Why are liberals stuck reliving the 18th,19th & 20th century?
Right. All those liberals flying the traitor's flag because "heritage" >wink < are living in the past
There we go. A prime example.
Who gives a **** if Billy Bob is stuck in the past?
Hint: LIBERALS
I'm okay with people wanting to go back to deep rooted traditions.
Old fashioned doesn't have to mean backwards or out of date, it can mean timeless wisdom and common sense.
What I do have an issue with
is people insisting on staying stuck in middle school mentality
of "telling mommy and daddy on you" or
"you can't talk to THAT person from THAT group and still be MY friend"
the whole cliquish gang bullying BS of trying to be cool by teaming up against the runt in the pack.
I do worry about whole generations of people thinking they can live like teenagers,
bitching about their right to drive the car when they don't pay for it but think it's owed to them cuz others have cars,
depending on Mom and Dad to run the household and worry about the real cost of things
while they THINK they know everything (until they have to run their own house and find it how expensive it is)
I do worry that people have a skewed sense of the cost of living
if they keep factoring in social security, unemployment, child support, etc.
where they don't have real experience owning property, much less rental property.
How can our sense of cost and value be equal if people don't have experience
in how much work it really takes to be financially stable.
That's not an issue of being "stuck in the past" that's an issue of
where people are on the learning curve toward financial and political independence.
And some people don't even know there is a curve, and stages or classes of development.
They think people are stuck in classes, like being born in castes,
and once you are poor you will stay poor, or if you are born rich with privilege you will get richer.
So THAT mentality of staying stuck in class division, looking at people through that lens,
is what worries me that keeps people "stuck" instead of resolving problems and overcoming conflicts
that otherwise keep people divided.
It's not just being "stuck" in the past -- it's about being "stuck" in a negative mindset and just
projecting the responsibility and power to change onto other people, and staying in "victim mode"
I'm more worried about people staying stuck in "scarcity mentality"
and never learning the real meaning and freedom of "abundance mentality"