Comments by "Im Caj" (@KratostheThird) on "SINKS vs INCELS" video.

@dinal570 How is he preaching?
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@redguard1607 I have the same opinions, and I’m 36. If these women want to play on Only fans, or date on that horrible app Tindr, let them. The girls I met 20 years ago seemed more friendly. Probably because smartphones hadn’t come out and kids seemed more willing to have normal conversations.
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We had AP History classes back in the 90’s when I was attending school. Spoke about the Allied troops going up against Germany and Japan, among other things. That is all gone in highschool courses now. That history we were taught is now taboo. American Japanese being sent to those camps during WW2 is much too sensitive information for highschool kids now. I’m glad I’m not a kid today.
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@viggotannhauser7251 That's a big age gap. There's going to be generational gaps. My aunt later in life fell in love with someone who was over 20 years younger than her. She is a Baby Boomer, the man she eventually married was a Gen Xer. The marriage lasted only two years, they couldn't relate with a lot of things because there was a wide gap between them in age. They divorced and both went their separate ways. At 36 I want someone in my age group (30's) who grew up on a lot of the things I grew up on, and share similar interests. I cannot date a 18 year old girl simply because the gap is too wide, there's going to be a lot we're not going to be able to relate to because what I experienced growing up, she wasn't around to see. I won't date girls in their early 20's either for the same reason.
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If you live to 90 years old then I would argue that is an accomplishment. Even with people living longer, that is more than many were able to reach.
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@Sinsteel Your best chance is moving to a country like the Philippines or somewhere where women haven’t been brainwashed by modernity. Where I live on the west coast here in America, my chances are next to nothing. And I’m 36. I’ve dated in the past. I know how younger women are. A combination of social media and insane leftist politics has ruined them. Something that Baby Boomers and their parents did not have to deal with, considering on average they were able to get wives with far less effort.
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@RobertMorgan 30 is young (comment he wrote). At 39 you're only just beginning to reach the middle age threshold. You should have more life experience, more wisdom, a better grip on the real world and understanding how to cope with changing times. We all did stupid stuff in our teens, and probably our early 20's. That's what youth is, and once it's gone, it's gone forever.
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The weak has never survived. All across human history, weak people often found themselves dead or at a significant disadvantage. Civilization was built by strong men, that’s a fact of history and nothing can dispute it.
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@joeselke3472 Ronald Reagan is a prime example of this. Died in 2004, changed the way American viewed politics during his presidency in the 1980’s. Highly revered by the Republican Party, despite bringing out Reaganomics, which has dealt irreversible damage to the lower and middle classes. Today? Reagan is vilified by a lot of Baby Boomers. As a 36 year old Millennial I still don’t have the financial assets my dad obtained when he was 25. Reagan was a puppet whose policies have done long term damage to America, and to an extent the western world.
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