Comments by "Im Caj" (@KratostheThird) on "The United States is Becoming a Lawless Dystopia" video.

  1.  @RJ-wx3fh  I think part of this problem today started with smartphones. Back in 2007 when I was working my way towards a college degree I don't recall too many college kids having a smartphone. Steve Jobs was making headlines for advertising his first generation iPhone which for the time, seemed like a major tech breakthrough. None of us would predict the impact of smartphones on our western society. Looking back, I personally think forcing everybody to walk to a desktop computer and directly hook up a line to the internet was better. High school and college kids respectively didn't spend as much time on the internet, for one it was far slower 20 years ago, and two it wasn't used for much outside of e-mail and casually browsing the web for fun. Friendster was the social media platform of the time and it never got big like MySpace. Most of us young folks had outside lives, jobs to commute to and actual family to interact with outside of electronics. Nowadays I can't even walk down the local city street without seeing a bunch of 14 - 25 year old kids stare into their smartphones. Good chance it's a iPhone 13 Max or whatever smartphone they have on them. Got to be trendy and keep up with the tech. It's an absolute joke. Tech and the internet are killing society. I'm beginning to think the Amish and people who are looking into a Kaczinski philosophy are more in tune with preparing for actual challenges. Not screaming over a video game, or being upset that your friends didn't approve of the TikTok video you sent them the other night. Modern society is boring, materialistic and shallow.
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