by Jim Quinn, The Burning Platform:
I was two years out of college in 1988 working as a controller for Waste Management and renting a dump with ten friends in Avalon, NJ for the summer, where I met my wife to be. There were no cell phones and the internet was in its infancy. I was working hard, trying to start a successful career. After work I would either run five miles or play full court pick-up basketball with my Collingdale buddies.
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I played in a couple softball leagues. Life did seem uncomplicated because we interacted on a personal level with everyone. Even though technology has transformed the world since 1988, I believe it has contributed greatly to the decline of America. Generations have been trapped and mind controlled by their devices and propaganda and porn spewed across the internet and social media by the government and the controllers of this warped degenerate society we now inhabit. I doubt we can ever go back.
High School in America, 1988.
People seemed way happier. What changed?
— Ian Jaeger (@IanJaeger29) December 28, 2024
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