Youngfag here. Why do people love the 90s so much? I was born in 1999 and people always act as if it was somehow happier and more innocent than today?
Was this actually true or did 9/11 just bring people into reality?
Youngfag here. Why do people love the 90s so much...
Gavin Barnes
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Lucas Ward
9/11 changed the game bud. It’s like one minute you’re eating crayons the next the government expects you to believe jet fuel melts steel and oil isn’t why we have men dying in the Middle East.
Chase Kelly
It was more or less like now, just information traveled slower. Niggers were a lot more feral in these days too, this generation of apes is comparatively low energy.
William Wright
The 80s were very innocent, but the 60s counter culture of Atheism had already started the slow rot. By the 90s, they were trying to get teens to lose their virginity and started the beginning of the LGBT madness. Social media & voting in Obama sealed the deal. America would never be the same again.
Justin Ward
9/11 fucked everything up. In the 90's all we did was enjoy epic R rated movies, play video games that were actually fun and challenging , eat cereal that came with toys inside the box. A time with no sjw bullshit, faggotry was very limited, trannies were called transvestites. Bathrooms were just Men and Women. Music was actually good, no matter what genre u liked. Great times
Nathan Diaz
It was about as pozzed as today, just more entertainment-driven since social media wasn't there to give you everything in plain text. Also adults back then grew up used to quality over context so the biggest bluepills had to be given to children (see: BK Kid's Club).
Jordan Nelson
The 1990s were the best years or my life. Everyone was happy, everything looked rosy, we thought we would be going to Mars by 2014.
Fuck, today is like hell compared to the 90s.
Henry Cruz
It was fucking awful. It started with a recession and ended in the .com crash. Music was cancer. Literally noone was woke on anything. There was effectively no internet. The TV was bs(frens was like a religious thing). Ok it's much worse now but that doesn't mean that it was good before.
William Ross
Post 9/11 and the rapid advance of communications technology (Social media) showed everyone in the world it's true colours. Gone are the blissful ignorance carefree summer evenings spent outside talking, chatting, playing and being human. Information traveled slower and was handpicked. In our current 'modern society (2011+) people seem more angry, scared and on edge.
The world is no longer a friendly place it seems, but was it before?
Gabriel Rogers
Out of curiosity, how long afterwards were people talking about 9/11 (I mean everyday people on a day-to-day basis). Was it days, weeks, months?