A nation of obese, tattooed savages, clowns, and overgrown babies (death, dollar)
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The great thing about America is that we really don't have to live up to other people's expectations if we see no benefit in it. On the other hand, if we do see a benefit fitting in with the crowd, then, by all means, go for it.
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Originally Posted by 4dognight
So, you must go there, to Walmart, to know this aye? You wouldn't be basing your bias on "People of Walmart" photos or videos on social media alone would you?
Before COVID, I went to Walmart at least twice a week.
Now, maybe once a month.
So yes, I do know my way around a Walmart, whether it's at home or when we travel.
If you need a hammer, a bird feeder, a small plant for a gift, and groceries, you can't beat it.
But I insist if you go to Walmart and randomly photograph people, then drive to Target and do the same, everyone would be able to judge which collection of pics came from which store.
If you ever need proof that we are de-civilizing and de-evolving, look at photos of people from the 19th and early 20th centuries, and compare them to the people at your local Wal-Mart. We have become savages. There is no dignity left in this society. Instead, we're a nation of tattooed, obese savages, clowns, and overgrown babies.
We have become so totally infantilized and debased as a culture that it will likely take several generations to completely reverse this.
The conspiracy nuts will likely tell you it's about something in the water, such as added fluoride. It can take away critical thinking skills, such as some people on here insisting that Trump is the best president in American history.
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Originally Posted by Chowhound
I think that there has been a coarsening of our society. I'm not sure I think it's as bad as the OP describes. Do those people exist, sure, but I see lots and lots of normal middle class people of all ethic backgrounds, at least here in So Cal anyway.
I did see a video of two women having a fistfight at a Walmart on YouTube recently. I don't think between the two of them that they had one complete set of teeth.
But what reason is there to believe similar confrontations never took place in the days before YouTube and cellphone cameras?
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