But at least you can get curry now.
Seriously, the social fabric of the entire country is ruined, but the food is great! :/ The sun as truly set on the British Empire. Same with France, Germany, and heck, even Japan is starting to notice diversity is not a strength. When was the last time a general said "We need a DIVERSIFIED front".. Even parents are told they need to be unified.

That's the sort of comment that would get you a knock at the door at 6AM in the UK and Germany.

I'm digging the 90's scifi references.

One of those.

I thought TB was only relevant in RDR2... It's a hell of a thing.

NeuroDIVERSE! Gotta add that to my list of marginalized victims bingo sheet. Will it ever end?

I agree, in the 2000's cities like New York were doing great. Michael Bloomberg was amazing. Arnold Schwarzenegger was awesome for California. Massachusetts also had republican governors during that time as well. Everything was pretty great, all around. TODAY though? CA cities are dumps, the 'punching game' is a thing in NY, and MA has the most expensive everything... Things can regress when stats stop being reported...

You never had any brothers or cousins doing double suplexes to each other after watching WWF? Your anecdotal evidence is discounted by mine. And since mine is real I think I have a case.

And WWF wrestling as well. My cousins would destroy each other playing WWF. Where'd they get THAT idea? Oh right... TV.

PS5 if only for the incredible controller.

False (I think) - Can you remember when the baby from Dinosaurs was responsible for causing a kid to wack someone in the head with a frying pan in real life? It was in the news back in the 90s... Most people can tease out fiction, but half of us have IQ's below 100 and can't.

D&D players usually role play as heroes... Rock and Roll, i don't think is as degenerate as your average rap music but I can see your point. And I DO think RAP is where this brand of degeneracy began back in the 90's.

What pushes some demographics to participate in street take overs, twerking on police cars, looting stores in cities, robbing from walmart, target, and pushing people onto subway tracks then? Just the larger urban culture? Where do people get the idea that that is fun/acceptable? It's got to come from somewhere, rap music is a big suspect, but video games like GTA make it much more 'real'. I don't think it's coming from rampant reading of books...

I bet a lot of kids idolize Franklin. He's the 'every man' protagonist as far as I can tell.

Crime stats look great when big cities don't report them.
https://www.npr.org/2022/10/05...

It is a fact, undeniable, that cities are inundated with crime. Also a fact that democrat cities don't report it.

That glamorizing this sort of game is directly responsible for the recent phenomenon of crime in US cities? Street take overs, rampant looting during peaceful protests and even sports team wins(or losses), shoplifting, carjacking, etc?

I could get behind GTA3 back in the day, and even Red Dead Redemption, but I think the evidence must be SOMEWHERE that kids, sadly, glamorize this type of behavior and emulate it in their every day lives.