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Absolutely not, and I really find this summary kind of thinking dangerous. It's quite obviously "follow the money" and not "People, en masse, drastically and si
by jrm4 4y ago
Absolutely not, and I really find this summary kind of thinking dangerous. It's quite obviously "follow the money" and not "People, en masse, drastically and simplistically change their reactions to sex as they get older."
Now, back to my Facebook group of 40-50 year olds who trade dirty memes and use getting temp-banned as a jokey "sign-of-honor" :)
- seydor 4y agoI hope i m wrong. But it's not the Z that controls the internet, their parents do and they are the ones that go along with 'protect the kids' crusades. Is discord or reddit sanitized? FB IG YT, everything is
- jrm4 4y agoI kind of feel like the controlling factor isn't "parents" or "kids" at all, really -- but "capitalist nanny state habits" that are weirdly re/distributed. Like, the radio is way "dirtier" than it used to be, you've got this odd flavor of "empowerment" that means female hypersexualization that's oddly not about the men at all, for better or worse. Regardless, I don't feel like "active participation/commentary by this generation of older people" is a big factor?