Comments by "Im Caj" (@KratostheThird) on "Wokewashing of Kids Education" video.

They can imitate the latest dance trend on TikTok without a hitch, but can't solve elementary school level math to save their own skin.
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@AdmiralBonetoPick The times were becoming more progressive by the late 1990s, early 2000s. My issue with women, especially young women in their teens to mid thirties, is they easily come off as radicalized. It's fine if you are concerned with politics and you want to play a minor role in it. Fight for what you believe in. Nowadays young women are basically subverted and when you compare them with men, they cannot take criticism as thoughtfully. They craft a narrative, as any guy like myself who had had a few girlfriends in his life can attest to. Women for the most part simply lack the faculties to tune out this negativity that has swallowed western society. They see the propaganda, they consume it and it takes hold of them. They are popularizing these horrible social movements you see today. And when you ask them why they are doing it, you just get a blank stare. This generation is lost.
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@AdmiralBonetoPick I have a personal problem with women aged 20 - 25. I'm not trying to say every woman in this age group is radicalized, but I noticed women in this group tend to be easily impressionable to the propaganda they are being force fed. TikTok, Instagram and Twitter are full of these young women. They make me sick. I'm looking at older women, and they seem more sane to me.
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@YakuzaWu I’m telling you how it is. When you’ve gone thru multiple girlfriends who spew their propaganda and make it a habit to cheat on their boyfriends, I have a problem. The moment you do that, you’re out of my life. That’s why I prefer being single, especially in this post modern clown world today.
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I feel like I dodged a bullet by growing up in the 1990s and early 2000s. Sadly, my own generation is now brainwashing these kids to fully buy into these political narratives. Words can't express how disgusted I am with that.
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Because it's the truth.
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And they're a bunch of morons for doing so.
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And they're a bunch of morons for doing so.
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@ktgiffin8147 This is what happens when you let the idiot masses run loose on something as bad as social media. Speaking as a Millennial, MySpace was really the only "safe" space we had. We had all Tom as our friend. But there was a lot of passion with MySpace. I discovered a lot of up and coming music artists on MySpace that I still appreciate to this day. The technology was new, but unfortunately, social media has completely subverted my entire generation, and you can see the results in how we treat others and look at ourselves. Narcissism is basically a common trait with us. And tragically you already see this happening with the Zoomer generation, which I assume is where your children lie in.
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@robertbeisert3315 Now they have to be sheltered with their hands held, instead of exploring and discovering things on their own as young teenagers should be doing.
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She was conditioned to be politically correct and trying her best not to be too pushy/offensive. Because this is what I've noticed from the Millennial and Zoomer generations. We are so engrained into this modern cancel culture and woke ideology that speaking out and calling something out for what it is, may mean somebody out there will try to cancel us. It is absolutely sickening and it gives off the impression that the younger generations are weak, when in reality it is the environment and the times they are being brought up in. Very sad. I'm just glad none of this existed when I was a kid.
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