This is interesting:
High school in 1990 was effectively still “80’s” high school; as seen in the main still image, there is a girl featured who has *massive* 80’s hair. So this was basically my high school era, and it’s interesting to see how todays horrible little brats saw yesterdays horrible little brats. And I was gratified to see that a point commonly raised by olds like myself is also raised by the youngs: back in the day, before smart phones and social media, kids actually communicated with each other face to face. 1990 was just a few years away from the internet era, only a decade or so away from the beginning of the mobile & texting era; it’s amazing just how fast some important aspect of society have utterly changed. And while some changes are obviously good – better technology, with higher quality for less cost – some changes are bad. The deletion of actual socialization is bad. The replacement of girls 80’s hair with todays SJW bluhair is bad; not only is the fashion just vastly less appealing, what it *means* is even more less appealing. Back in the day, the big 80’s hair meant “this girl spends a whole lot of time and effort on her appearance, which means she’s out of your league,” while SJW hair today means “this girl has lost her got-dam mind and is not only unpleasant to be around but also likely legally dangerous to interact with: avoid at all costs.” 80’s hair indicated a challenge to conquer, the possibility of good and happy times. SJW hair indicates a threat warning.
Sigh. I won’t be utterly shocked if I find out someday that social media and social justice were memes implanted into western civilization by aliens, occult Nazi scientists or PO’ed ex-Soviet KGB agents as a way to crash the western birth rate and general vitality.
And here’s the full 45 minute video shot in 1990: