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I wouldn't go that far. More like a party house for posers who refuse to admit that they're a party crowd because they outgrew drugs (should we applaud them?) a

I wouldn't go that far. More like a party house for posers who refuse to admit that they're a party crowd because they outgrew drugs (should we applaud them?) and bike. In 5 years they'll be golfing and hiring social tutors to help them with the hard questions, like whether it's "trying too hard" in 2015 to use "summer" as a verb. Oddly enough, I love biking, work out every day, avoid car commutes, and don't use drugs. I can't stand self-righteous assholes who think their choices make them superior, though, so that might be a problem.

jqm 11y ago
I understand wanting to be around others who are trying to live well. But attempting to enforce this at some social level has always been and always will be, a recipe for disaster (see... every cult ever). Maybe the "Hitler's youth" thing is a little off (although the values portrayed sound pretty close the ideas of clean living etc. the "youth" was all about). That being said, I wonder what percentage of the referenced twerpwads hold racist beliefs? My guess? 100. (edit) From the sounds of it, in 35 years most of this bunch will probably be on association boards of gated communities and spend much of their time policing the neighbourhood for hedges that are too high and fences that are painted a slightly wrong color.