Why don't men look like this anymore? What exactly happened? Everything is different. Haircuts, hairstyles, clothes...

Look at those ridiculous tank tops, the turtleneck shorts, those fucking shoes
How can someone have nostalgia of this faggotry?

>my contemporary fashion standards are absolute and unquestionable

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The shoes in particular are offensively ugly, I can only imagine this was the peak of running shoes design before rubber and plastics were in wide use.

No but they are better than this

>my reactionary fashion standards are absolute and unquestionable
literally every "x back then x right now" sperg

Literal whataboutism

You're just proving how much of a brainlet you really are

He's right. Capitalism wants consumer cattle.

Not brainlet enough to think those outfits look manly though

spics are so disgusting holy shit

>whataboutism
>the entire thread theme is "what the fuck happened?"

Serious talk though, why don't men look like this anymore?
This was seriously considered the epitome of manliness.

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>a team of collegiate athletes looks different from a group of sedentary mid thirties professionals

woah... really tickles my dendrites

you fucking idiot

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As opposed to human cattle by communism.

It Also makes us a bit uglier than before 50's men/women ,fat ,antisocial and asexually is getting bigger

The 50's women's was more femenine sad for the feminism but it doesn't work for a real relationship

Alt-retards believe that everyone outside their basement is a "soyboy"

Pretty sure the serfs out there in the fields growing his vegetables were more manly than he could ever dream of being.

>i know what you are but what am i
Marley fetishists are a joke.

*market

I don't see a functional form of communism existing today, user. I also don't believe a commissariat has my best interests in mind.

You think a coal miner or a factory worker in 1905 was attractive-looking?

You can be damn sure he had 3 times the testo your little balls are producing

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More attractive than the "men" of today.

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he also died of pneumoconiosis in his forties

This only applies to white "men".

Athletics and physical fitness were a big thing at time time in part because Theodore Roosevelt hugely championed it.

why are mutts so shit looking

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Why I never see people like this?

Those guys look pretty cool desu.

toil on the morrow lads

Comparing random guys with a national track and field team of the highest physical standard of fitness at the time. I wonder what was going through your mind when you posted is.

Here's how they would look from your perspective.

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My pop worked in the mines for decades and died of internal bleeding and complications after taking a nasty fall when no one else was around for hours before he could be taken to the hospital.
Extremely unfortunate in a way and extremely fortunate in a way as his brothers died of asbestos and lung conditions thanks to the mines, yet he was relatively alright. Even fought in Vietnam and later went on to work with glass and plastic manufacturing for years breathing in toxic fumes and lived through all of it. Some people are just freakishly lucky, I guess.

He passed away in his late 80s. Crazy.

Why don't men look like this anymore?

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why dont women look like this anymore?

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They face looks symmetrical

>they face
jose....

because you are a basement dweller

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No. Poltards believe people like that are lurking behind every corner along with blue haired feminists. I rarely see people like them. They make it seem like those people are anything but marginal

In China hundreds die in mining accidents every year but they have an infinite supply of bodies to replace them, so...

Photography became more accessible and as such you'll find more serious photographs like the one in the OP back then than you do now.

Actually, no, you can still find plenty of serious photographs, people in suits and uniforms looking stern and standing straight for the camera. They're just not as common as the "hey I might as well snap a picture on my phone because why not" pictures.

This

wow, it's almost as if culture changes over time, who would have guessed

What are you on about, the front guy's haircut is super popular nowadays