t take crap from nobody. Very disciplined and stoic according to what my dad told me. Our schools are now filled with narcissistic Millennial teachers who don’t have a real purpose. They’re handing participation awards to the kids, which is no different than what their Boomer parents did to them. I hate this Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, TikTok generation of adult children. 30 year olds today act like the 16 - 18 year olds from decades ago.
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  3. The media gets paid if they say their name, which is wrong, but that’s the truth.
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  4. All Millennials and Zoomers need to read this comment.
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  5. Online forums are generally hiveminds anyway. They are basically cults, to put this bluntly.
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  6.  @biker6070  As someone who has been around people who used heavy medication, it often makes them worse, not better. There’s a whole con behind the pharmaceutical industry here in the USA. The Millennial generation fell for it and sadly the Zoomers are following in their footsteps.
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  7. That’s been a thing since the early 90’s at least. Hollywood already covered high speed chases in the late 60’s - 70’s.
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  8. Nuclear families haven’t been strong since the 1960s/1970s.
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